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I love unicorns, like so much. I don’t have my bedroom painted in rainbows with frolicking unicorns or carry around a unicorn themed handbag (though I’m certainly not against either) but back my younger years with my abject love of all things “Rainbow Brite” (I know Starlight wasn’t a Unicorn, just a fantastic horse… that had rainbow hair and could run across rainbows and was certainly at least a cousin of Unicorns?) and “My Little Pony” and in my later elementary years falling head over heels in love with Bruce Coville’s “Unicorn Chronicles” suffice it to say that Unicorns hold a soft spot in my heart, and even as an adult and I find them magical and fun in the best kind of ways.

To that end, I’m working on my favorite children’s book in the yet in the “For A Day” book series, “Unicorn For A Day” and because Unicorns make me so happy I want to share them far a wide. In my mind, Unicorns make everything better, so I thought I’d tied them into something that is classically fairly boring, like Letter Tracing Worksheets. But what’s better than tracing the same letter over and over again as you work on fine motor control and pencil grip? Doing it with a Unicorn!

I’ve also created a bunch of fun, free resources for parents, teachers and care givers that are all things Unicorn. If you want to check out my companion book “Unicorn For a Day” at some point I’d certainly be grateful, but I made these because I’ve got a passion not only for making books, but for making reading (and writing) as fun as it can be.

And as a mother of 4 young children, trying to raise my kids in this economy where everything is wildly expensive… well I wanted to make something fun, useful, and free. I’ve got:

All of them are free downloadable worksheets where you don’t have to sign up for anything to access them, just print, click, and help your child learn while keeping things a little more magical.

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So here are fun, free, and easy to use worksheets that (I hope) your preschooler will love.

They’re intended to:

Reinforce letter recognition
Practice handwriting skills
Be fun

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Unicorn Themed Lower and Upper Case Letter A Tracing Worksheet

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Unicorn Themed Lower and Upper Case Letter A Do a Dot Letter Capital and Lowercase Recognition Page

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Unicorn Themed Letter A Coloring Page

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I hope these printable Unicorn Themed Worksheets bring a spark of joy and creativity to your child's learning and coloring time. Want to add "Unicorn For A Day", the newest addition to the "For a Day" picture book series, to your shelves?

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Unicorn For A Day Preview

Unicorn For A Day Sneak Peek inside book

Unicorn for a day sneak peek into book 2

Unicorn for a day sneak peek into book 3

Looking for more fun? Find Unicorns and beyond:

"For A Day" Picture Book Series Preview


Mermaid For A Day	Dinosaur For A Day	Dragon For A Day	Penguin For A Day
A kind girl becomes and mermaid for a day and plays underwater games with other mermaids including seaweed hide and seek, swimming with dolphins, and exploring sunken pirate ships.	A kind boy gets his with to become a dinosaur for a day. He plays games with other friendly dinosaurs including coconut soccer, building a fort, and throwing stones into a volcano to make lava splash.	A kind boy gets his wish to become a dragon for a day. He spends the day playing with other friendly dragons. They fly together, squish clouds until it rains, make s'mores with their fire breath, and more.	An honest boy gets his wish to become a penguin for a day. He spends the day playing games with other friendly penguins including hockey, having a snow ball fight, fishing, and so much more.