Have you ever wanted to be a unicorn? Now is your chance during Camp Fun Unicorn Week! During this magical week of camp we'll be making our own unicorn masks, playing unicorn games, and making unicorn crafts like a pretty unicorn banner, sparkly unicorn suncatchers, and your own painted unicorn squishies. Why stop at unicorns when any animal with a unicorn horn is extra cute? We have anicorn sticker scenes and card games to keep us busy all week long. Be sure to download the Free Unicorn Maze Printable Activity here and the Free Unicorn Coloring Page here! We are looking forward to spending our summer playing, crafting, and exploring at home and hope you join us for Camp Fun!
Every kid loves squishies and these DIY unicorn squishies are extra cool because you get to decorate them however you like! We tried a couple different ways to decorate ours including Sharpie markers and bright acrylic craft paint. These small paint brushes were the perfect size to paint the unicorns. These washable craft trays are a great way to protect your painting surface. You can paint one side of the unicorn and let it dry before painting the other side, or you can stand the unicorn up and paint both sides at once. Wait until the paint has dried completely on the unicorns and then squish away!
Create beautiful art to hang in the window with unicorn suncatchers and glitter paint pens. The paint pens make adding details to your unicorn easy and mess free. We like to use these washable craft trays to protect our crafting surface. Let the paint dry overnight and then hang your suncatchers in a sunny window by threading a loop of string through the hole at the top of the suncatcher and then hanging it from a small suction cup.
Make a magical accessory for your room in minutes with this simple mini unicorn banner craft kit. It comes with adhesive felt pieces that make this activity perfect for kids of all ages. No cutting or glue required!
Head outside to play a fun unicorn game. Have one camper wear the unicorn horn from this inflatable unicorn ring toss game and another camper see how many rings it can land on the horn. Try moving farther apart to make it more difficult, or set a timer to see how many you can get on the horn before time is up!
If you love unicorns, you'll love anicorns. That is any animal with a unicorn horn! These anicorn mini sticker scenes include pandacorns, puppycorns, and narwhals and are a fun indoor activity that come in a set of 12.
Become a unicorn for the day with these color your own unicorn masks. Use markers or crayons to decorate the masks. Once your mask is ready, why not come up with a fun unicorn play using your masks or act out a story from our Unicorn Week Reading list!
Rainy day keeping you inside? This set of 12 anicorn card games includes Go Fish, Hearts and Oh Poo (Old Maid). This card packs are great to pack along for a summer road trip too.
Download our Free Unicorn Maze Printable for a simple activity to do during Unicorn Week. Help the unicorn get to the rainbow by leading her through the maze!
You can never have too many coloring pages to keep campers busy during Camp Fun! Be sure to download our Unicorn Free Coloring Page and set it out with colored pencils, crayons, or markers for a quiet indoor activity.
Make rainbow unicorn snack mix for a magical treat during Unicorn Week. Fill a unicorn popcorn box with Fruit Loops, rainbow marshmallows, mini pretzels and Sixlets® Rainbow Mix and top with rainbow unicorn gummies. Other sweet treat ideas include swirled unicorn fudge, rainbow unicorn bark, or mini unicorn confetti cakes.
Unicorns by Megan Atwood
Uni the Unicorn by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson
Thelma the Unicorn by Aaron Blabey
Do You Believe in Unicorns? by Bethanie Deeney Murguia
Lily the Unicorn by Dallas Clayton
Not Quite Narwhal by Jessie Sima
Narwhal, Unicorn of the Sea by Ben Clanton
Feel as magical as a unicorn with this fun Unicorn Backpack. Simply download, print and cut out the free printable unicorn backpack template. Trace the unicorn onto a DIY Medium Natural Canvas Drawstring Bag. Put a sheet of scratch paper inside the backpack so that the paint will not soak through to the other side. Use acrylic paint and paintbrushes to paint the traced unicorn features. Once the paint is dry, cut strands of fun colored Primary and Neon Yarn and glue them to the backside of the backpack. Add some sparkle to the unicorns’ horn with some Glitter Glue Pens.