Coloring page of a cute unicorn head wearing a crown of flowers and leaves.

Cute unicorn head with flower crown coloring page

Easy For toddlers For preschoolers For kids

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About this coloring page

This page features a sweet, cartoon-style unicorn head looking straight forward. The unicorn has large, friendly eyes with long eyelashes, a tiny smile, and a small twisted horn. On its head sits a beautiful crown made of three simple flowers and several pointed leaves. A neat braid of hair drapes down the left side of its face.

With its thick black outlines and large, open spaces, this illustration is perfect for younger children. The simple shapes of the flower petals, leaves, and face make it easy to color within the lines. There are no complex patterns, allowing for a relaxed coloring experience.

While coloring, you can talk about the different parts of a flower, like petals and leaves. Children can count the three flowers in the crown or the segments of the braided mane to practice basic math.

Drawn with the help of AI and checked by our team.

Suggested colors

Soft pink for the snout and ears
Creamy yellow for the horn
Light blue for the friendly eyes
Golden yellow for the flower centers
Mint green for the crown leaves
Lavender for the braided mane

Good for

Ages: Toddlers, preschoolers and kids
Level: Easy: big shapes and thick lines, great for little hands.
Time: About 10 to 15 minutes
Paper: US Letter or A4, any home printer

Skills it practices

Fine motor control
Color recognition
Counting practice

Activity ideas

Have your child count the flower petals and leaves in the crown as they color them.
Use glitter glue on the unicorn's horn to make it sparkle like a real magical creature.
Cut out the finished unicorn head to create a cute puppet or a bedroom wall decoration.

Learn while you color

The narwhal, a real whale, has a long spiral tusk that was once sold as "unicorn horn".
In Chinese legend the qilin is a gentle creature with a horn, said to bring good luck.
A baby unicorn has no official name, so kids can invent one: foal, unifoal or anything they like.

Coloring tips for this page

Use chunky crayons or thick markers: the big shapes are made for them.
Use a pastel palette (pink, lilac, mint, baby blue) for a soft, dreamy page.
Make the horn shine: color it gold or yellow and leave a thin white stripe down one side.
Color the sky with a gradient from purple at the top to pink near the ground.