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A Picnic to Share
A little book to color
Unicorn at a bench with two apples, a folded cloth, an open basket and a potted plant.
ColorWillow

Friendship & sharing

A Picnic to Share

A three-page coloring story about a unicorn and a fox sharing a picnic, from packing two apples to folding the cloth. Includes a cover and short read-along text for each page.

Difficulty: MediumIncludes a short story

3 coloring pages + CoverPages
A4 & US LetterPrint at home
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  1. 1Unicorn at a bench with two apples, a folded cloth, an open basket and a potted plant.

    Two apples

    The unicorn packs two apples and a picnic cloth. There is room in the basket for something to share.

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  2. 2Unicorn and fox seated on a plain cloth beside two apples, an open basket and a flower.

    A friend joins in

    A fox comes to the picnic. One apple for you, one apple for me: a little lunch becomes a happy moment together.

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  3. 3Unicorn folding a plain cloth on a bench beside an empty basket, with grass below.

    Ready for next time

    The picnic is over. The unicorn folds the cloth and gathers the basket, ready for another day with a friend.

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