Unicorn Story & Unicorn Crown Activity

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Sarah Gammon, M. ED

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(91)

In this fun class, students will be read a fun & inspiring unicorn themed story. We will discuss the story events and lessons learned from the story. Your child will get to make a unicorn crown. Come join us on a magical and fun adventure!

Class Experience

In this fun lesson, students will be read a loud the story Thelma the Unicorn.  Thelma, the pony, feels boring and plain and longs to be a beautiful unicorn. Her best friend, Otis, thinks she’s perfect as she is, but when she spies a carrot lying on the ground, she has the idea to tie the carrot to her head and pretend to be a unicorn. A delightful pink-paint-and-glitter accident later, and Thelma’s look is complete!
Thelma is now famous but will she be happy pretending to be someone she is...

Students will review the main events and lessons learned from the story. Students will design / color their own unicorn crown.

Hello everyone! My name is Sarah Gammon and I am excited to teach with Out School! I am an elementary school librarian and mother of five amazing kids!  I have a Masters Degree in Education and ten years teaching experience. My teaching experience includes teaching 2nd grade, 4th grade, and being a school librarian.  I also have two years of experience teaching online.  As a librarian, I have the joy of teaching hundreds of students each week.  I have taught thousands of kids over the years and I can’t wait to teach yours! I believe learning should be fun and exciting! I inspire to motivate children to have a lifelong love for reading!  I can’t wait to meet your child in my classroom! Let’s make learning fun together!

Show your family your unicorn crown!

  1 file available upon enrollmentPrintable Unicorn Crown Sheet (will be provided)
Crayons
Markers
Scissors
Tape 
Optional:
Glitter
Glue

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

25 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Younger students may need help cutting out the unicorn crown and taping together the crown.

Meet the teacher

Sarah Gammon, M. ED

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(91)

Hello everyone! My name is Sarah Gammon and I am  excited to teach with Out School! I have a Masters Degree in Education and ten years teaching experience. I inspire to motivate children to have a lifelong love for reading!  I can’t wait to meet...