Webliography

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Unicorns

Unicorn History
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn
Audience: Teachers

A fascination with unicorns is common among kids. How much do you know about their rich, complex history? This Wikipedia article covers the basics; ancient and medieval unicorns, unicorn symbols in heraldry, possible sources for belief in unicorns, unicorns in fiction, and a couple of key references.

Unicorn Coloring Pages
http://www.coloring.ws/unicorns1.htm
Audience: Primary and Elementary school classrooms.

All About Coloring is a website full of coloring printables! This link will send you to 17 unicorn-themed coloring pages.

Unicorns of the Sea
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/whales/species/Narwhal.shtml
Audience: Elementary school classrooms

Ever heard of the “unicorn of the sea?” Narwhals are nicknamed that because males grow a tusk that can measure up to 10 feet long. Turn to this Enchanted Learning link to explore narwhals with your students. This rare arctic whale [the name means “corpse whale" in Old Norse] almost seems mythical. Check out the site for a reproducible printout, connect-the-dots and other activities.