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    Unicorn (And Horse) : Story Summary

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    Lesson Plan

    Unicorn (and Horse)


    Story Summary
    Unicorn is a unicorn. And Horse is, well... not. Grab a
    pink cupcake and laugh along with this hilarious story
    about two very different animals—one seems magical
    and perfect, and the other... well... doesn’t. But, out-
    side appearances don’t always tell the whole story.

    Unicorn (and Horse) is a funny yet endearing lesson


    on envy with one important truth: We are sometimes
    unicorns. We are sometimes horses. But, it’s our dif-
    ferences that make us all unique. And, friendship can
    Book Information come in all shapes and sizes.
    Run Time 5:49 Readers of all ages will love giggling along with this
    silly yet heartwarming story.
    Author David Miles

    Illustrator Hollie Mengert Lesson Focus


    Jealousy
    Narrator Leslie Harter

    Publisher Familius

    Ages 2–6
    Activity Ideas
    Horse, Horse, Unicorn
    Genre Fiction
    Ask children to sit in a circle. Choose one child to
    Text Structure Third person narrative with some dialogue walk around the outside of the circle and touch each
    sitting child on the head (shoulder) saying horse or
    Themes & Ideas friendship, change, jealousy
    unicorn. When the child says “unicorn”, the sitting
    Language & Familiar language, dialogue, and many child gets up and both children race around the
    Literary Features different punctuation marks.
    circle. The first child back in place sits and the last
    Sentence
    Simple and complex sentences. child becomes the one to walk around the circle and
    Complexity
    sapphire, paddock, startled, prance, repeat the game.
    Vocabulary
    chomp, frumpy
    Find the Differences.
    Special
    jealousy Print or find drawings of a horse and unicorn.
    Vocabulary
    Hilarious illustrations of endearing What differences do you notice between the two?
    Illustrations
    characters
    Act Like a Unicorn, Act Like a Horse
    Use your imagination to act like a unicorn and then
    act like a horse.

    Additional activities can be found in the following


    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com pages of this document.
    Book Chat
    NAME

    Unicorn (and Horse)


    Unicorn is a unicorn. And Horse is, well... not. One seems Discuss the story and write your
    magical and perfect, and the other... well... doesn’t. But, outside answers together.
    appearances don’t always tell the whole story.

    What is Unicorn (and Horse) about?

    When do you feel like Unicorn?

    When do you feel like Horse?

    What does it mean to be jealous?


    Who was jealous in this story?

    Have you ever been jealous of someone Share a time when you were also jealous
    and how you handled it.
    else? How did you handle it?

    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com


    Vooks Pause & Ponder

    Unicorn (and Horse) Pause at the indicated time


    stamps and discuss the story

    0:32 What are three differences between a unicorn and a horse?

    1:42 What can a horse do?

    2:52 How could a unicorn make someone a lot of money?

    4:02 What is Horse thinking about?

    4:41 How is Horse feeling? What clues do you see to help you answer the question?

    4:45 How is Unicorn feeling? What clues do you see to help you answer the question?

    5:22 What has changed since the beginning of the story?

    After viewing the Book:


    1. What is one thing you liked about Unicorn? Why? 5. Has someone ever done something kind for you
    that made you think of them differently or change
    2. What is one thing you liked about Horse? Why?
    your mind about them?
    3. Why doesn’t Horse like Unicorn?
    6. What is something kind that you can do for
    4. Remember in the story when Horse said, “No, I someone that might change them?
    don’t like you,” to Unicorn, but did not really mean
    it? Have you ever said something that you didn’t
    mean? How do you think the other person felt
    when you said it?

    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com


    Fill in the Blanks NAME

    Choose from the following words to complete the sentences from


    the story. Words may be used more than once.

    Unicorn
    ________________ is a

    Horse ________________.

    And ____________ is, well… ________.


    not

    ________________ has a sapphire


    horn
    ___________, a silver ___________,
    coat
    a rainbow ___________, and perfect

    mane white ___________.

    teeth ______________ does not.

    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com


    Draw a picture & write a verse NAME

    Think of one of your friends. What is something that the two of you “Horse and Unicorn are friends.
    enjoy? Draw a picture of the two of you doing the thing you like to And that’s better than anything—
    do together and then complete the verse below. even pink cupcakes.”

    ___________________________________ and ___________________________________ are friends.


    your name friend’s name

    And that’s better than anything ...even ______________________________________________________________ .


    what you enjoy together

    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com


    Venn Diagram
    NAME
    How are Unicorn and Horse different? How are they the same?
    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com
    Matching Game NAME

    Draw a line to match the animals in Unicorn (and Horse) Hint: Answers can be found in the story
    to the phrase they said or thought. on Vooks at timestamp 3:24.

    Squirrel I can’t fly fast enough!

    Bird I can’t run at ALL!

    Fox I can’t run fast enough


    to catch them!

    Only one animal could,


    Turtle
    so he RAN!

    Horse I can’t run on the road!

    Storybooks Brought to Life™ // vooks.com

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