Quick answer
Use the My Storybook Art Kit – Unicorns & Princesses to help your child write, illustrate, and bind their own unicorn princess adventure. The included writing prompts and stickers make it easy to start.
Why a storybook kit works better than loose supplies
A dedicated kit removes the blank-page problem. Instead of asking "What should I draw?" your child gets Writing Prompt Cards and themed stickers that spark ideas immediately. The hardbound book also gives a sense of accomplishment that loose paper can't match.
What the Unicorns & Princesses kit includes
The kit comes with a hardbound storybook, Writing Prompt Cards, vocabulary lists, markers, and over 100 stickers. Everything fits in one box, so there is no hunting for supplies. The princess and unicorn theme is built into the prompts and stickers, which keeps the story consistent.
How to create a unicorn princess storybook
- Choose a main character: Ask your child to pick a princess name and a unicorn name from the sticker sheet or invent their own. Write the names on the first page. Common mistake: skipping this step leads to a scattered story with no clear hero. Lock in the character names before writing any plot.
- Pick a writing prompt card: Shuffle the Writing Prompt Cards and let your child draw one. The card will suggest a problem or setting, like "The princess finds a lost unicorn in the forest." Use that as the story's starting point. Checkpoint: if the prompt feels too hard, let your child draw a second card instead of forcing it.
- Write one sentence per page: Keep it simple: one sentence on the left page, one illustration on the right. This prevents overwhelm and leaves room for stickers. Common mistake: trying to write a long paragraph on the first page and running out of space or motivation. If your child writes more, use the extra pages for a sequel chapter.
- Illustrate with markers and stickers: After writing, draw the scene using the markers. Add matching stickers (castles, crowns, rainbows) to fill empty space. Checkpoint: remind your child that stickers are accents, not the whole picture — the drawing should tell most of the story.
- Read the story aloud and bind it: Once all pages are done, read the story together. Fix any missing words or confusing parts. Then close the hardbound book and tie the ribbon (if included) or simply close the cover. Common mistake: skipping the read-aloud step and later finding a page that doesn't make sense. Store the finished book on a shelf so your child can revisit it later.
Kit highlights
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My Storybook Art Kit - Unicorns & Princesses (ages 5-10): Skillmatics' Storybook Art Kit includes everything you need to write and create your very own storybooks! Use the Writing Prompt Cards to inspire your story. The prompt cards prevent writer's block and give a clear starting point for children who are new to storytelling.
My Storybook Art Kit - Unicorns & Princesses (ages 5-10)
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My Storybook Art Kit - All My Adventures (ages 5-10): Our kit includes everything your child needs to become an author – writing prompts, vocabulary lists, colorful stickers, markers, and hardbound books for their stories! The hardbound book makes the final story feel like a real published book, which motivates children to complete and share their work.
My Storybook Art Kit - All My Adventures (ages 5-10)
