I'm a Unicorn

A one-horned calf declares themselves a unicorn using airtight logic — but doubt creeps in when they notice they lack moonlight sparkle, a silky mane, and rainbow poop.

For the kid who's already declared themselves a dinosaur, a princess, and a fire truck this week, this is a defense of every wild self-declaration a small person has ever made.

• Big idea: Deciding who you are doesn't require anyone else's approval — logic, confidence, and a little backup from your people can be enough.
• Vibes: Silly, deadpan, and warm, with the comic timing of a kid arguing a point they refuse to lose.

• enjoy funny animal stories with a debate to follow
• are working on believing in who they say they are
• like to argue their case with grown-up logic
• respond well to stories about identity and self-doubt

• Story & problem-solving: What clues did the calf use to prove they were a unicorn?
• Feelings & empathy: How do you think the calf felt when they noticed they didn't have a silky mane or rainbow poop?
• Real-life connection: Have you ever felt sure about something and then started to doubt yourself?
• Imagination: If you could decide you were any creature, what would you pick and why?
• Big idea: Do you think you need to look a certain way to be who you say you are?