How To Train Your Storm Unicorn.

Have you been wondering how to manage your Unicorn? Or thinking about if your Unicorn is bored or tired? Read on to find out more.

What you need:

A house, candy, exercise and story time.

What to do:

1. a) First, create a comfy warm house made out of wood outside and hay in the inside so the Unicorn can sleep. Add some water if there thirsty and some candy.

1. b) Next, provide food which is sweet candy and fish and chips. Until its 3:00 PM 

1. c) After that, 30 minutes later, remember to exercise your Unicorn every week for one hour. When they are fit and relaxed they will have good strong muscles. They can run fast and fly fast.

1. d) Finally, after 12:00PM let them go to the hut you made ( instruction a ) put them to sleep with a story about unicorns flyth through the air.

WARNING!!! Don’t feed them sprite or they will burn or leave your house forever, forget you, might kill you or become deaf.

How To Train Your Storm Unicorn.

Have you been wondering how to manage your Unicorn? Or thinking about if your Unicorn is bored or tired? Read on to find out more.

What you need:

A house, candy, exercise and story time.

What to do:

1. a) First, create a comfy warm house made out of wood outside and hay in the inside so the Unicorn can sleep. Add some water if there thirsty and some candy.

1. b) Next, provide food which is sweet candy and fish and chips. Until its 3:00 PM 

1. c) After that, 30 minutes later, remember to exercise your Unicorn every week for one hour. When they are fit and relaxed they will have good strong muscles. They can run fast and fly fast.

1. d) Finally, after 12:00PM let them go to the hut you made ( instruction a ) put them to sleep with a story about unicorns flyth through the air.

WARNING!!! Don’t feed them sprite or they will burn or leave your house forever, forget you, might kill you or become deaf.

How To Train Your Storm Unicorn.

Have you been wondering how to manage your Unicorn? Or thinking about if your Unicorn is bored or tired? Read on to find out more.

What you need:

A house, candy, exercise and story time.

What to do:

1. a) First, create a comfy warm house made out of wood outside and hay in the inside so the Unicorn can sleep. Add some water if there thirsty and some candy.

1. b) Next, provide food which is sweet candy and fish and chips. Until its 3:00 PM 

1. c) After that, 30 minutes later, remember to exercise your Unicorn every week for one hour. When they are fit and relaxed they will have good strong muscles. They can run fast and fly fast.

1. d) Finally, after 12:00PM let them go to the hut you made ( instruction a ) put them to sleep with a story about unicorns flyth through the air.

WARNING!!! Don’t feed them sprite or they will burn or leave your house forever, forget you, might kill you or become deaf.

Blood Unicorns!

My living world!

The most common place Blood Unicorns live is the Amazon Rainforest. Blood Unicorns like to collect blood if they see any inside a body or an object. Generally, they 

like to live above trees to see their prey. Similarly, they have ears like a cat listening to anything. The first person that saw the Unicorn at 2012 was Bob the 

Builder and the last person that saw the Unicorn at 3012 was Kristano Zotaj. Interestingly they can live over 1,000 years.

Blood Unicorns!

My living world!

The most common place Blood Unicorns live is the Amazon Rainforest. Blood Unicorns like to collect blood if they see any inside a body or an object. Generally, they 

like to live above trees to see their prey. Similarly, they have ears like a cat listening to anything. The first person that saw the Unicorn at 2012 was Bob the 

Builder and the last person that saw the Unicorn at 3012 was Kristano Zotaj. Interestingly they can live over 1,000 years.

What are hot?

A white chocolatey Jupiter, a flaming Carolina chilli sitting on a pizza and a sick child lying beside his mum.

What are cold?

An icy snowflake gently sedentary, Mt Everest towering high in the freezing sky and a hand gripping on an iceberg.

What are dull?

A dark mine with no light in, a pen writing on a white paper and a candle flowing away.

What are light?

A flying bright angel, aa white board copying what the computer says and the sun shining on to a computer.

What are fragile?

A grandma’s glasses broken clashing to the ground, a bullet shooting through a soft skin and the brain  thinking to the person.

What are strong?

The glass and the bricks of the Burj Khalifa, an elephant bottom sitting down on land and an iron bar burning the hand.

I’ve never befriended Captain Levi in Japan,

But I’ve friended kind children in my own class.

I’ve never rushed on a gleaming helicopter as fast as Usane Bolt, 

But I’ve ridden on a helicopter roller coaster.

I’ve never zoomed against Robin, 

But I’ve raced my friend Kristiano at school.

I’ve never swallowed coffee or tea in the whitey clouds of Hamsted heath, 

But I’ve drank hot chocolate within my sitting room.

I’ve never dashed on a bike on the road,

But I’ve sped on my scooter on the pavement at Hampstead heath.

I’ve never helped out people with Batman,

But I’ve aided children at school.

I’ve never hang out in the queen’s palace,

But I’ve lived in my bedroom.

I’ve never seen Willy Wonka make delicious chocolate brownies,

But I’ve watched my mum make chocolatey, black, delicious brownies.