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Fortune Teller Paper Craft Game: Make Sharing Life Stories Fun with our beautiful 'Cootie Catcher' designs

Updated: Aug 5

Paper fortune teller game download

Sharing stories together should be fun, so we've created our bespoke Cootie Catcher or Fortune Teller paper craft game. It's a fun way to uncover life stories and a fun activity for all ages! Perfect for holidays and rainy days.


With questions like "Describe your perfect day" and "What was your favourite childhood game" our game is appropriate for all ages to enjoy and promote conversations.


Simply download our templates, choose one to print yourself onto A4 paper, fold using the simple instructions below and then enjoy playing the game. It's a great way to start a conversation and learn about a friend or relative - and a particularly simple activity for kids and their grandparents to do together.


You can download our beautifully designed templates that include instructions from our Etsy store here. There are 5 templates to choose from, including a B&W version to colour yourself if you wish (or if you don't have access to a colour printer).



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5 Designs included


When you are playing the game, why not record your answers so that you have a precious voice recording that you can preserve and cherish?


Our questions have been specially designed to be simple but they offer special insights into a person and their character. Recording a voice is simple using a smartphone but contact us if you need more help.


Why no go one step further and create a Snapshot Box? Our beautiful boxes are the perfect way to preserve recordings alongside a cherished photograph. Check them out here!


In the meantime, if you need help making your Cootie Cather, please read on for detailed instructions.



Origami Fortune Teller Game Template

Instructions:

  • Cut the sheet along the dashed line above to create a square shape for folding


Cootie Catcher Design

  • Flip the square over and fold it in half, from the top to the bottom. Unfold

  • Then, fold the square from the right to the left and unfold it again

  • Now fold each corner of the square towards the centre:



Making a cootie catcher


Making a cootie catcher

  • Turn the paper over and bring each corner to the centre


Making a cootie catcher


Making a fortune cookie paper

  • Fold the square in half, from top to bottom, unfold, and then fold from left to right:



Making a fortune cookie paper


Making a paper fortune teller

  • Put your thumb and first finger under each corner flap and pinch



Paper Cootie Catcher Design


How to Play:

  • Find someone to play with and ask them to pick a colour from the top flaps

  • Spell out the colour, opening and closing the cootie catcher as you spell out the letters



Game to play with grandparents

  • Stop at the last letter to reveal some of the numbers inside. Make them pick a number

  • Open and close the Cootie Catcher while counting out the number they chose

  • Ask the other player to pick another number from the visible panels, flip it up, and ask the question that has been revealed

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