Pokemon Cootie Catchers (AKA paper fortune tellers)
Hollie Coutinho
Chatter box ideas
Explore fun and engaging chatter box ideas that will keep both kids and adults entertained. Get inspired to create your own personalized chatter box and start conversations with friends and family.
Looking for a simple and cute way for your kids to say "I love you, Dad" on Father's Day? With a printable template, this cootie catcher is perfect!
Cheryl Hopkins
Make your mother's day special with this cute and easy paper origami craft. Grab the template to do this mother's day activity with preschool and kindergarten kids.
tracey winfrow
Valentines Chatterbox printable aka fortune teller or cootie catcher
Jamie Chamberlain
Cootie catchers are a fun way to practice skills. These 17 quick cootie catcher printables are all free and just might spark some lesson plan ideas. In the classroom there are times where we just need to find creative ways for independent practice to help students master skills.
Becky Hillenburg
Cootie catchers are a fun way to practice skills. These 17 quick cootie catcher printables are all free and just might spark some lesson plan ideas. In the classroom there are times where we just need to find creative ways for independent practice to help students master skills.
Teach Junkie
how to fold a cootie catcher http://heathersays.hubpages.com/hub/Cootie-Catcher-Conversation-Starters
Heather Rode
Editable Cootie Catcher Game, Printable Fortune Teller Activity Kit, Blank Chatter Box PDF Template, DIY Fun Paper Party Favor for Kid Fold - Etsy
Looking for a fun, screen-free activity? Check out these editable cootie catchers! Also known as fortune tellers, whirlybirds, and chatterboxes, these paper games will provide hours of entertainment for your kids! They get to color them, learn how to fold origami, and then take turns doing the fun activities! All the text is editable, so you can use it to teach sight words, a different language, new vocabulary, math problems, yoga positions, and more! See below for a list of all the great…
Amanda Hong Adema
February's Bulletin Board! Each box has a different question in it. Some examples are: Name 3 things on your bucket list, find something you have in common, create a secret handshake, who in your life makes you feel like you're amazing...and so on...
Heather McCarthy
Inspired by conversations at the dinner table, this is “Chatter Box.” It’s a deck of questions to ask and discuss with your kiddos. The renowned artist in my family, Olivia, created all the artwork on the cards and was the fire behind the idea. Most of the questions are geared for third and fourth graders. We have a few decks to give away as we get it kicked off. Message me if you’re interested. Big thanks to #launchtabletop for making this possible.
Colt Bell