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Here is a free printable paper fortune teller.
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Let me know if it doesn’t work. I got it off of the website from my school. And I don’t have a dang printer so I hope you all could print it out and have fun with it!
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Lovely thanks! I’ll print tomorrow and let you know 
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Thank you so much! I will use this with my daughter. She has started being interested in crystals and what I do with the moon on our back porch. It’s exciting that she has an interest and likes to learn about what I am doing.
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Ok thanks 
I can’t wait to print mine!
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My kids adore crystals, too. My daughter has her own collection bc she was always harassing me for mine and broke one. She’s a kid, what can I do?
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ut oh! This can be tricky.
Ok here we go…Pick a color from the top flaps. Then spell out the color you picked. But as you spell out your color, open it with your fingers inside but underneath. Then open it a little and pick what’s on those flaps. And so on. Hope you get the hang of it. It’s difficult to explain.
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Please if you can watch a video lol I didn’t explain it thoroughly. Grr. 
It’s so funny trying to explain the fortune teller a.
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LOL thanks for the explanation 
it’s been a while but I do remember the motions!!
The correspondences are useful but is there any other way to use it? like as a game?
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Sounds just like my daughter. Exactly.
She was actually the first one to use the fortune teller. She had a lot of fun and then looked up the stones to see if she had any of them yet. So I think tomorrow we are making a trip to the Stone Store 
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I’d have to look into it more. But I’m sure you can use it as a game. I remember writing my own answers and somebody else would ask a question and I’d make the hand motions then they’d eventually get their answer all the way at the bottom. It’s hard to explain without showing it.
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This brings back so many memories!!! 
My friends and I used to make these all the time back in school- writing secrets and funny notes in the inner flaps. These are really fun and nostalgic, I haven’t seen one in years!
Thanks for sharing the template and bringing back some fond old memories, @christina4! 
And good luck to @francisco- there’s a bit of a learning curve, but it’s fun once you get the hang of it! 
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Memories! So much fun to make these.
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This looks like fun! I remember making these as a child, but this is more appropriate to our interests! Thank you again.
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Man, I tried explaining this but is sounds confusing. Basically it is a game. In this context it is useful for learning correspondences. Girls made these in school and called them fortune-tellers. We made up things to put on each flap.
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Anytime I like to share the free stuff I always seem to come across. It’s almost impossible to explain it exactly so anyone can understand…my case anyway🤣
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Thats cool, we used to do those in school… if I can get my folded right lol Thank you for sharing!
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You’re welcome @roxanne
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