I like to stuff my children’s stockings but I don’t like to empty my wallet to do it. So each year I try to throw in a few things that don’t cost me anything that I know they’ll like.
One of these is these kid coupons. Another stocking stuffer my kids always enjoy are fortune tellers. Most of us made and played with these as kids and they are still just as popular as they were decades ago.
Normally I make these and just write in the colors, numbers and words. This year I decided to make them look “fancier” so I designed a printable fortune teller. I’m sharing the printable here so you can make them for your kids too. Here’s what it looks like:
Easy Printable Fortune Teller for Kids
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You’ll need a program that supports PDFS, like Adobe Acrobat (which is free). Open the program, click File > Print. Select your printer and set the number of copies you want to print. Double check your print preview, then click print.
How to Assembler a Printable Fortune Teller {Video!}
And just in case it’s been awhile since you last made one of these, here’s a quick video to walk you through assembly.
Of course, you don’t have to save this as a stocking stuffer. Fortune tellers are easy entertainment for kids at any time of year. Keep one in your purse to keep the kids occupied while you’re eating out or sitting in a waiting room. Or take one along on a car ride.
Hi. Need this for a project. Thank you so much!
Tried downloading this, but when I clicked on the image, up came the kids coupons instead. 🙁
Thanks for letting me know! I’m fixing the link now and I also e-mailed it to you. Here’s the link too just in case – https://wondermomwannabe.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Fortune-Teller.pdf
Thank you!
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Hi Corinne – OMG I remember these! They used to be so fun to make. You are missing one big fortune though… “You will take care of your parents when we are old!” LOL Hugs, Holly
I used to love making these and could play with them for hours. I don’t think I ever made one with my daughter and even though she is now a young adult, I think it would still be fun!
My kids love fortune tellers (and I did, too, as a kid). Thanks for making it so easy to make with your printable.