It is time for free printable Valentine’s Day cootie catcher templates. I made a Valentine’s Day fortune teller that is sure to put a smile on your child’s face. What? You don’t know what a cootie catcher or fortune teller is? Well, you might remember this nostalgic paper origami from your childhood once you see the pictures. They bring back so many memories and now you can share those same memories with a whole new generation. So, download your file below and start playing!
I have even more of these free cootie catcher downloads that you may like. Try the Dr. Seuss version here then scroll to the bottom of this post for even more!
I think we all used to play with them as kids. It doesn’t matter if you call it a cootie catcher or a fortune teller, it is fun either way! As kids, you would write specific words or use colors for each section. For this version, you would pick a color heart. Then spell it while going back and forth with the cootie catcher. Next, pick a number. Again go back and forth but this time while counting. Then pick a number one more time. Lift that number flap and read what is inside. This will be great fun at any Valentine’s Day party!
Valentine’s Day Cootie Catcher Templates
Now, are you ready to print your own Valentine’s Day fortune teller? Just sign up for my newsletter in the box below and the file will be sent to your email. From there, you can download and print as many times as you like. If you have issues with the download, feel free to email thecountrychiccottage@yahoo.com and I will try to help.
How to Fold the Cootie Catcher Templates
There are folding instructions on the bottom but if you have trouble there is also a great description on Wikipedia (yes cootie catchers are even on Wikipedia). I also have a great video below that shows you each step after you print this one!
Now all that is left is to download your file and start having fun with your kids. They are going to love playing with this over and over again.
I hope you and your kids enjoy this one!
This is too cute. Just popping by to let you know I included your project in my “10 cute printable valentines for kids” round up on Creative Green Living.
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