Paper finger game

How to Make a Multiplayer Origami Game: These instructions demonstrate how to fold a fun, two-person origami game. Time required: approx. 5 minutes. What you will need: - One standard sheet of white/colored paper (8.5" x 11") HINT: As you do each of the following steps, make each fold a…

A paper fortune teller or a cootie catcher is a simple origami project that involves folding a sheet of paper. It is a popular game among kids that helps them predict their future. It may also contain hidden answers to questions asked by a child or the names of activities that the player should perform. […]

They were talked up all week at school, finally Saturday night has arrived and a handful of tweenagers are ready to rock and roll.

Paper fortune tellers! Remember these? This posts includes step by step instructions for how to make a paper fortune teller with your child.

In the fortuneteller game, players pick a number and pick a color and the fortuneteller reveals their fortune. Often seen at playgrounds and slumber parties, the game allows children to pass the time and have fun with the fortunes they write. For young children, the fortuneteller game helps with spelling and counting. ...

Are you ever looking for finger games to play with just your hands? All pediatric therapists love a good game that requires no equipment right? They are great to play to practice finger isolation, timing and dexterity. Try using the games as a warm up activity for handwriting tasks or fine motor skill practice. Here are 10 finger games to play that require no equipment or preparation: ORIGINAL ROCK PAPER SCISSORS – So we all know the usual rules – Rock smashes Scissors – Scissors Cut Paper –…

It's a blast from the past! Show your kid's a fun activity from your childhood with these paper fortune tellers...it's DIY fun!

Keep the kids occupied on those long car rides this summer with these Road Trip Printables! These games will provide hours of entertainment in the car!

Are your preschoolers learning their colors? How about developing hand and eye coordination? The game Twister is great for developing spatial awareness

I’ve been busy working on developing some ‘finger gym’ activities for fine motor development. I found this idea on Pinterest but didn’t want to splash out buying one on Amaz…