Chatterbox ideas

This ‘Fitness Fortune Teller’ will get the whole family moving!

Teach your kids how to make a chatterbox

Do your remember playing with fortune tellers/chatterboxes when you were a child? We used to play with them all the time. Well, today's #freebiefriday is a fantastic party game to play at home that is played by creating and using our very own Chatterbox template where you will find fun actions to do with from your favourite Partybox characters. You can download the template and instructions from www.partyboxltd.com/freebies or watch how to make it at www.partyboxltd.com/vlog

A twist on the traditional chatterbox or cootie catcher, perfect for revising sight words and early reading strategies, whilst also having a giggle.

Here is the second origami chatterbox I've made. This one is to help children reflect on prayer and God. Under the flaps are questions they have to answer... A printable version can be found here.

Grab a cootie catcher template for free! Two free printables, one blank printable fortune teller, and one chatterbox template.

Chatterboxes (also known as paper fortune tellers) can have multiple uses in the classroom. They can be used as a revision tool, as an introduction to new concepts or as an icebreaker activity. Use the editable Word version of the chatterbox template to customise the content you wish to include. The blank PDF version can be distributed to students, enabling them to create their own personalised chatterboxes.

This is a free poem about eggs. Comes with a simple sight word activity using a cracked egg template.