This getting to know you fortune teller was made for elementary students. As an educator and mother I often times witness the difficulties kids face when trying to get to know their peers. I created this game while working at Booker T. Washington High School in Pensacola, Florida. This game is dedicated to my daughters and my students, to whom I love very much. If you like this resource consider purchasing the Getting to Know You Fortune Teller for high school students. Teachers and Parents should tailor this activity to their students/kids developmental age. Some students/kids may become bored with this activity, so long term use is not recommended.

Instructions: Kids will work with a partner to ask and answer questions about themselves in the fortune tellers. Kids will write down what they learned about their classmates on a sheet of paper.

Adaptations/Revisions: Pre-made fortune tellers with shapes are included. This product is not password protected so teachers and parents can adjust this activity to suit their needs.

It is a fun getting to know you craft that involves following directions, writing, working with others, and more.

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