Do you need candy free Valentine treats for your kid’s classroom party? Or maybe just a fun paper craft to brighten your child’s day? Then grab your free printable (below) and play the Fortune Telling Game: Valentine’s Edition!

And if you need some classroom Valentine Cards to go with that…I have a few your kids will love! I’ve got our super popular Minecraft Valentines over here, and new this year: Baby Yoda cards!

Valentine Paper Fortune Teller

Ask this very special fortune teller if that guy you you have a crush on likes you too, or if you’re gonna marry Chris Hemsworth in the near future. (You know, this is just for fun…right?)

Don’t worry, I made these strictly PG and safe for elementary kids!

Wait, what’s a Fortune Teller Anyway?

Children have been folding up paper fortune tellers since forever ago…or at least since 1928 (according to Wikipedia). Fortune tellers–or cootie catchers? ewwww!–are a simple origami project that’s way easy to learn.

They’re actually based on a salt cellar — flip it upside down and you can hold candy in it!

You’ll quickly pickup the folding method once you’ve made a couple. Pretty soon you’ll be folding them out of blank paper and making up your own silly fortunes.

Great as a Valentine Party Favor

Want to include tiny card sized Fortune Tellers with your kid’s Valentine cards for a party? Great! I busted out the shrink ray and made a special Tiny Teller just for you! There’s four to a page, so you won’t waste a lot of paper printing out 20 or 30 of these adorable little paper wonders.

What’s inside the Fortune Teller?

I love the original Magic 8 Ball teller I made for you guys a while back. So I updated it for Valentine’s Day with tons-o-hearts! I also made one filled with sayings from conversation hearts. #LOVE

Or Write your Own Fortune!

Are you feeling super creative? You can aI also made a special blank fortune teller so you or your kiddo can write whatever you like on the inside.

Don’t Have a Color Printer?

Oh nooz! If you have a black & white sort of printer (laser, anyone?) you can make do with the Fill in the Blank teller and add a splash of color with markers or crayons. The other two look pretty decent in black & white, feel free to add color with a marker to jazz things up.

You can also download my file and take it to a print & copy shop and use their color copier.

* * * Download your files here! They’re free! * * *

Valentine Magic 8 Ball Fortune Teller

Valentine Conversation Heart Fortune Teller

Valentine Write Your Own Fortune Teller

Tiny Conversation Heart Fortune Teller

Tiny Magic 8 Ball Fortune Teller

How to Fold your Valentine Fortune Teller

Directions are printed on each free printable on how to fold the fortune teller. It uses very simple origami folds — anyone can do it!