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Fortune Teller
A playful origami game that teaches hygiene through colors, choices, and quick thinking—fun and adaptable for any age.
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Everything you need to play this game
- Square sheets of paper (for the origami piece – one per player))
- A spinner or dice (for random number selection)
- 2 pieces of cardboard
- Solution cards or images (e.g. toothbrush, soap, clean clothes)
- Markers or pens
- Scissors and glue (optional)
Make it yourself
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Step 1
Folding instruction board
Explain in eight steps how to fold the fortune teller tool.
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Step 2
Create a spinner or use dice
Option A: Spinner
- Cut a circle from cardboard.
- Divide into 8 segments and number them 1–8.
- Attach a paper arrow with a split pin in the center.
Option B: Dice
- Simply use a standard die (roll twice to get numbers up to 12, or just use 1–6).
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Step 3
Create the hygiene board
Draw 8 large colored zones (matching the origami colors). In each zone, draw or paste a hygiene problem image, like:
- Green: bad teeth
- Pink: dirty clothes
- Blue: dirty toilet
- Purple: body odor
- Yellow: dirty nails
- Orange: lice in hair
- Black: dirty water
- Red: bad breath
On the right side draw or paste hygienic solutions like soap, tooth brush, tooth paste, brush, clean water, bath, coughing in elbow, ...
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Good job!
A step-by-step guide to play the game
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Each player folds their own origami (fortune teller) using the folding instruction board.
- Make sure the outside flaps are numbered 1–8.
- Under the number flaps, write or draw colors.
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One player spins the spinner or rolls a die to get a number between 1 and 8.
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Another player operates the fortune teller by moving it in and out based on the number.
- Stop on the final number and let the player choose a flap.
- Open it to reveal a color.
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Find the matching color on the hygiene issue board. Discuss the hygiene problem shown (e.g. bad teeth, dirty hands, etc.).
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From a set of images or solution cards, the player picks the correct hygiene item that could fix the problem (e.g. toothbrush, soap, shampoo).
- Discuss why this solution fits.
- You can let the group help if someone is unsure.
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Start the next round with a different player spinning the wheel and another operating the fortune teller.
Extra game information
This game concept was developed by a team of Tomorrowland during a StreetwiZe leadership expedition in Kolkata, India.
Variations
Depending on the target group, you can change the topic.
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