Description
This resource is intended to be an easy companion to the book My Mouth Is a Volcano by Julia Cook. It is a fortune teller craftivity with discussion/comprehension questions to use with your students after reading the story.
Tips for Use:
1.Make a sample ahead of time.
2.Tell children to cut out and fold as neatly as possible on the lines.
3.Read through directions with students first. Then demonstrate how to use.
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You will need to help your students cut and assemble. Have children take the fortune tellers home and share questions and answers with parents as a homework activity or follow up.
With Love,
The Fancy Counselor
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