paper fortune teller , także: cootie catcher

The use of paper fortune tellers in England has been recorded since the 1950s.

Other historic and vintage girls' pastimes include Paper fortune tellers, which date from the 1920s.

A paper fortune teller may be constructed by the steps shown in the illustration below:

Paper fortune teller, an origami also called a "chatterbox"

We've also noticed a preponderance of origami-like creations (see if you can spot the paper fortune tellers we remember from our school days).

It is here that Facebook quizzes most resemble the notebook paper fortune tellers (aka “cootie catchers”) of our youth.

TJ Maxx framed up an inspirational quote and dangled some good luck pendants over a good-luck ceramic elephant surrounded by good-luck paper fortune tellers.

They are constructed in several ways, by folding, as in paper airplanes, paper fortune tellers or Origami, or by cutting, decorating or assembling pieces of paper with glue or tape to create a paper doll or paper model.

Cartman gathers the boys together in his basement to show them a video tape of the girls of South Park Elementary using a device, which he believes is a high-tech gadget which gives them the ability to see into the future (in reality, it is a paper fortune teller).