We love fortune tellers or Cootie Catchers – they are such a fun “childhood” classic Origami for Kids project! Of course, there is nothing better than designing your own cootie catcher and writing your own questions!
Today we have an American Flag Cootie Catcher Printable – there are two versions – one for you to print and write your own questions and one with a ready made American Falg Trivia Quiz.
We have added a list of American Flag Trivia Questions below – that you can print and the kids can use to pick their own questions. Part of our American Flag Craft for Kids series.
American Flag Cootie Catcher Quiz – Materials
- Download your free printables (click the red button below)
- Scissors (to cut out your basic shape)
- Pens if you wish to add your own questions
These Flag Cootie Catchers are available on my Teacher’s Pay Teacher’s store for $3. Not only do you get the 2 cootie catchers mentioned, but also a lesson plan overview (with room for notes), as well as an easy to print worksheet. This will make the implementation of this activity in the classroom super easy. As well as assiting in developing children’s reading and writing skills, as they follow instruction independently!
How to make a Cootie Catcher – American Flag
Do watch our how to make a cootie catcher video or follow the step by step instructions LINKED below!
If you like you can also read our how to make a cootie catcher step by step instructions here, but the printable above includes a Cootie Catcher Worksheet!
Want more Paper Fortune Teller Ideas? Looking for Cootie Catcher Templates?
We have more great Cootie Catchers here on Red Ted Art (some with template):
- Christmas Cootie Catchers (Rudolph, Santa, Elf and Gift)
- Melon Cootie Catchers (via YouTube)
- Printable Flower Fortune Tellers (perfect for Mother’s Day or a BFF!)
- How to make a Pig Cootie Catcher Puppet (no template, quick and easy to make)!
Hope you will have lots of fun with your Fortune Tellers!! And now to your next question:
How to make an Origami Bookmark for Flag Day?
Again.. yes, thank you for asking!!! As you know we Origami Corner Bookmark and yes.. have a great American Flag Corner Bookmark for you too – quick and easy and looks great!
Fancy more 4th July Crafts (including many great Paper American Flag Crafts)? Take a look here:
Some trivia about the American Flag
How many stars are included on the blue field in the left-hand corner of the flag?
50, one for each state in the Union
When was the last time the U.S. flag was updated?
1960
How many times has the American flag been changed?
27
What was the name of the first American flag?
The Grand Union Flag
What is the nickname of the American Flag?
Old Glory
Who sewed the first American Flag?
Betsy Ross
The American Flag must never touch….?
.. the Ground
When the flag is in such condition that it is no longer fit to display, what is the preferable way to dispose of it?
Burning it
What is the color red meant to represent on the flag?
Hardiness & Valor
What is the colour of the FIRST Stripe?
Red
How many stripes are there?
13
How many red stripes are there?
7
How many white stripes are there?
6
What do the stripes on the American Flag represent?
When should the flag be displayed?
During the day
What does the color white on the flag mean?
Purity
More amazing Flag Day Crafts here:
Gerald says
My daughter is going to love trying this out, cheers from the UK 😉
Red Ted Art says
Enjoy!!! We have a Union Jack too if that is of interest!
Justin Runyon says
You are just amazing! Where you finding all this fantastic ideas! We with my wife try to limit times that our kids spends with gadgets and if we don’t know how occupy to distract them from inet, then I go to your site where I always find something new! Thank!
Red Ted Art says
My pleasure! Enjoy!
Lori says
Very cool! Could you make one for Constitution Week also?
Red Ted Art says
What would that look like? Also a US flag but with different questions?
allwavingflags says
thanks