Spiritual Imports 3562 Fortune Teller Miracle Fish, White and Red

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The fish grabs onto the moisture on the surface of your palm, and since the palms of human hands have a lot of sweat glands, the plastic (fish) is immediately bonded to moisture. Students can propose a hypothesis to describe how the fortune-telling fish works and then design an experiment to test the hypothesis. As a unique and fun give-a-way I offer the Fortune Teller Fish to kids at birthday parties and to adults at cocktail receptions. The Fortune Teller Fish is made of high-quality paper, so it will last for a long time and keep you and your guests entertained for a long time. The ever popular Fortune Telling Fish are fantastic fun and make a great party bag filler for magic and science themed parties.

Pack fo six individually wrapped fortune teller fish, perfect as cracker filler for one of our standard/medium crackers or larger.

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Please note, other than those on the packaging to read the fish's movements, no instructions for effects using these are included. My daughter commented about these fishes that we used to get in the Christmas crackers saying some of the cheap crackers are the best so I got this for her. The magnet on the back is strong enough to cling through embroidery fabric, cross-stitch fabric and needlepoint canvas. We suggest that you obtain a receipt of posting, for your own protection, from the Post Office or other carrier, which is provided free of charge. Spangler says you can extend the science lesson by having students place the fish on different parts of their bodies, such as the forehead, hands, arms, and even feet, to see if the sweat glands in those areas produce different results.