Here are a few of the activities we did in February for dental health. Plenty of graphs and analyzing the data. Here we graphed have you ever had a cavity?
Brush your teeth poem for our poetry journals.
Bubble map of ways to take care of your teeth and have a big happy smile.
We sorted foods into healthy and not healthy.
I used the book Silverlicious to discuss how characters change. Then we used it to discuss character traits. We worked on finding evidence from the text. I got the cute Pinkalicious clipart from here.
You can find the activities above in my tooth unit.
10 comments:
Ilove all you do, Jessica! I wish I could work with you!
...are the grossest part of being a teacher.
Oh wait... we weren't supposed to finish your blog title with our own ending were we?
Hahaha! Looks like fun! Makes me miss teaching 1st graders!
:)
Christina
*Bunting, Books, and Bainbridge*
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Bubble map of ways to take care of your"teeth"is beautiful
I thoroughly enjoyed your blog post about teaching kids about dental health and teeth. It's essential to instill good oral hygiene habits in children from a young age, and your creative and informative approach is commendable.
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