Preschool tooth craft

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Dental Health Preschool Craft-- Brush Your Teeth! Fun process art activity to use during a dentist or tooth theme week.

Students love making their own mouths out of construction paper, scissors, and some glue! Click Here for Even More Preschool Activities and Crafts

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Losing a tooth is a significant milestone in a child's life. It's a moment filled with excitement, wonder, and maybe a little bit of worry. As parents, we strive to make this experience memorable and

Practice proper teeth brushing ahead of the Halloween candy, or all year long, with our fun Monster Teeth Brushing Craft learning activity!

Dental Health Preschool Craft-- Brush Your Teeth! Painting with toothbrushes- fun process art activity to use during a dentist or tooth theme week.

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🦷✨ Create magic at home with this adorable Tooth Fairy Coffee Filter Craft! Perfect for kids who just lost their tooth, it's a fun way to celebrate the Tooth Fairy's visit. Using simple materials like coffee filters, it's an easy craft that adds a bit of fairy sparkle! 🌈🧚‍♀️ #ToothFairyCraft #KidsCrafts

Celebrate the excitement of a loss of a tooth with these fun and low-prep Tooth Fairy Crafts! Students will love crafting their Tooth Fairies to bring home to their families when they lose a tooth. #missmsreadingresources #kindergarten #prek #firstgrade #toothfairy #loosetooth #craft #writing #tpt #teacherspayteachers

Dental health handprint - Tooth handprint - Toddler - Preschool

These hands-on dental activities are awesome for teaching kids about dental care, nutrition and how to have healthy teeth. They are great for kids in

Funny Teeth Craft to promote dental health!

This week for us is all about healthy eating and dental. So we started off the week with this activity! To make the puffy paint (our pretend toothpaste) I used shaving cream & white glue. Then, the kids used toothbrushes to “brush” on the “toothpaste. I did put the outline of a tooth on the paper first, but if you have older kids then they can do that themselves. This was a super fun one!

Happy Tuesday! Today we painted with toothbrushes! I made some shaving cream paint using shaving cream and glue! We took toothbrushes and painted a giant tooth! It was a perfect fine motor and sensory activity-even though not everyone was a fan of the "paint" getting on their hands :) Someone had other ideas with their tooth and colored it a little first! It was actually perfect because then we had to really "brush" to get it "clean"! Grab this printable HERE! You could also squirt some…

Here’s another craft we did for our Dental Health theme. I drew the outline of a mouth and gave the kids a sponge dobber with white paint. We talked about how we have teeth on the top of our mouth and the bottom of our mouth. We painted teeth into our “mouths” today. This was done by my 2 and a half year olds.

Learn about your teeth this Dental Health Month in February with this easy Tooth craft. This fun dental craft is perfect for preschoolers.

At Little Ones Preschool in Lakeville, Indiana, they did a clever crafting activity about their teeth! The class read a book about young children who lose who two front baby teeth titled, What if

Tooth unit craft for fun

Here's a fun experiment to just in time to squeeze in for Dental Health month! This experiment is a fun visual to show the damage of sugar sitting on our teeth and the importance of brushing our teeth daily! Find more about this experiment here!