This new self-care based topic pack contains:

'A Tale of Two Teeth.' An exclusive rhyming story about Tim the Terrific and Tony the Terrible. Illustrated with fun and colourful characters and designed to encourage children to learn about and look after their teeth. I wrote this story for the children in my own setting and it proved extremely popular!

Clear planning sheets with statements covering the individual aspects children need to learn to look after the teeth, along with lots of ideas for activities to try. Complete with 'I Can' statements to help you assess what children have learned. These sheets are laid out in a way to make it easy to choose suitable activities for children depending on their stage of development.

Fun and engaging activities to help your children learn the main messages about looking after their teeth. Each activity comes with information about what the activity aims at helping children learn, full instructions and 'I Can statements for you to assess each child's learning. This pack contains activities and resources such as:

Dentist role play corner ideas and resources

Teeth cleaning song poster

'A Tale of Two Teeth,' illustrated rhyming story

Make a model of some teeth

Teeth cleaning activity

Teeth counting game

Foods for healthy teeth game

Plus more ideas you can try.

Pack length: 38 pages

N.B This pack is supplied as a downloadable PDF document. If you cannot find your download links please check you junk mail first before contacting me at jennifer@wellywren.co.uk. 

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This pack is for individual setting use only.

This pack must only be used by the person buying it to use in a personal, childminding or small early years setting with no more than four members of staff. You may not share any of the contents with anyone else outside your setting. Welly Wren Ltd is a small business so please support me by buying your own copy.

Permission is not granted for any of the contents of this pack to be be used or distributed to members within an agency, organisation, charity, council, trust, or any other business that is not a childminding business or small early years setting with no more than four members of staff.

Breaches of copyright and distribution permissions will result in legal action being pursued.