This engaging activity combines oral hygiene with vocabulary development. Students will learn new words while practicing a vital daily task. Laminate the teeth and words for durability. Cut out the words and place them in a bin. Children can use dry-erase markers to write the words on the teeth. To make it even more fun, provide toothbrushes so students can 'brush' the words off, mimicking brushing their own teeth.

Benefits for Students:

• Vocabulary Expansion: Students will learn new words in a hands-on, memorable way.
• Fine Motor Skills: Cutting, pasting, and writing on the teeth help develop fine motor skills.
• Oral Hygiene Education: The activity reinforces the importance of brushing teeth and promotes good dental habits.
• Interactive Learning: This engaging approach makes learning fun and exciting.
• Multi-Sensory Experience: Using sight, touch, and sound, students have a more complete learning experience.

By incorporating this activity into your classroom, you can create a positive and educational environment that fosters learning and healthy habits.

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