loose tooth

Hey bloggin' friends! I am sharing my love of the written word as a part of the Superb Writers’ Blogathon. In partnership with Grammarly gra...

Keep track of all the teeth your little ones lose during calendar time. Place a tally mark under the month for every tooth lost.Includes August-May and September-June.

Missing tooth club tally/graph charts - love this! Kids always like to have their lost teeth celebrated and this brings in some math and graphing. Need to do this!!!

When a student loses a tooth, he/she gets to take home The Lost Tooth Club Bag . His/her name goes on The Lost Tooth Club Bar Graph. I hav...

Adventures in Ashley Reed's Classroom

I am linking up with Mrs. Jump's Class for Book Talk Tuesday! We are still finishing up our fabulous community helpers unit and today we read one of my favorite fiction books for this unit: Andrew's Loose Tooth by Robert Munsch! This story is about a little boy who has a painfully loose tooth that refuses to come out! His parents, a dentist, the tooth fairy, and his friend all go to crazy lengths, until finally the problem is solved. My kids thought this book was hysterical. This was a great…

Free Tooth Fairy Certificate

These final days of February are the perfect time to turn our attention to a few favorite books about teeth! Here's A Look At What We've Been Working On This Week! We made a tooth diagram and wrote tooth facts! We also took inspiration from the book Andrew's Loose Tooth and wrote our own loose tooth stories! We included sound effects and vivid vocabulary! Download the poem below. We also designed posters as to how and why we are "Cavity Fighters"! Download the the poster and the writing…

Bears Loose Tooth Story Activities from Tracy Hall-First Place on TeachersNotebook.com (10 pages)

Bear's Loose Tooth, First Grade Read-Aloud

One of my projects this summer was to plan out how I wanted to teach sight words and phonics skills next year. My curriculum does not dictate what phonics skills we have to teach and which sight word lists to practice, so I came up with a yearly scope and sequence that I am pretty happy with! At the end of this post you'll find a link to a bunch of freebies. This chart is in there (and it's editable). I have set aside about 20 minutes a day for sight words, poetry, and phonics. It usually…

Getting ready to go back to school and decorate your classroom? Year after year I order a poster to display who loses a tooth so I made this pack to have year after year! When a student looses a tooth simply use a tooth cut out (included), write their name on the tooth and add it to the correspond...

These activities are fun follow ups to the story "Moose's Loose Tooth" by Jacqueline A. Clark. There are 2 activities included: -Cut and paste for sequencing the animal characters "Who Helps Moose?" -Writing page with fill-in spaces using the retelling terms "First, Next, Then, Finally" and illust...