One of my personal favorites in this bundle is the “Write and Brush” activity. Some of the activities are printables and require little to no preparation, while others I would suggest laminating and gathering a few other supplies to complete. Incorporating fine motor play into your school day is really valuable and it’s a great way to introduce any topic – even dental health! This resource has so many dental health activities for you to choose from! Multiple fine motor skills covered from tracing, tweezing, and linking, to hole punching, stringing beads, cutting and gluing, and letter and number writing. Let’s get started! Fine Motor Dental Health Activities So, in preparation of Dental Health Month, I’ve come up with 5 dental health activities you can incorporate into your classroom during the month of February!

And although teeth aren’t always the most flattering topic area of care, it’s so important to instill in our kids how essential it is! Sure, going to any doctor visit is a little uneasy, but the more we can talk about it and normalize it, the better our kids are going to feel! I think most would agree that being a teacher brings the responsibility of helping kids become well-rounded individuals, even in the area of self-care. I’m personally not a fan of going to the dentist (although I do go!), but I love helping ease the confusion and fear of dentist visits and taking care of teeth. February is quickly approaching, and you know that means… Dental Health Month! It may sound strange, but I’ve honestly always loved teaching about dental health.

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