English Year 4 - Chapter 10 Part 2

English Year 4

Chapter 10

Part 2

What's The Matter

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We have all got thirty-two teeth.

• When we are children, we have got twenty teeth.

• These are our baby teeth, or milk teeth.

• When we are about six years old, we start losing our baby teeth.

• New teeths will grow.

Teeths are strong and we keep them for the rest of our lives.

That's why we should take care of them!

Your teeth help you eat.

• You use them to bite and chew your food.

• Saliva helps you eat too because it makes your food soft and wet.

• It also protects your teeth from germs.

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The pink part around your teeth are your gums.

The enamel on your teeth makes them white and bright.

It's the hardest part of your body!

You should brush your teeth two or three times every day.

This way, you keep them clean and healthy.

You should remember to visit the dentist every six months!

Poll

Anybody here wants to be a dentist?

• Yes

• Maybe

• Not interested

Multiple Choice

A string used to clean in between your teeth is called ...

• a toothbrush.

• an implant.

• a toothpick.

• a dental floss.

Multiple Choice

What cause tooth decay?

• age

• cavities

• hygiene

Multiple Choice

A special doctor who looks after teeth is called what?

• dentist

• cardiologist

• hygienist

Multiple Choice

What is pink and helps hold our teeth in place in our mouths?

• gum

• tongue

• cheeks

• lips

Multiple Choice

How many baby teeth do we usually have?

• 10

• 16

• 20

• 26

Open Ended

Why do we need to brush our teeth?

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Brush & Floss

Always do these two!

Multiple Select

To have healthy teeth and gums, what should you do on a regular basis?

• Brush your teeth

• Floss your teeth

• Rinse with mouthwash

• Visit the dentist's office

Multiple Choice

What are holes in your teeth called?

• Gaps

• Pockets

• Cavities

• Canals

Multiple Choice

What happens within minutes after not brushing your teeth and you just had your favorite meal of the day?

• Your saliva continues to break down your food.

• Your saliva and food create an ideal environment for bacteria to survive.

Multiple Choice

What happens after a day of not brushing your teeth?

• You only have bad breath

• You get bacteria build up

• You begin to form plaque

• Nothing because you do not eat sugar

Multiple Choice

What happens after a week of not brushing your teeth?

• Plaque builds up and creates tartar

• You get more plaque build up only

• Plaque builds up, creates tartar and yellow teeth

• Plaque builds up, creates tartar, yellow teeth, and bad breath

Multiple Choice

After a month of not brushing you teeth you can begin to form cavities.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

According to the video, after a year of not brushing your teeth.....

• No one wants to go out with you. #thatsTUFF

• You just have really bad breath and cavities

• You can get peridontitis, which causes your teeth to fall out

• You get a lot of plaque build up

Multiple Choice

After a year of not brushing the disease can spread beyond just your mouth.

• True

• False

Open Ended

What is a suitable title for this story?

Open Ended

What do you think is the moral value from the story?

Parts of Story

• Beginning

• Middle

• Ending

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