The Life Stage Series: Social Development - Tilly The Tooth Fairy

The video is part of a life stage series focusing on developmental milestones for children. It tells the story of Tilly, a tooth fairy, who gets distracted by toys in children's rooms and takes them without permission. Tilly learns the importance of respecting others' belongings and returns the items with the help of her team leader, Tabitha. The story concludes with a jingle reinforcing the lesson of asking for permission before taking others' things.

What is the main role of Tilly the Tooth Fairy in the story?

• To teach children how to brush their teeth

• To collect fallen teeth and leave coins

• To collect children's toys

• To decorate children's bedrooms

What distracts Tilly during her tooth-collecting mission?

• The toys and pretty things in the bedrooms

• The sound of children snoring

• The other fairies singing

• The bright city lights

What happens when Tilly's bag becomes too heavy?

• It spills open, revealing the items she took

• It magically disappears

• She loses it in the forest

• She drops it in the river

How does Tilly feel when confronted by Tabitha about taking the items?

• Angry and defensive

• Indifferent and bored

• Proud and happy

• Shy and embarrassed

What does Tilly do to return the items she took?

• She hides them under the bed

• She places them back exactly where she found them

• She gives them to another fairy

• She throws them away

What lesson does Tilly learn by the end of the story?

• To always take what she wants

• To never fly at night

• To ask for permission before taking others' belongings

• To collect more teeth than other fairies

What is the special jingle that Tabitha teaches Tilly?

• If you want to collect teeth, be discreet

• If you want to be a fairy, be merry

• If you want someone's things, please don't touch or steal

• If you want to fly, just try