Preschool dental health activities science experiments

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Have you ever wondered what pop or juice does to your teeth? In our kindergarten class we decided to do an experiment to see what would happen if we drank pop or juice and didn't brush our teeth. We took 10 eggs (not hard boiled) and put them in clear plastic cups. We covered them with different kinds of pop and juice and made our observations of what the eggs looked like. We predicted what we thought would happen to the eggs after sitting in the liquids. We recorded what we thought might…

These Sensory Activities for Dental Health are great as a starting point and even perfect for toddlers! Preschoolers are at a prime age to start learning about the importance of taking care of their teeth.

Eggs aren’t only a favorite food but make for great science experiments to teach about dental hygiene! Try this experiment to see the effects food can have on our teeth.

Do you want your kids to learn how to take care of their teeth? These Dental Health STEM Activities can make your homeschool dental health lesson more exciting!

Dental Health Printables - Preschool Themes - TeachersMag.com

Use this experiment for preschoolers to explore dental health and the impact of different types of liquids on teeth.

Classroom Activity for Learning About Dental Health Via an Egg in Soda Experiment. At Tender Times Child Care and Preschool they were little scientists for the day! The class did an experiment with

Preschool Dental Health Activities including brushing letters, d is for dentist, pulling teeth sensory and fine motor and practicing flossing.