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Human Body
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"Once upon a __, there lived a tooth fairy named Francie."
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One labeled and one unlabeled diagram of the nervous system.
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labeled and unlabeled
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Danny has lost his first tooth! A great mini-unit (comprehension, word search, etc.) for kids going through (or anticipating!) the same experience.
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What causes cavities? How can they be prevented? This reading comprehension explains the basics.
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Learn the differences between arteries, veins, and capillaries, as well as other functions of the circulatory system, with this fact-filled reading comprehension.
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"One of Junie B. Jones's top front teeth is loose! Only Junie B. is not that thrilled about this development. Because what if she looks like toothless Uncle Lou? And what's all this tooth fairy business?" This unit enhances the Barbara Park book with vocabulary and comprehension skills development.
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Enhances comprehension of Robert McCloskey's tale of a girl with a loose tooth.
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Enhances comprehension and vocabulary for the Helen Frost book about dental health. Caution: This book may be difficult to find.
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Three reading comprehensions (Your Respiratory System, Diseases of the Respiratory System, Take Care of your Respiratory System) clearly and simply explain how the respiratory system works and how to keep it working.
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Two reading comprehensions (Your Immune System, Keeping Your Immune System Healthy) clearly and simply explain how the immune system works and how to keep it working.
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Labeled and unlabeled. This simple diagram goes with our reading comprehension on the digestive system.
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Choose the correct answer, then follow directions to fill in the puzzle and answer the riddle.
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Four fact-filled illustrated cards per page for identifying and understanding body parts.
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Start the year with this bulletin board and chart the number of lost teeth among your students all year. Pages for recording lost teeth every month, certificates for lost teeth, class survey of results, and monthly graph included.
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Fill in cell-themed sentences using words from a text box, then use those words to decipher a biology-themed message.
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Assemble the skeleton and correctly label the parts.
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Red-highlighted set of nomenclature cards showing seven parts and seven words for parts of the human leg.
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Learn the anatomy of the human hand by coloring the bones different colors.
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Vocabulary and comprehension exercises enhance the book by Helen Frost.
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Vocabulary and comprehension exercises enhance the book by Helen Frost.
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[member-created with abctools] Here are a list of key words having to do with dental health. Trace and cut out for a great shapebook, or hang them up, use them for vocabulary, put in your writing center to help with spelling. Have fun!
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Learn vocabulary with this fun set: a word search, crossword, ABC order, and more. From "canines" to "permanent".
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This unit is a great enhancement to a nutrition lesson, and also works well as a "stand alone". Based on the 2005 food pyramid guide, and featuring imaginative writing prompts, real-life nutrition analysis, graphing, and more.
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February is Children's Dental Health month, but any time of year is appropriate for this unit, which includes a reading comprehension, and several science experiments perfectly designed to get children interested in the health of these "visible bones".
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Use this simple form to help organize the answers to three student-selected questions about any of the dental health professions.
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Two pages of facts about the human heart, two cards per page. With color illustrations.
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A reading comprehension, a vocabulary list, and a diagram (labeled and unlabeled) are used in this thorough mini-unit on the human heart.
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Report planner, KWL, and a lined page to write a report about teeth.
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Biography of scientist Gertrude Belle Elion, a chemist who developed a number of lifesaving drugs.
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Four reading comprehensions and other activities on health maintenance topics.
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Fun tooth-themed late homework notices, assignment notices, and grading sheet.
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Two report forms guide students through the writing of book reports for fiction and non-fiction books about teeth.
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From "dentist" to "tooth decay". These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Simple addition and subtraction practice with numbers 1-10, with a dental theme.
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An introduction to some basic poetic structures (assonance and alliteration, tongue twisters, acrostics) using tooth themes.
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