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Sam’s Tooth Story (6-10 years)

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Sam’s Tooth title page names writer Sally Anne Jones and illustrator Annalisa Caroline Jones.
Title page of the illustrated story
Chapter 1 opens with Sam unable to concentrate on schoolwork because his loose tooth will not come out.
Page 3: The loose tooth disrupts schoolwork
Story page 4 shows Sam wiggling his tooth at his desk and explains how the loose tooth makes eating difficult.
Page 4: Wiggling the tooth and struggling to eat
Story page 5 describes Sam missing his lunch and recalling his sister's joke about pulling his tooth out.
Page 5: Lunch trouble and his sister’s joke
Story page 6 follows Sam leaving school with heavy bags and waiting for his mom, illustrated in the playground.
Page 6: Sam leaves school and waits for his mom
Story page 7 introduces Tom, who offers Sam a toffee from his bag of candy in exchange for a sticker.
Page 7: Tom offers a toffee for a sticker
Story page 8 shows Sam looking into Tom's candy bag as Tom urges him to take one and Sam forgets his misery.
Page 8: Sam looks inside Tom’s candy bag
Story page 9 follows Sam taking a toffee in a red wrapper, eating it, and sitting on a wall near the gate.
Page 9: Sam unwraps and eats the toffee
Story illustration on page 10 shows Sam sitting on a wall with his hands against his face and his bag below.
Page 10: Illustration of Sam sitting on the wall
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Reading

Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Guinea Pig Education
Rating
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About This Product

Sam’s Tooth Story (6-10 years)

This educational resource transports children into the world of Sam, a young boy with a wiggly tooth. The story begins when Sam loses his tooth in a toffee incident at school and safely puts it in a book for the Tooth Fairy. He then accidentally loses it on his way home leading to frantic searching. Will Sam find his lost tooth? Will the Tooth Fairy visit him?

Story Details & Usage

  • The narrative unfolds across 45 pages.
  • Ideal for children between Kindergarten and Grade 4.
  • Fits well within Language Arts curriculum.
  • Can be used as part of whole group or small group activity, sparking discussions among students about predictions, character analysis or story sequences.

Educational Benefits & Flexibility

The use of this teaching resource can be customized as per educator's needs:

  • Homeschooling: Can be integrated into daily lesson schedules, improving comprehension skills through regular reading practices.

Educational Highlights:
  1. Tailored Content: Designed at grade 7-8 reading levels for language art proficiency improvement through an entertaining read that kids can connect with.
This PDF resource easily accessible across different platforms/devices targets various learning environments comfortably.

The enchanting tale intricately oscillates between confusions, expectations and moments of relief associated with childhood traditions related to the Tooth Fairy; ultimately creating an interactive platform for imagination, empathy besides language art comprehension. Lastly, it encapsulates an educator's mission to foster a love for reading amongst young scholars while effortlessly blending learning and fun through this one-of-a-kind tale from Sam’s life.

What's Included

45 pages

Resource Tags

tooth fairy lost tooth reading comprehension character analysis storytelling

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