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Brushing Your Teeth Sequencing Worksheet

Toothbrushing steps printed down one page, with teeth sets and a toothbrush to cut from the foot of the sheet and use to demonstrate correct brushing to a classmate.
Year groups
Years 1–3
File type
PDF
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Updated Aug 03, 2021

Subject
Health, P.E. & Health, Biology, Reading Comprehension, Life Sciences, Science, Reading, English
Topic
Sequencing, Summarizing
Resource types
Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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About this resource

This sequencing worksheet is perfect for helping students learn the correct order for brushing their teeth. The steps are easy to follow and the graphics are clear.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Read a printed set of steps and carry them out in the order given

  • Demonstrate correct toothbrushing to a partner using the cut-out toothbrush and teeth

  • Show a familiar routine to someone else by performing it rather than describing it

Teaching tips

  • Scissors are needed from the start — the teeth sets and toothbrush are cut from the same page students read the steps on

  • Pair students up before handing the sheet out, since the task ends in a demonstration to a classmate rather than in written work

  • The cut-outs are the only props involved, so printing on card or laminating them keeps a set usable across several groups

  • A Score field sits in the top corner; decide beforehand what the demonstration is being marked on, since the page itself sets no criteria

Skills covered

  • Following printed directions — students read the toothbrushing steps down the page before touching the cut-outs.

  • Sequencing a routine — the demonstration has to be performed in the correct order, which is what the page is set up to check.

  • Explaining to a peer — the finished task is showing a classmate the right way to brush, using the cut-out toothbrush against the cut-out teeth.

  • Cutting out and handling small pieces — the teeth sets and the toothbrush are separated from the sheet before the demonstration begins.

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What are the cut-out pieces used for?

They are props for the demonstration. The teeth sets and the toothbrush are cut from the foot of the page, and the direction is to use the toothbrush to show a classmate the correct way to brush — so the brushing motion is acted out on the paper teeth rather than written down.

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