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Dental Health Mini-Lesson | Cavity Prevention
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This informational text is a perfect short lesson to use anytime for a Health class or perhaps a Reading or Science class during the month of February which in Dental Health Month! Students will learn what cavities are, that microorganisms (called plaque) produce acid and the acid breaks down the enamel! They will also learn about tarter, what not to eat and how to care for their teeth.
Includes:
- 1 page of informational text (I’ve included both a color and b/w version)
- 1 page assessment (multiple choice and fill-in-the-blanks)
- Answer Key
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