3 Super Cute Lost Teeth Freebies for Your Class

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Inside: You’ll find a lost tooth chart, graph and tooth clip art. All free!

Absolutely nothing is more exciting for a 5 or 6 year old than losing a tooth ~ especially that first tooth!

And Kindergarten and Grade 1 teachers know this happens all the time.

At our school the kids can go to the office and collect a plastic tooth necklace whenever they lose a tooth at school. Those are such coveted items that sometimes kiddies even bring a tooth from home to get the necklace!

At school we always keep track of our lost teeth because that’s what you do with the important stuff.

Related: Loose Tooth Poems

First up is our Lost Teeth chart. This is a fun way to keep track of all those missing pearly whites. Just print your kiddos’ names in the appropriate month every time they lose a tooth.

Some years I’ll also add a little tooth sticker beside each name just to jazz things up a bit. The stickers below are super cute ’cause they also have toothpaste and tooth brushes (affiliate link).

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I also like to have a Lost Tooth Graph because it’s such an easy way to integrate some math into my students’ lives.

This can be a fun activity at the end of the year, too. Just give everyone a copy of the blank graph and have them recreate the classroom graph from the year. Then you can ask them questions about the data: Who lost the most teeth? In which month did we lose the most teeth? The least amount of teeth?

The graph I made is very simple, but it looks nice when enlarged on the photocopier to 11×14. I’ve off-centred the teeth, so that the children’s names can be printed beside the teeth, and the teeth coloured in.

$I have 3 cute lost teeth freebies for you. No strings attached. You\'ll get a Lost Teeth year-long chart, a Tooth Graph and also a large clip art tooth.$