Keller creates chaotic educational fun again.

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	• Open Wide: Tooth School Inside Laurie Keller Owlet Paperbacks, 2003 - 40 pages average customer review:based on 18 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Fun and Educational

Little bit silly but loads of fun. Actually learn a few things about teeth in a fun way. 3 out of my 4 kids recommend it!

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wonderful

this is a wonderful book. It's better suited for reading with a small group rather than with a class. The asides are lost with a class. Even so my class walked away with an amazing amount of new knowledge about their teeth

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Terrific book for kids ages 4+

This book cleverly teaches kids about the mouth!
Laurie Keller is my new favorite kids' author. A great gift book!

Keller creates chaotic educational fun again.

Filled with funny drawings, history lessons about teeth and fun stuff that all kids will identify with when it comes to thinking of their trips to the dentist. Belongs in every dentist's office. My grandkids and their friends all love this book. Great job.

J. George

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Great motivator!

After reading this book to my girls, they took more interest in brushing since they didn't want their teeth to look green and black as depicted in the book. It does have a lot going on and can be a little overwhelming (at least for me) but my kids enjoyed reading every last detail. It's a fun way to learn a little about the importance of brushing.

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From the author/illustrator of The Scrambled States of America, here is a fun-filled introduction to teeth."Before the principal's announcements, will you all please stand and recite our pledge: 'I pledge allegiance to this mouth and to the dentist who takes care of us. And to the gums on which we stand, strong and healthy, with toothbrushes and toothpaste for all.'"It's time for tooth school and Dr. Flossman is excited to meet the incoming class of 32--eight incisors, four canines, eight premolars, and twelve molars, including the four wisdom teeth. There's just so much to learn--from brushing and flossing to dentin and pulp to every student's nightmare: tooth decay!Best read with a toothbrush in hand, this hilarious book is full of interesting facts (for instance, George Washington's teeth were not made of wood, despite popular belief) and a classroom full of quirky characters. Young readers will laugh their way to a better appreciation for those pearly whites that beckon them to brush. And from there it's just a short hop to flossing.

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