No one knows the real _ of the Tooth Fairy. National Tooth Fairy Day is also a good day to make sure children understand the importance of brushing their teeth _. They are more excited about the Tooth Fairy’s visit and how much money she’ll _. This part of growing up makes children worry a little _ about losing a tooth. Of course, in _, parents sneak into the room and _ the tooth with the cash. Parents tell the child to put the tooth under his or her _ and in the morning they will find some money from the Tooth Fairy. The Tooth Fairy comes in the _ of the night after a child loses a milk tooth.
Others include Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. This day celebrates one of childhood’s make-_ visitors. What happens in your country when a child loses a tooth? WHILE READING / LISTENING GAP FILLįebruary 28 is National Tooth Fairy Day. This may be because mice have strong teeth that _. In _ Europe, a fairy mouse takes away the teeth. In parts of India, children wrap their milk teeth in cotton and offer it to the sun. In Japan, children throw a lower baby tooth up onto the roof so the next tooth _ upwards an upper tooth goes under the house so the new adult tooth grows downwards. There are _ in other countries for when a child’s tooth falls out. It started in Europe hundreds of years ago and spread around the world. National Tooth Fairy Day is also a good day to make sure children understand _ brushing their teeth regularly. They are more excited about the Tooth Fairy’s visit and how much _. This part of _ makes children worry a little less about losing a tooth. Of course, in reality, _ into the room and replace the tooth with the cash. Parents tell the child to put the tooth under his or her pillow and in the morning they will find some money from the Tooth Fairy. The Tooth Fairy comes in the middle of the night after a child loses _. This day celebrates one of childhood’s _ visitors. Match the following phrases from the article.įebruary 28 is National Tooth Fairy Day. Mail this lesson to friends and teachers. What happens in your country when a child loses a tooth? This may be because mice have strong teeth that never stop growing. In many parts of Europe, a fairy mouse takes away the teeth. In Japan, children throw a lower baby tooth up onto the roof so the next tooth grows healthily upwards an upper tooth goes under the house so the new adult tooth grows downwards. There are different traditions in other countries for when a child’s tooth falls out. No one knows the real origins of the Tooth Fairy. National Tooth Fairy Day is also a good day to make sure children understand the importance of brushing their teeth regularly. They are more excited about the Tooth Fairy’s visit and how much money she’ll leave. This part of growing up makes children worry a little less about losing a tooth. Of course, in reality, parents sneak into the room and replace the tooth with the cash. The Tooth Fairy comes in the middle of the night after a child loses a milk tooth.
This day celebrates one of childhood’s make-believe visitors. Your browser does not support this audio player.įebruary 28 is National Tooth Fairy Day.
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