Opening song
Sign language for brush your teeth.
Book: Does a Lion Brush? by Fred Ehrlich, illustrated by Emily Bolam

Song: “Brush your Teeth” – Raffi: Singable Songs for the Very Young
Song: “My Dentist” (Tune: “Frere Jacques” – done as an Echo song)
My Dentist, repeat
Always tells me, repeat
Brush your teeth, repeat
Twice a day. Repeat
(Source: Storytimes at the Library blog)
(Explain dentist. Who has been there?)
Book: Maisy, Charley and the Wobbly Tooth by Lucy Cousins

Song: “Shake Your Sillies Out” – The Wiggles: Yummy Yummy
Song: “Roll your Hands” – Toddlers on Parade
Song: “Reach for the Ceiling” – Toddlers on Parade
Book: Pony Brushes His Teeth by Michael Dahl, illustrated by Oriol Vidal

Song: “Clap your Hands” – Old Town School of Folk Music: Wiggleworms Love You
Song: “Monkey Dance” – The Wiggles: Yummy Yummy
Song: “Icky-Sticky Bubble Gum” – David Landau: Kids and Kitties
Closing rhyme
Craft: “T is for Toothbrush” with puffy blue paint (made with shaving cream, glue, neon blue food coloring and peppermint extract) (Source: Miss Meg’s Storytime)
