Toothbrushing chart: month tracker, how to brush, two-minute timer

Printable toothbrushing charts to make brushing twice a day a habit for a child. Parents and dentists give them to children. The three charts are a month of thirty-one days with a morning and a night tooth to colour each day, a five-panel poster on how to brush from wetting the brush to spitting it out, and a round page that splits two minutes into four quarters of thirty seconds. Each comes in three styles.

• a bathroom wall above the sink
• a dentist's handout for a child's routine
• a classroom lesson on healthy habits

Frequently asked questions

What does the month tracker ask for?

A morning tooth and a night tooth to colour in for each day, so the month shows both brushings.

What steps are on the poster?

Wet the brush, pea-size toothpaste, brush every tooth, brush your tongue, and spit it out.

How does the timer page work?

A circle split into four quarters, labelled top left, top right, bottom left and bottom right, each marked 30 sec.

Which style suits a young child?

Crayon fun has friendly smiling teeth and toothbrushes; black and white is a plain outline to colour in.

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