Make Way for Tooth Decay
Make Way for Tooth Decay by Bobbi Katz, published by Scholastic in 1999, is an illustrated book designed for young readers. This 32-page work presents a humorous exploration of tooth decay, using engaging rhymes and vibrant illustrations to convey important health information. The narrative introduces children to bacteria, explaining their role in tooth decay and how kids can protect their teeth.
In this Level 3 Science Hello Reader!, children are invited to learn about dental health in an entertaining way. The story is told from the perspective of bacteria, making the subject accessible and relatable. Through its witty text and lively illustrations, the book aims to demystify the role of dentists and encourage good oral hygiene practices among young readers. This edition is suitable for those interested in juvenile nonfiction, particularly in the areas of health and daily living.
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Bobbi Katz and Steve Bjorkman created LOTS OF LICE and GERMS! GERMS! GERMS! and team up once again in this hilarious Level 3 Science Hello Reader! that teaches children about tooth decay.
Meet your guests. / We’re called bacteria. / Your mouth is our cafeteria.
In this witty, easy-to-read story, children learn what bacteria is, how it causes tooth decay, and how they can fight against it. Told from the point of view of the bacteria, the fact-filled, rhyming text shows dentists, in a non-threatening way, as they help youngsters guard against tooth decay. The bright, energetic illustrations are a perefct compliment to the humorous text.
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