Preschool dental health activities science experiments

How does YOUR class celebrate Dental Health Month? We have a Plaque Attack!! This has to be one of the most gross science experiments ever... but that's exactly why you have to try it in your classroom! Can you tell which cups above have the sugar added? YES! The ones growing the disgusting plague! The trick to this experiment is certainly to make sure you use warm, not hot, water. This will activate the yeast properly. As you discuss the experiment with the class, talk about how sugar in…

Preschool themes: dental health printables

Rotten Teeth Experiment Here's a fun experiment to just in time to squeeze in for Dental Health month! With the 100th Day of School and Valentine's Day in February too, we're always fitting in Dental Health just at the end of the month! Whew! This experiment is a fun visual to show the damage of sugar sitting on our teeth and the importance of brushing our teeth daily! Find more about this experiment here! Materials ready! You'll need to make some hard boiled eggs ahead of time for this…

Using eggs, we tested how popular drinks can stain our teeth. You might be surprised by the results!

Use this experiment for preschoolers to explore dental health and the impact of different types of liquids on teeth.

Rotten Teeth Experiment Here's a fun experiment to just in time to squeeze in for Dental Health month! With the 100th Day of School and Valentine's Day in February too, we're always fitting in Dental Health just at the end of the month! Whew! This experiment is a fun visual to show the damage of sugar sitting on our teeth and the importance of brushing our teeth daily! Find more about this experiment here! Materials ready! You'll need to make some hard boiled eggs ahead of time for this…

Show them why it's important to brush their teeth with these fun games and experiments.

Elephant toothpaste is such a fun and easy science experiment for kids. This project requires only a handful of supplies and it can be very colorful—a bonus in my book! This reaction experiment does require using some chemicals, so it’s best for children in elementary school or older and requires adult supervision. Elephant toothpaste recipe…

If you're on the lookout for some exploding STEM experiments, check out this elephant toothpaste experiment. It's fun and great for science fairs!

Do you want your kids to learn how to take care of their teeth? These Dental Health STEM Activities can make your homeschool dental health lesson more exciting!