Sequence The Teeth
Sequence The Teeth
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The world of the living: teeth
1 Observe the imprint of your teeth in the modeling clay and answer the questions:
mouth.
In your opinion, where are the permanent teeth located in your mouth? Draw your idea.
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3 Here is the X-ray of a 9-year-old child's mouth. Observe it and respond orally to the
questions.
Locate the upper jaw, the lower jaw, and the position of the tongue.
Indicate where the milk teeth, permanent teeth, and future teeth are located.
4 Here is the drawing corresponding to the radio above. Color the milk teeth in blue, the other ones in red.
The permanent tooth grows beneath the tooth. The baby tooth falls out, the permanent tooth takes its place.
of milk and made it fall. at the place: there is nothing left beneath.
Children have 20 milk teeth that grow between 6 months and 3 years.
They fall between 6 and 11 years old.
Adults have 28 permanent teeth and sometimes 4 additional wisdom teeth.
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1 Observe again the imprint of your teeth and answer the questions orally:
Are all your teeth the same? Do they all have the same shape?
Color the teeth according to the following legend, then complete the sentences:
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the incisors in green the canines in yellow the molars in blue
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4 On each tooth, color the part hidden in the gum pink and the visible part yellow.
Then, paste the words in the right placerootandcrown»
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2 Surround each tooth with the same color and the tool that corresponds to it best:
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3 Relief as it should be.
2 Compare your hypotheses with your classmates' drawings, and then with the following diagram.
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5 Cross out the foods that are not good for your teeth:
CAVITIES
A cavity is a small hole in the tooth, caused by the attack of microbes. If this hole reaches
the sensitive part of the tooth (the nerve), there is a very strong pain.
Cavities damage teeth and are caused by food, including sugar, which
gnawing on the teeth.
Don't eat too much sugar, especially when you're feeling a little hungry: rather have a
fruit or yogurt.
A table, prefer water rather than fruit juices or sodas, which are very sugary.
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Discovery of the World / Living–V1
Skill Know the order of appearance of teeth.
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Discovery of the world / Living–V2
Skill Know the succession and the names of the two types of dentition.
Draw three arrows starting from each label to connect them to the right place.
Instruction
milk teeth and permanent teeth, of a different color.
Instruction Answer the questions by checking the correct answer each time.
Instruction Relate each tooth to its role and the action that corresponds to it best.
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she crushes
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Discovery of the world / Living–V6
Competence Know the structure of the tooth as well as the appropriate vocabulary.
Instruction Answer the questions by checking the correct answer each time.
the gum the crown the nerve the root