Summary
Elinor becomes Clean Captain and finds out why washing up actually matters — germs are tiny, real, and everywhere. Then Ari's wiggly tooth prompts the kids to learn what's happening when a baby tooth comes out.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
Germs are too small to see — but soap still beats them.
- Why can't you see germs? How do we know they're there?
- When are the most important times to wash your hands?
- What is happening when a baby tooth gets wiggly?
- What did Ari learn about losing a tooth?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: germs, soap, scrub, baby tooth, healthy.
Try it: Practice the 20-second hand wash — sing a song that lasts long enough.
Try it: Draw your smile. Circle any teeth that are wiggly or already grew in new.