Showing posts with label tooth fairy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tooth fairy. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2010

TOOTH TALLY PROJECT: ONE MONTH IN

We're one month in to the Tooth Tally Project and there's been lots of wiggling and wobbling of teeth.


6 of us have lost a tooth in February and have been paid a visit by the Tooth fairy. The rest of us are waiting patiently. We've started to record data about teeth lost and how many are waiting on a graph. There are plenty of wriggly teeth, so we think our total for March will be much higher.

We've also finished our tooth fairy drawing task. Our drawings had to reflect the following description -

The Tooth Fairy likes to wear green from the very top of her head to the very tips of her toes. It is green like growing grass. Sometimes, instead of her beautiful sparkly gown, she wears trousers so that she can fly from house to house in the twinkling of an eye. As children dream, they may hear the tiny sound of the tinkling bell on the tip of her cap as she quietly visits them.

Have a look at our slideshow to see our month of Tooth Tally fun.


Tuesday, February 9, 2010

TOOTH FAIRY DESCRIPTION

We are taking part in the Tooth Tally Project.

One of our first tasks is to draw a picture of the Tooth Fairy.
We can't draw whatever we imagine the Tooth Fairy to look like.
We are basing our drawing on a description that we have been given. All the children in the 250 classes taking part in the project have been given the same description.

We used Bubbl.us, a mindmapping tool, to help organise the information we have about the Tooth Fairy.

Click and drag the Bubbl.us around to see all of the mindmap.

This is what each of us will have in common with our drawings but will each drawing look the same?
What do you picture the Tooth Fairy looking like?