Vocabulary Practice! TA

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Vocabulary Practice

Vocabulary Practice TA

This is a review of the vocabulary we’ve been learning over the past period.

Through these activities, we’ll:

- Identify words through descriptions and pictures.

- Fill in the gap!

Let’s see how much you remember—good luck!

Before starting with the review on vocab...

How well do you think you remember the vocabulary we learnt last period?

I’m a vocabulary genius—bring it on!

I think I remember… most of it? Maybe?

Can we go back to last period and learn it again?

Wait, there was vocabulary?!

Activity 1: What word are we looking for?

These teeth are the first ones we get as kids. What are they called?

Vampires would be proud of this tooth! Which one is it? A _______ tooth

These teeth can be quite wise... or cause a lot of trouble when they grow! What are they? (2 words)

This part of your face helps you chew, talk, and even yawn. What is it?

Uh-oh, looks like these gums are inflamed. What's the name of this condition?

When you don't brush your teeth, these pesky holes can form. What are they called? (plural form)

Ouch! This painful swelling is caused by an infection. What is it?

This liquid in your mouth helps you chew, swallow, and talk. What is it?

This hard, outer layer of the tooth protects it from damage. What’s it called?

This little one can’t stop chewing on things because their first teeth are coming through. What is this process called?.

When a tooth is damaged, dentists might give it a ‘royal treatment’ by placing one of these on top. What is it? A _____

Someone loves coffee and tea a little too much... What do we call these marks on their teeth? (two words)

Before filling a cavity, dentists use this to make sure you don’t feel pain. What is it called? (2 words)

Activity 2: Complete the sentence with the correct word

When your gums are red, swollen, and bleed easily, it’s likely caused by ___

1. Cavity
2. Gingivitis
3. Enamel
4. Abscess

Your body produces ___ to help you chew and digest food

1. Saliva
2. Enamel
3. Water
4. Spit

Dentists recommend using ___ to rinse your mouth and kill bacteria.

1. Water
2. Mouth wash
3. Toothpaste
4. Tweezers

Brushing your teeth twice a day with ___ is important for good oral hygiene.

1. Soap
2. Mouthwash
3. Cola
4. Toothpaste

If you’re in pain after a dental procedure, your dentist might suggest a ___

1. Nap
2. Antibiotic
3. Painkiller
4. Sedative

A ___ is a dental procedure to treat infections deep inside the tooth.

1. Root canal treatment
2. Filling
3. Cleaning
4. Extraction

Dentists use ___ to pick up or hold small objects, such as cotton rolls.

1. Toothpicks
2. Chopsticks
3. Scissors
4. Tweezers

___ is often used to stop bleeding and protect wounds during dental procedures.

1. A cotton bud
2. Gauze
3. A probe
4. A paper towel

Dentists use a ___ to examine the surface of teeth and find cavities.

1. A probe
2. A toothpick
3. Finger
4. Applicator

After these two exercises... How well did you remember the vocab words from P1?

I crushed it! I remembered almost everything!

Pretty good! I remembered most of the words.

It was okay. I remembered some, but I need more practice.

Hmm… I need to review a lot more.