teeth

"Readers will learn about the different teeth of animals and how they help animals survive. The title will look at several prey and predator animals and how their different tooth shapes help them hunt meat or eat plants"--Publisher.

"Pointy, flat, numerous, scary (!)-teeth can look different from animal to animal. In this entertaining volume, readers use their knowledge of animals to guess which animals' teeth are shown in the zoomed-in photographs throughout the text. They'll turn the page to see the whole creature and find out if they know their teeth! The low-ATOS text meets emerging readers at their level and gives more facts about each animal, while the close picture-text correlation helps them acquire new vocabulary. Budding zoologists will be encouraged to consider how animals' bodies are alike and different"--.

"Smile big and take a good look at your teeth. How much do they really do? What are they made of? And why do they fall out? . . . With simple text and color photos, young readers will learn all about their teeth"--Provided by publisher.

Illustrations and rhyming text teach little ones how to clean their teeth.

While Big Shark loses another tooth, Little Shark is dolefully waiting to lose his first.

"We have all kinds of bacteria in our mouths. Some are good for us. Others are not. What can you do to help keep the bad bacteria off your teeth? Find out in this easy-to-read Pebble Emerge book. With simple text and color photos, young readers will learn all about their teeth"--Provided by publisher.

"Uh-oh! You've got a loose tooth! Don't worry. Losing a tooth is a normal process our body goes through. What do you do?"--Provided by publisher.

When it comes to size, great white sharks and elephants are relatively similar-but if pitted against each other in battle, would this matter? Readers of this innovative volume follow along with a battle of these big beasts to find out! Along the way, they learn about factors such as adaptations, strength, and speed. At the end, readers will be able to use the information they've absorbed to make an educated guess about who they think would win the fight. Eye-catching photographs and a high-interest topic engage even reluctant readers, while accessible text supports key elementary science concepts.

"A . . . story about teeth brushing, that takes readers on a journey into the narrator's imagination and encourages good personal hygiene and following a daily routine"--Amazon.

All beavers have flat tails, furry coats, and two front teeth. And then there's Buck. Unlike the rest of his family, he has one gigantic front tooth--and he hates it. It's ruining everything for him, especially the annual talent show. Whatever Buck tries to do for the contest--whistle, walk on stilts, blow bubbles--his tooth gets in the way. Will Buck ever learn to love what he hates the most, and embrace his inner tooth?.