Let’s go step by step to solve this task.
First, we need to look at each food item on the right side and decide if it is healthy or unhealthy for teeth.
Here are the foods listed (from top to bottom):
1. Cotton candy – very sugary → bad for teeth → Sad Tooth
2. Lollipop – full of sugar → bad for teeth → Sad Tooth
3. Cheese – good for teeth (has calcium) → Happy Tooth
4. Milk – good for teeth (calcium, no sugar) → Happy Tooth
5. Candy (wrapped) – sugary → bad for teeth → Sad Tooth
6. Cola – sugary drink → bad for teeth → Sad Tooth
7. Fish – healthy protein, no sugar → Happy Tooth
8. Chocolate bar – sugary → bad for teeth → Sad Tooth
9. Apple – natural fruit, helps clean teeth → Happy Tooth
10. Egg – healthy, no sugar → Happy Tooth
Now let’s count:
Happy Tooth foods (healthy):
→ Cheese
→ Milk
→ Fish
→ Apple
→ Egg
That’s 5 items — perfect for the 5 boxes under the happy tooth.
Sad Tooth foods (unhealthy):
→ Cotton candy
→ Lollipop
→ Candy
→ Cola
→ Chocolate bar
That’s also 5 items — perfect for the 5 boxes under the sad tooth.
So now you know which ones go where!
Final Answer:
Paste these under the Happy Tooth: cheese, milk, fish, apple, egg.
Paste these under the Sad Tooth: cotton candy, lollipop, candy, cola, chocolate bar.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of dental health worksheet for kindergarten.