Animal Teeth: Handouts and Worksheets
Fun Facts about Animal Teeth
This handout has fun facts about various animals and their teeth. Discover interesting facts about the teeth of a tyrannosaurus rex and a narwhal, how a child in the United Kingdom was born with twelve teeth, and that the white house has its own dentist office!
How do our teeth and animal teeth compare?
This fun fact sheet has more information about animal teeth, but also compares how human teeth are similar or different from our animal friends. Learn about the similarities and differences between your teeth and the teeth of a great white shark, giraffe, tyrannosaurus rex, and narwhal.
What are different animal teeth used for?
Animal teeth come in all shapes and sizes. This worksheet will teach kids about different animals and how they use their teeth! Learn about how cats, sharks, narwhals, cows, and tyrannosaurus rexes use their teeth in ways unique to their species.
Animal Tongues and Tongue Twisters
It’s not just about teeth: Animal tongues can be as weird and wonderful as the animals they belong to! This handout has information on awesome animal tongues with a list of tongue twisters for kids to try out.
Scout the Llama and “Wild” Teeth
Scout the llama has made a lot of friends while traveling. Scout has some fun chats and letters to share, where he and his friends talk about their “wild” teeth! Learn how Scout and his friends Ruben Rabbit, Aunt Anteater, and Sharon Shark have unique features about their teeth.
Dog Blog: Fun Facts about Buddy the Dog’s Teeth
Let’s learn a little about Buddy and his teeth through his Dog Blog! Read the information Buddy gives about his teeth, how just like you, he once had baby teeth, but also learn about how his dental health differs from that of humans.
Taking Great Care of Animal’s Teeth
Animal teeth are just as important as your teeth. Check out what Buddy, Bunnington, Hammy, Tiptoe, Goldie, and Flossie want you to know about their smiles and discover all of the dental needs each type of animal represented has.