ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Whiskers Doesn’t Want to Brush His Teeth | Good Habits | Picture Book Animation for Kids
Whiskers is a little mouse who loves candy more than anything else. His dad often tells him, “Whiskers, that’s enough candy. Go brush your teeth.” But Whiskers doesn’t like brushing his teeth because he thinks toothpaste smells funny. He wishes toothpaste could taste like candy!
One morning, after pretending to brush his teeth, Whiskers sat down for breakfast. He was excited to play soccer with his friend Kiki. But when he bit into his bread, he shouted, “Ouch! My tooth hurts!” His dad looked inside his mouth and said, “Whiskers, you have a cavity. We need to visit the dentist today.”
Feeling scared and upset, Whiskers ran outside and met Kiki. He told Kiki about his toothache and how his dad was mad. They decided to ask Doo Doo, the magic bus, for help. Kiki chanted a spell, and Doo Doo appeared. “Whiskers, why are you crying?” asked Doo Doo.
Whiskers opened his mouth wide, and Doo Doo used magic to look inside. “Whiskers, there’s a black hole in your tooth. That’s the cavity!” Doo Doo showed Whiskers all the candy stuck on his teeth: chocolate, strawberry, and banana candy. Whiskers heard tiny voices saying, “So yummy! Whiskers’ teeth are like candy teeth!”
Whiskers was scared and asked, “Who are they? Why are they digging holes in my teeth?” Doo Doo explained, “Those are bacteria. They love the food stuck between your teeth, especially candy.” Whiskers realized he should have brushed his teeth well and not eaten so much candy. He missed his dad and started to cry.
Doo Doo used magic to take Whiskers back home. Whiskers hugged his dad and said, “I’m sorry! I will brush my teeth well so that my teeth won’t turn into candy.” Daddy Mouse smiled and said, “I’m sorry too for scolding you. Look what I’ve brought you!” It was new strawberry-flavored toothpaste. Whiskers loved it!
Kids, remember to brush your teeth before going to bed. It’s important to keep your teeth clean and healthy!
Whiskers learned that brushing his teeth is important. Now, he brushes every day and enjoys playing with his friends, Kiki and Meow. They have lots of fun together!
Eating vegetables is good for you, just like brushing your teeth. Remember to drink lots of water and take care of your body. Let’s all stay healthy and happy!
Toothpaste Taste Test: Gather a few different flavors of toothpaste, such as mint, strawberry, and bubblegum. Let the children smell each one and choose their favorite. Ask them, “Why do you think Whiskers liked the strawberry-flavored toothpaste? How does the smell or taste make brushing more fun?” Encourage them to think about how different flavors can make brushing teeth more enjoyable.
Brush Away the Sugar Bugs: Use a whiteboard or a large piece of paper to draw a big tooth. Give the children small stickers or stamps to represent candy. Have them stick these on the tooth. Then, give them a toothbrush (or a paintbrush) and let them “brush” the stickers away. Ask, “What happens if we don’t brush the candy away? How does brushing help keep our teeth healthy?” This activity helps them visualize how brushing removes food particles and bacteria.
Healthy Teeth Detective: Take the children on a “Healthy Teeth Hunt” around the classroom or home. Ask them to find items that help keep teeth healthy, like a toothbrush, toothpaste, or a bottle of water. You can also include healthy snacks like apples or carrots. Once they find an item, discuss why it’s good for their teeth. Ask, “What other things can we do to keep our teeth strong and healthy?” This encourages them to connect everyday items with dental health.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Whiskers was a little mouse who loved candy the most. His dad often reminded him, “Whiskers, that’s enough candy. Go brush your teeth.” However, Whiskers didn’t enjoy brushing his teeth and disliked the smell of toothpaste. As he squeezed out the toothpaste, he thought, “Wouldn’t it be great if this toothpaste worked like candy?”
After brushing, he left the bathroom and told his dad, “I’m done.” Usually, Daddy Mouse thought Whiskers had brushed his teeth well, but today he knew Whiskers had skipped it and became very upset. “Whiskers, if you don’t brush your teeth well, cavity bugs will eat them all up!” Daddy Mouse was so angry that Whiskers felt he had no choice but to brush his teeth.
After brushing, Whiskers went to have breakfast. He was excited to play soccer with Kiki that day, so he needed to eat quickly. However, when he took a bite of his tasty bread, he exclaimed, “Ouch! My tooth hurts!” He covered his mouth, and his dad asked him to open it for a look. “Whiskers, you have a cavity. You can’t go anywhere today except to the dentist.”
Whiskers was scared of his dad’s anger and burst into tears as he ran outside, where he met Kiki. Whiskers shared, “Kiki, I have a cavity, and my tooth hurts, but my dad was just mad at me.” Kiki didn’t know what to do, so they decided to ask Doo Doo for help since he was the magic bus and knew everything.
Kiki quickly chanted a spell, and Doo Doo the magic bus arrived. “Whiskers, why are you crying?” Whiskers explained, “I have a cavity, and I don’t know what happened to my teeth. Can you take a look?” When Whiskers opened his mouth wide, Doo Doo used his magic to check inside.
After a short examination, Doo Doo said, “Whiskers, there’s a black hole in your tooth. That’s the cavity!” He then used his magic, revealing candy everywhere on Whiskers’ teeth: brown chocolate, red strawberry candy, and yellow banana candy. Whiskers heard voices inside his teeth saying, “So yummy! Whiskers’ teeth are like candy teeth!”
Whiskers became frightened and asked, “Who are they? Why are they digging holes in my teeth?” Doo Doo explained, “Those are bacteria. They love the food stuck between your teeth, especially candy.” Whiskers realized that he should have brushed his teeth well and not eaten so much candy. He missed his dad and began to cry.
Doo Doo used his magic to take Whiskers back home. When he saw his dad, Whiskers called out, “Daddy!” He jumped into his dad’s arms and said, “I’m sorry! I will brush my teeth well so that my teeth won’t turn into candy.” Daddy Mouse replied, “I’m sorry too for scolding you so harshly. I just wanted you to brush your teeth well. Look what I’ve brought you!” It was new toothpaste.
Whiskers opened the cap and smelled it. “Wow, strawberry-flavored toothpaste! It’s sweet and smells like strawberry. I love it!” From that day on, Whiskers brushed his teeth well every day, making Daddy Mouse very happy.
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Kids, it’s time for bed! Brush your teeth and go to sleep.
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**[Singing]** Five little crocodiles eating lollipops… Mama calls the doctor, and the doctor says, “Brush your teeth before you sleep!”
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**[Singing]** Brush your teeth before you sleep! Kids, don’t forget to brush your teeth before going to bed.
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What happened? We had a monster truck race today, and both of us lost. It’s okay; you can’t win all the time.
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How about this? We’ll take you to a nice candy shop!
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Hurry up! There is so much candy here!
**[Singing]** If the candy is sweet, laugh out loud… If the candy is sour, blink your eyes…
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Merry Christmas, everyone! Let’s come here again sometime.
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Wow, it’s done! Now I’m going to play with Kiki and Meow.
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Watch out! It hurts! Don’t run while you brush your teeth; it can be very dangerous.
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I understand, Mimi. I’ll teach you a song about brushing teeth.
**[Singing]** Time to brush your teeth! I am ready! Let’s brush our teeth together!
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The meal is ready! Time to eat!
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It looks delicious! Help yourselves!
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Timmy, you should eat vegetables too!
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Vegetables are good for you!
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I love eating vegetables!
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Come everyone, let’s eat together!
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Where are you going, Mimi? We’re going to the garden to plant a tree.
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Oh, I’d like to go!
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Okay, let’s go together!
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But isn’t it too hot today?
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It’ll be okay if we wear sun caps and drink lots of water.
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Come everybody, time to drink water!
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Let’s drink fresh water; it’s so cool!
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Come on, let’s plant the tree!
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The tiny little tree in the sunshine looks thirsty too.
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Come everybody, time to water him!
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Please drink fresh water!
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We’re testing the tree in the garden.
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Come on, time to drink water!
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Let’s drink fresh water; it’s so fun!
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**[Applause]**
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