Dental Care in English: Four Worksheets from A1 to A2+ (Free PDF) 🪥
One theme, four levels of practice: a guided A1 worksheet with word banks, a short A2 text with twelve gaps plus true/false, an A1-A2 picture-based activity where the answers come from observing teeth and tooth diagrams, and a longer A2+ version with a fuller text for students who can handle more reading. Bacteria, cavities, dental floss, brushing gently: the English of the dentist’s office, learnt step by step.
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✨ One theme, four steps
The four worksheets form a progression on the same vocabulary. The A1 page guides: each gap has its word bank right above it. The A2 page lets go: one continuous text, twelve gaps, one word list for the whole paragraph, then comprehension questions. The picture page changes the entry point: no text to complete, six questions answered by observing teeth and tooth diagrams. The long A2+ version gives more reading: a fuller text for stronger students or for a second session on the same theme.
Two short parts, seven gaps, a word bank per part. The student is never alone in front of the blank.
A full paragraph with twelve gaps and one word list, three true/false statements, and one question to answer in a complete sentence.
Six questions answered from the pictures: the jobs of the teeth, the healthy tooth, the damaged part. Observation first, words second.
An older, longer version of the A2 text: more reading, the same vocabulary, ideal for fast readers or a revision session.
🟢 Worksheet 1 · A1: guided practice
Two parts, seven sentences to complete, each word used once. Part 1, Why teeth need care: after you eat, sugar stays on the teeth, bacteria use it and produce acids, acids cause cavities, so keep your teeth clean. Part 2, Simple habits: brush your teeth morning and evening, clean between them with dental floss, visit the dentist regularly.
This version is language-neutral: the key words are shown with a picture or an emoji, so the page works in any classroom, in any country.
🔵 Worksheet 2 · A2: the complete text
One paragraph about oral hygiene, twelve gaps, one word list for the whole text: bacteria, between, brush, cavities, dentist, eat, fresh, gently, mouth, scratch, teeth, tongue. The student has to hold the whole text in mind and choose the right word for each gap, including adverbs like gently and verbs like scratch.
Then two comprehension tasks: three true/false statements about brushing (twice a day, not too hard, not only the front teeth), and one question to answer in a full sentence: How can bacteria damage your teeth?
🖼️ Worksheet 3 · A1-A2: dental care in pictures
Six questions, and the answers are in the pictures, not in a text. Four questions on the jobs of the teeth: which teeth crush food, which cut it, which tear it, which grind it. Then two observation questions: which picture shows a healthy tooth, and which label points to the damaged part of the tooth.
Crush, cut, tear, grind: four verbs, four types of teeth to identify on the diagram.
Compare the tooth pictures and choose the healthy one: visual discrimination in English.
Find the label of the damaged part: the word meets the picture, and stays with it.
🟣 Worksheet 4 · A2+: the longer text
An older, more detailed version of the dental care reading: a longer text, more sentences to read, the same vocabulary but with a richer context. Ideal for stronger A2 students, for B1 beginners, or for a second lesson on the same theme once the short A2 text has already been done. The worksheet is available in A4 only, as a PDF and an editable DOCX.
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Preview A1: two guided parts and the word banks
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Preview A2: the twelve-gap text and the comprehension questions
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Preview: six questions answered from the pictures
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🟣 Download the long A2+ version
The older, longer version of the dental care reading: more text, the same vocabulary, ideal for stronger students or a second session. Available in A4 only, with the editable DOCX.
Preview A2+: the longer text on dental care
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❓ Frequently asked questions
🗂️ What does the bundle contain?
Four worksheets on dental care: an A1 guided gap-fill with word banks, an A2 twelve-gap text with true/false and a full-sentence question, a picture-based A1-A2 page with six observation questions, and an older A2+ version with a longer text. The first three have their own answer key.
🎁 Which version is free?
The A1 US Letter PDF with watermark is free for everybody. The clean PDFs, the DOCX files and the three answer keys are reserved for Premium members.
🎓 What levels are covered?
A1 for the guided worksheet, A2 for the text-based one, A1-A2 for the picture page, and A2+ for the long-text version: the same vocabulary met at four depths, so a mixed-level class can use the bundle together.
🔑 Are the answer keys included?
Yes, one per worksheet for A1, A2 and the picture page. A preview of each key is shown in the green accordions on this page, and the printable PDFs are included in the membership.
📝 Can the worksheets be edited?
Yes: DOCX files are provided for all four worksheets, so the sentences, the word lists or the questions can be adapted to any class.
🟣 Why a long A2+ version?
The short A2 text fits a 20-minute session or homework. The long A2+ version gives more reading stamina: it works for a full 45-minute class, for fast readers, or for a second lesson on the same theme once the short text has already been done.
