Daniel Tiger Learning to Brush Teeth in Bathroom coloring page
Daniel Tiger page! He is training how to brush his teeth in the bathroom. An interactive, everyday, exercising game with children.
This colouring page is an involvement in a much needed part of everyday life on Daniel Tiger the Neighbourhood: Daniel Tiger in the bathroom, teaching him how to brush his teeth. The environment is a familiar and friendly bathroom one with sink, mirror, toothbrush holder, and a stool that is fun to complete. Daniel, presumably holding a brush and some toothpaste foam, is the embodiment of the mission of the show, which is to educate about practical life skills, with the help of a song and a soft persuasion. This example is a great device that parents and caregivers should use to support their arguments about the necessity of having good teeth, the process behind cleaning them, and that it should be part of the morning and night routine. Making this scene relatable by colouring mean that children will be able to process and practise the habit in a creative, low-pressure manner, which will help them overcome resistance and gain confidence. It introduces the subject on why, how and even science behind fighting of sugar bugs. The page is not only an art activity, but it helps improve the fine motor abilities to hold a real toothbrush, the ability to recognise colours with the objects in the bathroom, and this activity helps in sequencing ability since the sequence of events is discussed. It is an ideal, free tool in making health education engaging, positive and associated with a popular character which makes growing up a bit easier.
How to Color This Page:
Wake this healthy habit image to life with pure, vivid colours! Begin with Daniel Tiger, with his red sweater as usual. His toothbrush may be of his favourite colour- a bright blue or a green toothpaste foam. In the case of the lifestyle fixtures in the bathroom, the sink, and tub may be clean white and the faucet Made of shiny silver or gold. The mirror may also be painted very light blue or grey to appear in the shape of a piece of glass with white highlight remaining to reflect the shine. The tiles on the wall or floor are nice to paint in a straight forward shape, such as light blue and white squares alternately. A step stool may be a rosy red or yellow. The big parts (walls and bath mat) should be occupied with crayons or has a marker (it is better to use a soft pastel colour). Use coloured pencils to paint smaller areas such as the bristles on the toothbrush, what is reflected in the mirror or the design on a towel. You must remember to paint the smile on the big, happy man, Daniel--he is looking so good after all, he is taking such good care of his teeth! The point of the activity is to make a daily routine very colourful and fun.
