About This Book
In this charming chapter book, Yoko's class is putting on a play about dental hygiene, and everyone is excited until roles are assigned. Yoko, a sweet cat, is disappointed to be cast as the cavity, while others get more appealing parts like the toothbrush or toothpaste. The story gently explores themes of disappointment, self-acceptance, and the importance of every role in a team effort. It's a wonderful book for discussing feelings of unfairness and learning to make the best of a situation, all while subtly teaching about dental care. Perfect for early elementary children navigating social dynamics and school activities.
When Yoko's class puts on a play about taking care of teeth, several students are not happy with their parts.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How did Yoko feel when she got her part? Have you ever felt that way?
2
What makes a play successful? Is every part important?
3
What did you learn about taking care of your teeth from the play?
4
How did Yoko show bravery and resilience in the story?
5
What would you do if you got a part in a play you didn't like?
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