we lost the tooth that my son lost at school!
It was a pretty depressing scene when we went to go to bed and we couldn't find the tooth. So, I suggested that we write her a note. My son had said how she probably knows when teeth fall out because a bell rings or something. But he felt really bad that his tooth wouldn't go into her collection. After much discussion and persuading, he finally wrote her a note:
Dear tooth fary,
I lost my tooth. I can't give it to you. I am sorry about your collection.
Luckily the tooth fairy is a smart girl! How do I know? Because when he woke up this morning he had a note back....it had a picture of a tooth printed on it and it said:
Dear (insert my son's name)
Thank you for the note. I did hear my bell ring when your tooth fell out....And I even saw it go into the trash can by mistake. Don't worry; I saved it before it was too late and now it is in my gigantic collection of teeth. Keep brushing and flossing The Tooth Fairy
:) enjoy your day
6 comments:
Such a creative Tooth Fairy!!! And how wonderful that they both love school and their teachers.
I'm always so sad that by Middle School most kids have lost that joy of learning...and it's mostly OUR fault (teachers, that is). Or maybe a combination of children getting wiser, more independent, less compliant and teachers unrealistic expectations of perfection. After all, few first or second graders fail to bring out that maternal "aaw, isn't he/she cute?" in us, even when they're naughty. But fifth and sixth graders aren't quite so darling sometimes.
I gotta remember that this year -- 7th and 8th graders really can be obnoxious at times. Gotta remember that they are just BIG children who need as much love and care as the first graders!!
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That is adorable!!! I bet he was excited to get that note from the tooth fairy when he woke up.
oh I love these story I really bet he was happy to get a letter form the tooth fairy !! I bet he well keep the letter forever that is something he will never forget !!!
:),marina
That's one sharp tooth fairy!
So sweet! I like the bell ringing...I didn't know the tooth fairy heard a bell!
Such a smart kid you got there! Because the tooth fairy does hear something like a bell -- okay, it's really a ting-ting-ting she hears, courtesy of her trusty tooth-o-finder. It tings every time a tooth drops!
Sheri
Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt
Author, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?
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www.4kids.Bell-Rehwoldt.com
p.s. wow. school starts early in your neck of the woods. we have until after Labor Day in mine.
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