The arrival of the Tooth Fairy is a special occasion. Celebrate that milestone with these Tooth Fairy ideas and free printables including tooth fairy letterhead and a tooth report card.
The Tooth Fairy visited our house last week for the very first time, and it was a VERY big deal. As one of the last of her friends to lose a tooth, K had been yearning for a wiggly tooth for more than a year. And with each friend who lost a tooth, her yearning only grew. Finally, on the last day of school she bumped her mouth during our end of the year pool party and poof — a wiggly tooth.
Just three days later, that tooth fell out, and the Tooth Fairy made her debut visit to our home. And K was all smiles!
To document the tooth loss journey, I had K hold up a handmade sign showing off her lost tooth. If I can remember to do this with each lost tooth, I think it will be neat to see her grow and her signs change. (Now, to file the photo where I can find it later!)
Since this was our first lost tooth, Qwen had to make a big impression (without forking over a $5 bill). So in exchange for her first lost tooth, K received a letter from the Tooth Fairy, “gold coin” (Susan B Anthony), a tooth report card and a new book about a lost tooth. (Apparently Qwen is keen in the idea of working on summer reading skills too!)
Lost Tooth Books:
- Gilbert and the Lost Tooth: I Can Read Level 2
- Scholastic Reader Level 2: Twin Magic #1: Lost Tooth Rescue!
- Young Cam Jansen and the Lost Tooth (Level 3)
- I Lost My Tooth! (Hello Reader!, Level 1)
- Loose Tooth (My First I Can Read)
Judging from the fact that K tells everyone she meets — including the mailman — about her treasures, I would say that the Tooth Fairy did well.
Tooth Fairy Printables
I sent a special note (via the Tooth Fairy Post) and asked Qwen if I could share her Tooth Fairy Note and Tooth Report Card, and she was happy to share tips for fellow Tooth Fairies.
Download the Tooth Fairy Note in Pink HERE
Download the Tooth Fairy Note in Blue HERE
The Tooth Report Card is 4×6 inches, and prints nicely on 4×6 photo paper for a keepsake. (Don’t forget to leave out a Sharpie for your Tooth Fairy.)
Download the Tooth Report Card in Pink HERE
Download the Tooth Report Card in Blue HERE
Lisbeth B says
Such a great idea. I love it
Thank you
Tiff says
I really love this! However, its hard to download. I clicked on all these things and it installed stuff on my computer. Then when I clicked the download link it just prints it from the page. Meaning, I can’t download a PDF and print at a later time. Great tool and I love that you took the time to do it and THANK YOU FOR DOING SO!! I just wish it were easier bc I have to keep searching for your site and download something every time my kids lose a tooth. Is there an easier way I am just not doing??
jen says
Hi Tiff – I am sorry you had trouble. You do NOT need to install ANYTHING on your computer. Toward the bottom of the page, you will see links to each of the printables – 4 different links. When you click on them the image will open in another tab. The images are jpegs, and you can right click on them to save them to your computer to print them later. (Although, I admit that I like the idea of you coming back!) Hope this helps!
Anne Lozada says
Very easy to download. Thank you! I am not a Pinterest Mom and was able to work it out thankfully. So cute and used for his first tooth so now I have to keep it going. I should use Pinterest more often. So many great ideas but I always feel like I never have time. Thanks again!
jen says
Thanks for leaving a comment and letting me know. It makes me so happy when people enjoy the things I create. My oldest just had her last baby teeth pulled today, so she will get one last “report card.”