Teeth Brushing Tutorial Special Education

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In this video, we will jump into the world of personal hygiene, with a step-by-step video tutorial modeling how to brush your teeth! This video is designed specifically for individuals with developmental disabilities, such as autism or Down syndrome; it’s perfect for older teens, young adults, and adults, as well as caregivers, teachers, and therapists looking for effective ways to teach this essential skill!

💡 What You’ll Learn:
The different parts of your teeth that need to be brushed (using a model)
The best technique for brushing your teeth
The steps to complete this task on your own!

▶️ You can pause, speed up, or slow down the video to meet individual learning needs, supporting different levels of understanding and abilities

🌟STEP-BY-STEP PICTURE GUIDE ON HOW TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH
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Disclaimer:
This content is for educational purposes only. Skills shown in this video should be practiced with the guidance and supervision of a caregiver, teacher, or other trusted adult. The creator is not responsible for any injury, harm, or loss that may occur from practicing these skills.