![]() All you'll need to make yours is a pair of scissors a dab of. However, it can be rather fiddly to find a tiny pen (and perhaps your strongest reading glasses) to write one yourself, so we thought we'd post a couple that are ready-written and free to print out. You can download the letter yourself! The download includes a second blank frame so if you want to write your own personalized note you can. There are many beautiful Tooth Fairy letters out there in the cloud and some of the loveliest ones are very small. ![]() I think they look forward to that more than the actual money! Our boys always get a toothbrush or floss from the tooth fairy too. Then I rolled it up and tied it together. I decided we needed a note from the tooth fairy so I made up a little note, printed it, and sprayed it with glitter. ![]() Dad saved that one with, “well maybe when she was here you were about to wake up and she didn’t want to get caught.” Yes! Good save John! Davis is sure that is what happened since he said he was trying to catch her last night! Phew! Have your child fill out this page and put it in an envelope with the tooth under the pillow, and replace it in the night with a letter from the Tooth Fairy. It worked pretty well until he came home and told me that his friend (who lives right by us) lost a a tooth yesterday and the tooth fairy came to his house. Its time for the Tooth Fairy to visit Teach kindergarten and first-grade students about dental health while using writing and reading skills with this fun Tooth Fairy letter template. ![]() I consoled him the best I could with tales of how the tooth fairy had too many teeth to get to last night and she probably didn’t get to our part of the world last night. The dreaded happened….I woke up yesterday morning to hear my sweet Davis say, “Mom, the tooth fairy forgot to come.” The disappointment in his face – gut wrenching. ![]()
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