Games, Jokes and Fun Stuff for Kids
Entertaining and Educational Games, Jokes and Activities for Kids
This page contains links to various websites that offer entertaining and educational games geared just for kids. These links are provided as a courtesy to our members and are not intended as an endorsement by the companies and/or organizations that appear. We also ask that you carefully follow the copyright and trademark guidelines of each website.
Jokes For Kids
Q: What has teeth but cannot eat?
A: A comb
Q: What did the dentist do when the judge came in for an appointment?
A: He removed his tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth...
When a new dentist set up in a small town he quickly acquired a reputation of being the latest kind of "Painless" dentist.
But a local lad quicky disputed this. "He's a fake!" he told his mates.
"He's not painless at all. When he stuck his finger in my mouth I bit him - and he yelled like anyone else."
Q: What game did the dentist play when she was a child?
A: Caps and robbers
Q: What does a dentist do on a roller coaster?
A: He braces himself
Q: What did the dentist see at the North Pole?
A: A molar bear
Q: What was the dentist doing in Panama?
A: Looking for the Root Canal
Q: What did the tooth say as the dentist was leaving the room?
A: Fill me in when you get back
Q: What's the difference between a dentist and a New York Yankee fan?
A: One yanks for the roots and the other roots for the Yanks.
Q: What time was the Vampire's dentist appointment?
A: Tooth-Hurty (2:30)
A little boy was taken to the dentist. It was discovered that he had a cavity that would have to be filled.
"Now, young man," asked the dentist, "what kind of filling would you like for that tooth?"
"Chocolate, please," replied the youngster.
What did the dentist say to the computer?
This won't hurt a byte
Safe Links to Other Fun Stuff
This is a link to the American Dental Association and National Museum of Dentistry's Mouth Power game
This website allows participants to run experiments, make a tooth timeline, see how much a dentist visit has changed, create original posters, earn certificates and more.
This is a link to the American Dental Association's Visit the Dentist with Marty Interactive Story.
This is a link to the American Dental Association's Games & Puzzles page. Some of the games are:
- Match-A-Tooth
- Dental Space Odyssey
- To Tell the Tooth
- Connect the Dots
- Crossword Puzzle
- Maze
- Word Scramble
Some of these activities are downloadable in a ‘PDF’ file format. Others are interactive games and may require an adult to download the ‘Macromedia Shockwave Player’.
Kids - Always check with an adult before downloading anything!
This is a link to the American Association of Orthodontists fund and games page.
This site has 2 areas of fun for younger children:
√Coloring Page with a couple of ‘PDF’ coloring pages to download, print and color.
- Archeological Dig Coloring Sheet
- National Orthodontic Health Month Coloring Sheet
√Puzzle Page with 4 activity Sheets in a ‘PDF’ format to download, print and enjoy.
- Finish the Drawing
- Word Search
- Matching Pairs
- Connect the Dots
Kids - Always check with an adult before downloading anything!
This takes you to the American Dental Hygienists' Association game page. Great entertainment and education for the kids. Here they can play:
- After School Treats - A game that teaches kids which foods are better for their teeth
- Lunar landing - Overcome the gravitational forces while trying to land a delicate lunar lander
- Wermz - A game where you have to eat 9 numbers in a row to advance to the next level
- UFO Attack - Use your mouse to aim you missiles at flying saucers
- Visiting the Dental Hygienist - Look at the hygienist's equipment and find the hidden toothbrushes
Do You Know the signs of gum disease?
- Bleeding gums (even when you brush)
- Red, swollen or tender gums
- Loose teeth
- Persistent bad breath
- Receding gums
- Teeth that suddenly fit together differently when biting.
If you have any of these symptoms, call your dentist as soon as possible!
Studies show that kids who chew
sugarless gum have less cavities!
Chewing gum increases the flow of saliva which decreases acidity in the mouth.
The act of chewing helps clean plaque build-up.
