Staying Healthy Where There is No Running Water, Part 3
Category: Art of Conservation (AoC) | Date: Jul 04 2009 | By: Julie
Brush Teeth at Least Twice Daily
For the third and final blog in this series, here are photos and art work by the children depicting how they use the water from their rainwater tanks to brush their teeth at least twice per day.
A collage of watercolors illustrating tooth brushing.
This painting clearly shows the use of water in tooth brushing to rinse the mouth.
Another watercolor collage. See how some drawings try to show that the act of tooth brushing should be done at least twice per day, once in the morning and once at night.
Students work on their paintings in class.
Tags: one-health, staying healthy
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