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These pearly whites help you bite, chew, and flash a smile!
What are teeth?
Feeling sick? This professional examines you, investigates your symptoms, and recommends treatment.
Who is a doctor?
Fighting fires and rescuing people are part of this professional’s job.
Who is a firefighter?
These two body parts let you see colours, faces, and the world around you.
What are eyes?
This community professional helps enforce laws, investigate crimes, and keep people safe.
Who is a police officer?
a dentist uses this small, shiny tool to peek behind your teeth.
A doctor places this tool against your chest to listen to your heartbeat and breathing.
What is a stethoscope?
Firefighters unroll this long piece of equipment to carry water toward a fire.
What is a fire hose?
“Read the smallest line you can!” This display of letters or pictures helps check how clearly you see.
What is an eye chart?
“Dispatch, can you hear me?” Officers use this device to communicate while on duty.
What is a radio?
Your toothbrush can't reach every space! This thin strand helps clean between your teeth.
What is dental floss?
This medicine expert checks prescriptions and explains how to take them safely.
Who is a pharmacist?
This protective piece of equipment goes on a firefighter’s head.
What is a helmet?
These lenses sit in a frame on your face and can help blurry things look clearer.
What are glasses?
At a busy intersection, an officer may direct this to help cars, bicycles, and pedestrians move safely.
What is traffic?
A dentist may repair a cavity with this material, which fills the damaged area of the tooth.
What is a filling?
It wraps around your arm and gives you a squeeze! A doctor uses this tool to measure your blood pressure.
What is a blood pressure cuff?
A firefighter can’t safely breathe smoky air. This equipment supplies air from a tank carried on their back.
What is breathing equipment?
The classroom board looks blurry! This professional checks your vision and eye health and can prescribe glasses.
Who is an optometrist?
“Tell me what you saw.” This is a person who saw an event and may give an officer information about it.
Who is a witness?
Your teeth feel fine, but this visit lets a dentist check for problems before they start hurting.
What is a dental checkup?
Before filling your prescription, a pharmacist asks whether any medicines have ever caused you any sort of reaction. They are checking for these.
What are medication allergies?
No emergency today? Firefighters still do these practice sessions so they’re ready to use their skills and work together when an emergency happens.
What are training drills?
Even when you see clearly, this appointment checks the health of your eyes and can uncover problems you haven’t noticed.
What is an eye exam?
A missing bicycle, a photograph, and a video recording could all provide this (information an officer examines to help establish what happened).
What is evidence?