Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Tooth Fairy (And Some Things You Didn’t) by Briony Stewart is one of my favourite books on the CBCA Book Week 2025 shortlist. It’s funny, magical and full of quirky details that had my children giggling—and wondering.
In fact, it may have even turned my daughter (a firm non-believer) back into a believer. If you’re looking for fun and easy Tooth Fairy activities for Book Week, this story is the perfect starting point.
Tooth Fairy Classroom Display Idea: Create a Tooth Fairy Village
If you’re after a creative follow-up activity, here’s one your students will absolutely love: Build a Tooth Fairy Village!
After reading the book and completing some of the writing or drawing tasks, invite your students to each design their own Tooth Fairy House. They can imagine where their Tooth Fairy might live!
Use paper, recycled craft materials or even digital drawings to build the houses, then combine them to create a magical Tooth Fairy Village as a classroom display. This collaborative project builds imagination, encourages oral storytelling and gives your students a sense of ownership and pride during Book Week.
Book Week 2025 Lesson Ideas for “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Tooth Fairy”
I’ve created a printable resource full of lesson ideas and worksheets tailored to this title, perfect for Foundation to Year 3 students. It includes writing prompts, comprehension activities, vocabulary work and more—no prep needed.
👉 Click here to explore the resource on TpT
This resource is designed to help students dive into the text while practising key literacy skills and it works beautifully as part of your Book Week 2025 classroom plans.
More Book Week 2025 Classroom Ideas
If you’re loving the 2025 CBCA Book Week theme and need more ready-to-go activities, don’t miss these lesson ideas:
- 🌀 Spiro Craft Activity – CBCA Book Week 2025
- 🚲 The Wobbly Bike – Teaching Activities
- 🦓 How to Move a Zoo – Classroom Ideas
Each blog post includes no-prep worksheets, craft activities and whole-class display suggestions to help bring the shortlisted titles to life.
