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<p>Students at I&#8217;m Big Now Learning Center, Shavertown, learned about dental health from Volunteers in Medicine, Wilkes-Barre,. Children at the school eagerly watched as volunteers patiently demonstrated appropriate dental hygiene, good brushing habits and talked about foods to eat that make for stronger, healthier teeth. Kindergarten students are, from left, first row, Alanis Thomas, Thea Evans. Second row, Isabella Bacewicz, Zachary Ickes, Evelyn Rakos, Volunteers in Medicine, Owen Beutel, Nelia Costello and Faith Malinowski.</p><style>
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Students at I’m Big Now in Shavertown learn about dental health