This document describes the 5 senses - sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. It explains that through sight one can see things like the sun, moon, planets and colors. Hearing allows the perception of both quiet and loud sounds. Smell differentiates between good and bad smells, while taste identifies things as sweet, salty, and other flavors. Touch senses temperatures, textures, and degrees of hardness and softness. All sensory information is processed by the brain.

2. My 5 senses

3. With my eyes, I can see.

4. I can see the sun, the planets, the
moon, the colours…

5. With my ears, I can hear.

6. I can hear many sounds.

7. Some sounds are
quiet…
and some sounds
are loud.

8. With my nose, I can smell.
Some smells are
good…
and some smells
are bad.

9. With my tongue, I can taste.

10. Some things are
sweet…
and some things
are salty.

11. With my hands, I can touch.

12. Some things are
hot…
and some things
are cold.

13. Some things are
hard…
and some things
are soft.

14. When I see, hear, smell, taste or touch,
the information goes to my brain.