My five senses

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The document describes the five senses - sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. For each sense, it provides an example of what can be seen, heard, smelled, tasted, or touched with that particular sense. The five senses help the reader learn about the world every day.

Education

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

SIGHT

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

SIGHT

HEARIN
G

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

SIGHT SMELL

HEARIN
G

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

SIGHT SMELL

HEARIN
G

TASTE

We have five senses that I use to
help me learn each day.

SIGHT SMELL

HEARIN
G

TASTE TOUCH

I can see with my eyes….

SIGHT
different shapes and different
colours.

I can hear with my ears…

HEARING

different sounds

I can hear with my ears…

HEARING

different sounds

music

I can hear with my ears…

HEARING

different sounds

music bell

I can hear with my ears…

HEARING

different sounds

music bell teacher

I can smell with my nose….

SMELL
different odors

I can smell with my nose….

SMELL
different odors

good odors

I can smell with my nose….

SMELL
different odors

good odors bad odors

I can taste with my tongue….

TASTE
different tastes

I can taste with my tongue….

TASTE
different tastes

sweet

I can taste with my tongue….

TASTE
different tastes

sweet salty

I can taste with my tongue….

TASTE
different tastes

sweet salty sour

I can feel with my hands….

TOUCH
different things

I can feel with my hands….

TOUCH
different things

hard

I can feel with my hands….

TOUCH
different things

hard soft

I can feel with my hands….

TOUCH
different things

hard soft smooth

I can feel with my hands….

TOUCH
different things

hard soft smooth rough

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My five senses

1. MY FIVE SENSES

2. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day.

3. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day. SIGHT

4. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day. SIGHT HEARIN G

5. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day. SIGHT SMELL HEARIN G

6. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day. SIGHT SMELL HEARIN G TASTE

7. We have five senses that I use to help me learn each day. SIGHT SMELL HEARIN G TASTE TOUCH

8. SIGHT

9. I can see with my eyes…. SIGHT

10. I can see with my eyes…. SIGHT different shapes and different colours.

11. I can see with my eyes…. SIGHT different shapes and different colours.

12. HEARING

13. I can hear with my ears… HEARING

14. I can hear with my ears… HEARING different sounds

15. I can hear with my ears… HEARING different sounds music

16. I can hear with my ears… HEARING different sounds music bell

17. I can hear with my ears… HEARING different sounds music bell teacher

18. SMELL

19. I can smell with my nose…. SMELL

20. I can smell with my nose…. SMELL different odors

21. I can smell with my nose…. SMELL different odors good odors

22. I can smell with my nose…. SMELL different odors good odors bad odors

23. TASTE

24. I can taste with my tongue…. TASTE

25. I can taste with my tongue…. TASTE different tastes

26. I can taste with my tongue…. TASTE different tastes sweet

27. I can taste with my tongue…. TASTE different tastes sweet salty

28. I can taste with my tongue…. TASTE different tastes sweet salty sour

29. TOUCH

30. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH

31. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH different things

32. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH different things hard

33. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH different things hard soft

34. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH different things hard soft smooth

35. I can feel with my hands…. TOUCH different things hard soft smooth rough

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