This document discusses the 5 human senses: sight, taste, smell, touch, and hearing. It provides brief descriptions of each sense, including what part of the body is used. Sight allows detection of light, color, and distance using the eyes. Taste has 4 receptors - sweet, salty, sour, bitter - detected by the tongue. Smell allows detection of odors through the nose. Touch senses are found all over the skin. Hearing detects sound waves through the ears. The document encourages exploring and using all the senses.

2.  5 Senses Video

3.  Sight: The ability of the brain and eyes to detect light, color
and distance of objects.
 We use our eyes to see.
 Sight Video

4.  Taste: When we put something in our mouth, this sense
allows the tongue and brain to detect one of FOUR
receptors.
 The four taste receptors are, sweet, salty, sour and bitter.
 We use are tongue to taste.

5.  Smell: We can recognize a wide variety of smells and
odors. Some smells are pleasant and some are not!
 We use our noses to smell.

6.  Touch: While the other four senses
(sight, hearing, smell, and taste) are located in specific
parts of the body, your sense of touch is found all over in
your skin.
 Hands, feet, arms, face, legs, etc…

7.  Hearing: The ability of the brain and ear to sense sound
waves and vibrations.
 We use our ears to hear.
 Hearing Video

8. That dogs is Stinky!
 What Sense am I using?
Sight Taste Smell

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10. Touch Smell Sight

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12. Taste Hearing Touch

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14.  WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT SENSES.
 NOW GET OUT THERE AND
SEE, SMELL, TASTE, TOUCH AND HEAR THE
WORLD AROUND YOU!