The five senses are sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing. The document provides examples of how each of the five senses are used, such as using our eyes to read, using our hands to touch things, using our mouth to taste food, using our nose to smell flowers, and using our ears to listen to music. It aims to teach kindergarten students about the basic structures and functions of the human body related to the five senses.

1. WHAT ARE THE 5 SENSES? Mrs. Judy’ s Kindergarten Class

2. Learning Objectives The student knows the basic structures and functions of the human body and how they relate to personal health. The student is expected to: (A) name the five senses

3. The five senses are sight (see) , touch, taste, smell, and hear

4. The Sense To See We use our eyes to read a book. We use our eyes to look at the sun. We use our eyes to watch TV.

5. The Sense to Touch We use our hands to give eat meals. We use our hands to pet animals. We use our hands to feel soft cotton.

6. Sense of Taste We use our mouth to taste great foods! We use our mouth to taste sweet fruits. We use our mouth to taste a sour lemon.

7. Sense of Smell We use our nose to smell beautiful flowers. We use our nose to smell to natural air that surrounds us. We use our nose to smell good food.

8. Sense of Hearing We use our ears to listen to our favorite music on the radio. We use our ears to listen to the teacher at school. We use our ears to listen to our parents and grandparents.

9. THE END Hear Smell Taste Touch Sight Our Five Senses