This document discusses the five senses - sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. It provides information about each sense, including what part of the body is used (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin) and examples of things perceived by each sense. It also includes review questions to test comprehension and suggests hands-on activities to further explore the five senses.

1. Making Sense of
The Five Senses
Hearing Seeing Smelling
Tasting Feeling

2. Hearing
• You hear with your ears.
• When you hear a drum
or a fire engine, you use
your sense of hearing.

3. Hearing is a sense we need.
• We use our ears to
hear.
• We need to listen
carefully.
• What are your favorite
sounds?

4. How many ears do you
have?
Close your eyes and
what do you hear?

5. Seeing
• You see with your eyes.
• When you see an airplane
or a bird, you use your
sense of seeing.

6. Sight is an important sense.
Clip • We see with our eyes.
• We read with our
eyes.
• What can you see
right now?

7. How many eyes do you
have?
Close your eyes and
name one thing in the
room.

8. Smelling
• You smell with your nose.
• When you smell a rose or
a skunk, you use your
sense of smell.

9. Smelling is an important sense.
• We use our nose to
smell.
• Some things smell
good and some things
smell bad.
• What do you like to
smell?

10. Is your nose important?
Close your eyes and
smell what is in the
room.

11. Tasting
• You taste with your tongue.
• When you taste a pizza or
cotton candy, you use your
sense of taste.

12. Tasting is an important sense.
• We taste with our
tongues.
• Some things taste
good and some things
taste bad.
• What do you like to
taste?

13. Do all things taste the
same?
Do you like the taste of pickle
juice of the taste of
cupcakes?

14. Feeling
• You feel with your skin.
• When you feel a soft kitten
or a hot oven, you use your
sense of feeling.

15. One more sense is touching.
• We touch with our
fingers.
• Some things are soft
and some things are
rough.
• We can feel with
other parts of our
body.

16. How many fingers do you
have?
Touch your cheeks. Are
they soft?

17. SIGHT
HEARING
SMELL
TASTE
TOUCH

18. Which sense?
Which sense is best for each of these?
Smell
Hearing
Touch
Sight
Taste

19. You have now finished the lesson on
The Five Senses.
Click on the button below to watch a video
About the 5 senses. Then do the experiment
In your classroom!

20. Do some of these activities!
What kind of touch?
 What taste?
A video about Sight
A video about Smell
A video about Hearing
A video about Touch
A video about Taste