Five senses activity

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We are learning our five senses and today's activity focuses on the sense of smell! Did you know, studies showed that the nose can smell at least one trillion distinct scents? When we breathe in, receptors in our nose send messages to our brain to interpret what we are smelling. Here's a simple activity to

This is a great activity for little ones to identify each body part and place the pieces where they go. This games is packed with fun!

These free printable sorting cards for kids are great for learning about the sense of taste!Senses of Taste Sorting CardsEach mouth-card has a word for a sense of taste--salty, sour, sweet, and b

Learning game My Five Senses is meant to help children to learn what sense organs there are and how they work. The game task is to define which sense organ we use by the contact with a particular object. Print activity sheets and ask your child to tell what items and what organs are depicted on the page. Then the child is to put a tick into table cells, depending on what sense organ we use by the contact with a particular object. In some cases, there are several possible options. For…

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Explore our engaging Five Senses activities in this week's large group lessons! For smell, we use jars with scented items like jelly and coffee, passing them around to match smells to their corresponding cards. In our touch activity, students remove their shoes to feel different materials in sensory bins and write the letter of the week in shaving cream. Hearing is enhanced with a Heggerty ears-only game and a fun "guess the sound" YouTube video. Taste tests…