Making Sense of The Five Senses Hearing, Seeing, Smelling, Tasting, and Feeling

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

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

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

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

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

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Which sense? Which sense is best for each of these?

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