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The 5 Senses

How many senses do we have?

How many senses do we have? 1 See 2 Smell 3 Touch 4 Taste 5 Hear

What is this?

It’s a tongue!

She has 5 senses. See

What is it?

See: How does it look? It looks (big/small) Touch: How does it feel? It feels (soft/hard) Hear: How does it sound? It sounds (quiet/loud) Smell: How does it smell? It smells （ good/bad ） Taste: How does it taste? It tastes…..

See: How does it look? It looks… Touch: How does it feel? It feels… Hear: How does it sound? It sounds… Smell: How does it smell? It smells… Taste: How does it taste? It tastes…..

What animal do you like? 1) How does it look? It looks… 2) How does it feel? It feels… 3) How does it sound? It sounds… 4) How does it smell? It smells… 5) How does it taste? It tastes…..

Game! 2 people work together One says, “I am thinking of an animal….” The other must ask the 5 senses questions Find the animal!

See: How does it look? It looks… Touch: How does it feel? It feels… Hear: How does it sound? It sounds… Smell: How does it smell? It smells… Taste: How does it taste? It tastes…..

Can you remember? TODAYYESTERDAY I seeI I hearI I smellI I tasteI I touchI

Can you remember? See: How does it __________? Touch: How does it ________? Hear: How does it ________? Smell: How does it ________? Taste: How does it _________?