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The five senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch are often taken for granted. Yet these senses are pivotal to help children learn complex tasks and understand the big wide world around them. This Originals content is for preschool kids to learn science and language at one time, starting with the Five Senses Song and then point out how we use them in our everyday life.<h2>Activities:</h2><ul><li>Watch and sing along the video with the kids!</li><li>Five Senses Organizer: Drag the senses into the corresponding boxes.</li><li>Five Senses Anchor Chart: Drag the pictures under the corresponding senses that you use to experience it.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

Learn about the five senses and which body part is used for each sense. Use the five senses graphic organizer to help kids remember them.

Five Senses

Students learn to identify common body parts.

Body Parts

Students will go deeper in to their understanding of the five senses and help them explore the world around them.

How Do You Use Your Five Senses?

This Originals content talks about how sounds are produced. Students can become more conscious of sounds when they link it with art, such as colors or songs.

Five Senses

Activities:

Body Parts

How Do You Use Your Five Senses?

Science Meets Art: Sound