Your Five Senses
Do you remember your five senses?
Goal:
Goal:
Remember that scientists use their senses to learn about the world around them. Click through the slides to review the five senses.
SIGHT
You use your eyes to see. Colors like red or yellow and sizes big and small can be seen with your eyes. How would you describe the look of a butterfly?
HEARING
You use your ears to hear. Sounds can be loud, quiet, high-pitched, or low-pitched. How would you describe the sound of walking on gravel?
SMELL
You use your nose to smell. Smells can be strong, weak, pleasant, unpleasant, or stinky. How would you describe the smell of a rose?
TOUCH
You use your skin to touch. Most of the time, you use your hands or feet. Things can feel bumpy, smooth, wet, dry, soft, or hard. How does sandpaper feel?
TASTE
You use your tongue to taste. Foods and drinks can taste sweet, salty, bitter, or sour. How does a lemon taste?
Question
What are the five senses?
The five senses are sight, taste, touch, smell, and hearing.