Five Senses Chart
We have five senses! Point to each body part and say what it helps you do.
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How to do it
- Point to each body part.
- Say the sense, like "I see with my eyes."
- Name the two pictures in each row.
Teaching tip
Ask your child to find one more thing in the room for each sense.
About this chart
See, hear, smell, taste and touch, each with its body part and two things to try it on.
What kids practice
Kindergartners learn that we have five senses (see, hear, smell, taste and touch) and which body part goes with each one. Noticing the world with their senses is the start of thinking like a scientist.
Watch for
- Thinking you taste with your nose, since smell and taste work together.
- Forgetting that touch works all over your skin, not just your hands.
- Naming the body part but not the sense, like saying "ear" instead of "hear."
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full my five senses guide for kindergarten.
