Many preschoolers can name the five senses and point to the body parts that are associated with each one, but it’s not very often that we take time to really explore each sense. This Easy Five Senses Lesson Plan for Preschool is full of fun, hands on activities that will help teach an...
My Five Senses activities, crafts, lessons, games, and printables for preschool and kindergarten. Our five senses allow us to enjoy the world around us -- the taste of our food, the sound of music, the beauty of a sunrise, the softness of a cat's fur, and the fragrance of a rose....
This huge pack offive senses free printablesis such a fun way to learn about not only the 5 senses, but to sneak in some math and literacy skills for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students too. Thesethemed worksheetsmake learning about sight, sound, taste, smell...
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Five Senses Festival Have a Five Senses Festival as a culminating activity to your Five Senses unit. Set up five stations: Station 1: Play a memory game OR have a tray of about ten objects and take one away. See if the students can remember which one is missing. ...
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Discuss the sense of hearing and how it helped to identify the sounds inside the eggs. Comments: This experiment can be a great introduction lesson to the five senses for the young child. By:Christine Teepe, Five Towns College
Have students take along blank paper, a tablet device, or worksheet, to capture observations using all five senses. When you return to the classroom, talk to your students about using their five senses in their writing as well. For example, your students may have seen a tree. Was it tall...
upright, then progressing to speech and from speech flowing into thought. During the Early Years, we also develop our twelve senses, and I often think of such things as the awareness of our bodies (what is us? what is others?). This is done through work and also through imaginative play...
Preschoolers and scavenger hunts, of course! Scavenger hunts are an amazing way to engage kids in an exciting learning adventure. This five senses scavenger hunt forpreschoolorkindergartencan help children identify all 5 senses and explore the world with new insights!