Description
Teach your students all about the five senses with these simple-to-use, 17 printable activities! Just print and go – no prep! These activities cover material for over a week of lessons – a full unit on the 5 senses!
This unit includes formats for multiple uses, depending on teacher style!
- Teachers can pick and choose the full page worksheets they want to teach.
- Teachers can combine pages and the cover to make a 5 Senses Journal
- Teachers can print half-page worksheets to make a mini-book for students to complete
This 5 Senses Unit include
- Read aloud suggestions
- Journal Cover
- The Five Senses (color and labeling)
- 5 Senses Sort (cut and glue, answer page included)
- Touch – hunt around the room (draw and write)
- Touch – hot and cold (draw and write)
- Hear – listening walk (draw and write)
- Hear – sounds I like vs. sounds I don’t like (draw and write)
- Hear – color the things you can hear (color)
- Sight – I spy around the room (draw and write)
- Sight – observational drawing (draw)
- Smell – smells I like vs. smells I don’t like (draw and write)
- Smell – color the things you can smell (color)
- Smell – sort the pictures by good smells and bad smells (cut and glue)
- Taste – draw different kinds of tastes (draw and write)
- Taste – tastes I like vs. tastes I don’t like (draw and write)
- Taste – color the things you can taste (color)
- Today I observed (draw and write) (2 options – 1 with taste and 1 without taste)
- What am I? Interactive Class Book (write and draw, cover included)
- My Five Senses sight word book (trace, color, and read)
- Half-page option to make small workbooks
- Cover page
- Touch – hot and cold
- Touch – color the thing that feels good to touch
- Hear – sounds I like vs. sounds I don’t
- Hear – color the things that you can hear
- Sight – I Spy
- Sight – color the things the correct color
- Smell – smells I like vs. smells I don’t
- Smell – color the things you can smell
- Taste – tastes I like vs. tastes I don’t
- Taste – color the things that you can taste
Students will learn
- what the five senses are
- about touch, texture, and temperature
- about sounds and listening to the world around us
- about sight, colors, and observational drawings
- about different kinds of smells
- about different kinds of taste
- how to use the senses to observe the world around them
This is the perfect thing to print and go in order to have engaging science lessons, follow-up activities, observations and learning about the five senses!
This is the perfect thing to grab and go in order to have great science discussions and learning around the five senses!
This science unit supports the Next Generation Science Standards in teaching students to observe.
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