Kiddos have a natural sense of wonder and desire to explore, experiment, and discover. I chose the Five Senses as a part of our first thematic unit of the year, "All About Me" Preschool, kindergarten, first grade, homeschool, hands on learning, fun and engaging

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These 5 senses STEM activities are a great way to engage your homeschooler in a hands-on learning experience. Perfect for your homeschool five senses lesson.

Explore the 5 senses with a simple science activity using Pop Rocks Candy! Pop Rocks are perfect for kids to test their sense of smell, touch, taste, hearing, and sight. Free printable Pop Rocks 5 senses science journal sheet is included. A fun way to explore science for kids at home or in school.

5 Senses Activities for Preschoolers - 15 fantastic ideas that will help young children learn and explore through their senses.

Preschoolers use their sense of hearing to play this Sound Matching Game at the science center. Shake an egg and find the match!

Inside this post I share a few of our favorite 5 Senses Activities for preschool! They're hands-on ideas that are easy to set up!

In my last STEM for Kids post I introduced the Exploring the Five Senses for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers Series with the Sense of Touch. My kids and I enjoyed the sense of touch activities, especially because they were simple and age appropriate for my kids. The five senses are a great way for young […]

This week in tot school we are talking about the FIVE SENSES. I had so many ideas for this theme that I almost finished the lesson plan in about 20 minutes with just ideas that

Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.