These free worksheets are a fantastic way to help introduce the concepts of the five senses to your preschooler students!1. Five SensesThis worksheet has students cut and paste the pictures where

We hope your learners enjoy learning about the five senses of our body with this Five Sense Clip Cards Freebie printable.

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Join us in exploring the fascinating world of scents in our preschool classroom! In today’s activity, our little learners use their noses to guess what’s inside our smelly jars. Each jar contains everyday scents like coffee, syrup, jelly, mustard, and onions. The challenge is for students to sniff each jar and then match the scent to the correct card. It’s a fun, engaging way to sharpen their olfactory skills! We also dive into some delightful reading with two…

Our five senses tot school unit was full of exploration and learning. We had so much fun learning about our sense of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch that big sister Madelynn even joined us for a lot of our activities. Here were our plans for 5 Senses Week: And here are the details of

OUR FIVE SENSES Hear-bells Touch-handprint Smell-pompom sprayed with perfume Sight-wiggly eyes Taste-Cheerios

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

Want to teach the sense of smell during your 5 Senses week? Here is how I used scented markers and Jello to teach my kids about the sense of smell!

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An art appreciation lesson and project for kids exploring the work of John Bramblitt, a visually impaired American painter. The lesson accompany a five senses theme unit. In this lesson we explore raised line drawing and blind contour drawing.