My Five Senses
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What's Inside
Our five senses work in harmony. Children learn the names and jobs of the five senses in this early science book. The text gives a simple line that helps adults talk about how sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch work together.
This book supports early observation skills, body awareness, and basic science language. It fits well with preschool and kindergarten children who are just starting to name the ways they learn from the world around them.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn My Five Senses into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Five senses vocabulary
- Science observation
- Body awareness
- Listening and speaking
- Cause and effect
- Early concept understanding
Discussion Questions
- 1 What are the five senses named in the title, and what does each one help us do?
- 2 Can you think of one thing you can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch right now?
- 3 Why do you think the book says our five senses work in harmony?
- 4 Which sense do you use when you notice if something is loud or quiet?
- 5 Which sense do you use when you tell if something feels smooth, rough, hot, or cold?
- 6 How do our senses help us learn about the world around us every day?
Words to Learn
- senses
- The ways our body helps us learn about the world.
- sight
- Using your eyes to see.
- hearing
- Using your ears to listen to sounds.
- smell
- Using your nose to notice odors.
- taste
- Using your tongue to notice flavors.
- touch
- Using your skin to feel how something is.
- harmony
- When different parts work well together.
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