In light of the current lock down situation here in South Africa, I have decided to revive my Freebie Friday series. This week I’ve decided to share some 5 senses resources. These are great to include in science lessons without the children even knowing they are learning. The experiments are some of my favourites to do with younger children.
My Five Senses Sorting Cards from The STEM Laboratory
Teaching little ones about their five senses is so much fun. They love thinking about all of the things they can touch, see, taste, smell, and hear.
My five senses activities {free five senses printables} from Gift of Curiosity
After having reviewed each of the five senses individually through reading about them and doing activities (you can find all those posts here), I had my kids do a five senses sorting activity.
5 Senses Trace and Color Pages from MakingLearningFun
Print the pages of your choice. Have the children trace the lines and color. These pages were designed to help with pencil control. These pages could be put together to make a book.
Free Five Senses Worksheets from Teachers Mag
Free printable worksheets for preschoolers.
5 sheets.
These free printable 5 Senses Worksheets help your students learn more about their body.
Sense of Sound.
Sense of Touch.
Sense of Smell.
Sense of Taste.
Sense of Sight.
My 5 Senses Game from iSL Collective
This is a very simple game with a dice and cards. Place all the cards face down. Children throw the dice in turns. They call out the part of the body they get. Then they they pick up a card and make a sentence with can or can’t and the corresponding sense. Eg: (Dice: Nose. Card: Flowers.) They should say: “Nose. I can smell flowers”. In that case, they get the card. But if when throwing the dice, they get “ear”, the sentence should be: “I can’t hear flowers”. In that case, they have to leave the card on the table face down again. The student who gets more cards wins. (“My 5 senses” picture on the dice is like a wild card, they can choose the part of the body they want) You can also ask your students to describe the pictures using: soft, hard, wet, hot and cold.
FREE Five Senses Anchor Charts from The Notebooking Nook on Teachers Pay Teachers
These anchor posters are a great way to help children understand that they can use many words when we describe their five senses.
Five Senses FREEBIE {Science Activities} {Interactive and Engaging} {CCSS} from Khrys Greco on Teachers Pay Teachers
My littles had a total BLAST with these activities in our classroom!! I hope you are able to use them with yours 🙂 Thanks for downloading – please leave feedback if you are happy with my product! I appreciate you!
5 Senses – Popcorn Investigation FREEBIE from Sunny and Bright in Primary on Teachers Pay Teachers
This is an adorable, highly engaging activity. Students will use their 5 senses to investigate and make observations about popcorn.
This product includes detailed instructions, large colorful pieces to be used during interactive writing, and a student recording sheet. Print, cut, add popcorn and go! Science has never been tastier!
5 Senses Poster Set- FREE DOWNLOAD! from Danielle Mastandrea on Teachers Pay Teachers
The 5 Senses Poster Set- FREE DOWNLOAD!
5 Senses Posters {FREEBIE} from A is for Apples on Teachers Pay Teachers
Display these free posters in your room as you learn about or review the 5 senses! A simple sentence explains what the sense is used for and the body part that is used.
Posters come in 2 sizes:
-full page
-half page
