Make sense with the senses

What body parts are you using to observe things around you?

• Body

• Head

• Knees
• Sense Organs

Which part of your body holds the most part of the sense organs?

• toes

• head

• shoulder

• chest

What part of your body receives the message of everything that you see, hear, smell, taste, and feel?

• brain

• heart

• liver

• stomach

What sense organ you use to identify the ringing telephone?

(a)  

What sense organ you use to know that the food you eat smells good?

(a)  

You know how to identify the different colors and shapes using your (a)   ?

The chocolate sweetness can be identify through your (a)   .

The coldness of the room can be felt by your (a)   .

You touch a piece of ice and it feels cold. What sense are you using?

• touch

• smell

• sight

• taste

What might happen if one of our sense organs, like our eyes or ears, is not working?

• We can see and smell flowers from far away.

• We can see better than before.

• We might have trouble seeing or hearing things around us

• The other organ will take the role of the other organ that is not working.