Exploring the Five Senses

In this video, Nicole guides viewers on a five senses nature walk at North Pond near the Nature Museum. The walk involves using touch to explore plant textures and tree bark, sight to observe ducks and geese, hearing to listen to nature sounds, and smell to enjoy flowers and the air. The video concludes with a summary of the observations made during the walk and encourages viewers to try a similar walk in their own surroundings.

Which sense will not be used during the five senses walk?

• Hearing

• Sight

• Touch

• Taste

What can you learn by touching plants?

• Their smell

• Their taste

• Their color

• Their texture

How does the tree bark feel when touched?

• Rough and bumpy

• Sticky and wet

• Smooth and soft

• Cold and slippery

What are the ducks likely doing when observed?

• Sleeping

• Flying

• Eating

• Swimming

How do geese compare in size to ducks?

• Smaller

• Same size

• Larger

• No difference

What can you do to enhance your sense of hearing?

• Hold your breath

• Put your hands behind your ears

• Close your eyes

• Stand still

Which sound was NOT mentioned as being heard during the walk?

• Bird sounds

• Human sounds

• Airplane sounds

• Car sounds

What is a good way to use your sense of smell outdoors?

• Listening to birds

• Touching tree bark

• Tasting leaves

• Smelling flowers

What insect friends were noticed enjoying the flower nectar?

• All of the above

• Butterflies

• Ants

• Bees

What bird was observed near the water?

• Sparrow

• Heron

• Goose

• Duck