The Five Senses

The video begins with a lively song and greetings, followed by an introduction to the five senses: sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. Theo and Wendy engage in a fun activity using a reaction stick to test three of these senses. They then add a challenge by removing the sense of sight with a blindfold. The video concludes with a recap and a song about the five senses, encouraging children to create their own games to test their senses.

What are the five senses that Theo learns about?

• Walking, Sitting, Standing, Lying, Dancing

• Running, Jumping, Eating, Sleeping, Talking

• Seeing, Smelling, Tasting, Touching, Hearing

• Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Drawing

How does Theo use cheese to test his senses?

• By seeing, smelling, tasting, touching, and hearing it

• By hiding it

• By using it to paint

• By throwing it

What is the purpose of the reaction stick game?

• To see who can jump higher

• To find out who can sing better

• To measure the speed of three senses

• To test Theo's strength

Which senses are tested in the reaction stick game?

• Smell, Taste, Touch

• Hearing, Smell, Taste

• Sight, Hearing, Touch

• Sight, Smell, Taste

What happens when Theo is blindfolded during the game?

• He can see better

• His other senses have to work harder

• He can hear less

• He becomes faster

What does Wendy use to make the game more challenging?

• A louder horn

• A faster timer

• A heavier stick

• A blindfold

What lesson does Theo learn from the blindfold challenge?

• That he can hear less when blindfolded

• That he can run faster blindfolded

• That losing one sense makes the others work harder

• That he can see in the dark