My Five Senses

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My Five Senses: A Fun Lesson for Cambridge LKG Kids

Hello, little learners! 🌟 Today, let’s explore the amazing gifts our body has—our senses! These senses help us see, hear, taste, smell, and touch the world around us. Ready to learn? Let’s go! 🚀

What Are Our Five Senses?

We have five senses that help us discover and enjoy everything around us. These are:

  1. Sight (Eyes 👀)
  2. Hearing (Ears 👂)
  3. Taste (Tongue 👅)
  4. Smell (Nose 👃)
  5. Touch (Skin 🤲)

Watch Our Fun Video! 🎥

Click below to watch a colorful and exciting YouTube video that explains our five senses with songs and animations!

🌟 My Five Senses | Tiny Tutors Kids Video 🌟

1. Sight - What Do We See?

We use our eyes to see things! 🌈

  • Look around you. What colors can you see?
  • Eyes help us see the bright sun ☀️, colorful flowers 🌸, and even our favorite cartoons!

Activity: Play a game of “I spy” with your friends or family. Example: "I spy with my little eye something blue!"

2. Hearing - What Do We Hear?

Our ears help us listen to sounds. 🎶

  • What do you hear right now? Is it birds chirping 🐦, a car honking 🚗, or someone talking?
  • Ears help us enjoy music and hear stories!

Activity: Close your eyes and listen. Count how many different sounds you can hear.

3. Taste - What Do We Taste?

Our tongue helps us taste yummy things. 🍓

  • Some foods are sweet (like candy 🍬), some are sour (like lemons 🍋), and some are salty (like chips 🥨).
  • What’s your favorite food?

Activity: Try tasting a small piece of fruit, chocolate, or a cracker. Can you tell if it’s sweet, salty, or sour?

4. Smell - What Do We Smell?

Our nose helps us smell all kinds of things. 🌹

  • Smell a flower, your favorite food, or even soap!
  • Some smells are nice, like cookies baking 🍪, and some are not-so-nice, like stinky socks! 🧦

Activity: Smell three different things at home (like an orange, shampoo, or a spice). Which one smells the best?

5. Touch - What Do We Feel?

Our skin helps us touch and feel things. 🖐️

  • Is something soft, rough, or smooth?
  • Your hands feel if something is hot 🔥 or cold ❄️, or if it’s hard or squishy.

Activity: Find objects like a teddy bear (soft), a spoon (cold), or a book (hard). How do they feel?

Song Time: Sing Along! 🎵

Here’s a fun song about our senses:

(Tune: "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star")
🎵 I have senses, yes I do,
Eyes to see, the sky so blue.
Ears to hear the birds that sing,
Tongue to taste ice cream and things.
Skin to feel soft and rough,
My nose smells flowers—that’s enough! 🎵

Recap Questions for Kids

  1. Which sense helps you see the rainbow?
  2. What do you use to hear music?
  3. Can you name something sweet you like to eat?
  4. What does your nose help you do?
  5. Touch your toy—how does it feel?

Conclusion

Our senses are magical helpers that make the world exciting! Practice using them every day to explore and learn new things.

Let’s make learning fun together! Don’t forget to like and subscribe to Tiny Tutors for more exciting videos. See you next time, little explorers! 👋🌟

🌟 My Five Senses | Tiny Tutors Kids Video 🌟



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