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Chapter 4 discusses the five senses: sight, taste, hearing, smell, and touch, and their importance in understanding the world. It emphasizes how individuals rely on their other senses when one is diminished, particularly in animals. The chapter includes interactive activities and questions to engage students in exploring their senses and their functions.

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Chapter 4 discusses the five senses: sight, taste, hearing, smell, and touch, and their importance in understanding the world. It emphasizes how individuals rely on their other senses when one is diminished, particularly in animals. The chapter includes interactive activities and questions to engage students in exploring their senses and their functions.

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Chapter 4

Our Five senses

All photos credit to the owners.


Sight Taste Hearing

Smell
Touch
Our five senses

Touch
Sight
Hearing
Smell
Taste
Hearing
Fake voice
Or
Have to play something that produce sound
Touch
Gather similar items at home.
Show a box filled with items.
Students take turns reaching into their boxes and describing the
texture of their item without looking.
Talk about it!!!
If you were blind, how
important would your
other senses be?
You rely more heavily on your other senses, for example, hearing and touch.
If a person or animal has lost one sense (or one is not working as well as it should)
then the other senses can compensate by becoming more acute.
Taste and smell
Food that has sweet taste
Food that has bitter taste
Food that has sour taste
Food that has salty taste
Smell
Snakes smell with their tongues.
colour
Shape
Size
What can you see?
Name five things near you and describe their
shape and color.
How animals use their eye sight?
Animals uses their
noses to hunt
Talk about it
How do animals who do
not have good eyesight
find out about their
world?

If animals do not have good eyesight to find out about


their world, they will have the good sense of smell.
Page 45 questions and answers

You need
Sample of different food
A material that is used to make blindfold your friend

Blindfold a friend.
Ask them to taste sample of each food and say whether
they like or dislike.
Record this in the notebook.
You can investigate by holding your nose while eating
different food to check if you can taste properly.
Questions and answers (page 39)

How many senses do you have?


I have five senses.
Give an example of very quite sound.
Whisper/ breeze
Give an example of loud sound
Drum/ loud speaker
Where are your body is your sense of touch?
It’s skin.
Questions and answers (page 41)

Which part of our body do we use to taste things?


We use our tongue.
What part of our body do we use to smell things?
We use our nose.
Why do we need to smell and taste foods?
We need to smell and taste foods because we need to check foods are fresh or not.
Questions and answers (page 43)

Why do some animals have good eyesight?


They need good eyesight to search for prey.

Give an example of where a human needs to see things:


a close up
When using a mobile phone/ when reading a book
Give an example of where a human needs to see things:
b at some distance away

When I am riding on a bicycle , I need to look far away the


road to make sure there is nothing on the way.

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