Seeing, Smelling, Sensing
During this project, children learn that humans are a type of animal known as a mammal. They name and count body parts and identify similarities and differences. They learn about the senses, the body parts associated with each sense and their role in keeping us safe.
What children learn in Seeing, Smelling, Sensing
Humans
Body parts
Five senses
Senses and danger
Similarities and differences
Sensory loss
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