5 senses lesson plans for kindergarten

Try this popcorn 5 senses activity with your preschoolers for a fun, culminating lesson on the Five Senses. Free Printable included!

Engage your class in a hands-on experience learning the five senses science Unit! Kids will have so much fun they won't even know they are learning.

Fun with the 5 senses this week! Theme Verse Psalm 34:8 - Taste and see that the Lord is good. My Senses Fingerplay/Song...

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Make your own scratch and sniff name art with just 2 simple ingredients! What a great literacy and 5 senses activity for preschoolers!

Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.

Fall is the perfect season to go on a Five Senses Nature Walk. The air is crisp, the trees are changing, the animals are active, and it is the perfect temperature to be outside. It's the optimal opportunity to take learning outside and get students engaged with all five senses!

Welcome to our 5 Senses theme Planning post and welcome to Mac-n-Taters. If you are new here and you are interested in our units, you can check out all our current themes on our theme landing page. You will be able to find all the information you need to get started with us, as well as find all our themes in one place. In the download below you will find a one week, 5 day unit that includes a read aloud, literacy, math, art/other, science, and journal activity for each day and one weekly…

So way back in September we studied all about our five senses and I made a little recording sheet for an anchor chart activity I saw on pinterest from Spotlight on Kindergarten. I made a similar anchor chart and then gave my students some popcorn and we brainstormed ideas while we ate. {any excuse for food in the classroom is ok with me!} Here is our chart we came up with...... Then, I had my students fill out the sheet below choosing one word for each of the five senses from our chart. It's…

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