Our 5 senses preschool

Before I get started writing about our 5 senses activities, I want to take a sec to clarify what I mean when I say “Tot School.” The name “Tot School” was coined by homescho…

I received such a great response from this post, I created a Five Senses Unit using many of the ideas below (plus a few more)! You can find out more about it here Don't miss the freebie! Or purchase it here We had a great week learning about our five senses! I started using science journals this year and so far I am loving them! It's such a great way for all my students to be able to participate during our large group time. During our large group time, we drew our five senses in our…

Set up a quick and simple Pop Rocks experiment to explore cool chemical reactions and fun candy science. How do Pop Rocks work?

"When I do, I understand.”

OUR FIVE SENSES Hear-bells Touch-handprint Smell-pompom sprayed with perfume Sight-wiggly eyes Taste-Cheerios

Exploring the world through our senses is such an important part of early learning. That’s why I’m so excited to share these fun and educational 5 senses coloring pages! These pages are designed as a

Head outside and use your senses to explore your area with this Free 5 Senses Scavenger Hunt. Use your sense to explore in a whole new way!

An art appreciation lesson and project for kids exploring the work of John Bramblitt, a visually impaired American painter. The lesson accompany a five senses theme unit. In this lesson we explore raised line drawing and blind contour drawing.