Five senses hearing activities

Add elements of sight, sound, touch, taste and smell to your preschool centers to integrate science and play while students explore their senses.

Learning about the five senses is a perfect thing to explore with toddlers! Two-year-olds naturally discover their world using all of their senses, so these five senses activities are naturally engaging. These crafts and activities are perfect for children from 18 months through to 2 1/2 years old, as they are full of sensory learning.

Five senses activities are a must for young kids, especially young toddlers and even babies. Here are 48 ways to explore the 4 forgotten non-touch senses.

Body & Five Senses Pack (example mystery sound tubes)

Sound Science Experiments for Five Senses Science Class Kids love: STEM activities to SEE the sound and to feel the sound, to learn sound wave concept and science study skills. Science activities for school, home, and homeschool. Sense of hearing lesson of the five senses unit. #ScienceForKids #iGameMomSTEM #STEMforKids #FiveSenses #ScienceActivities #ScienceClass #STEMactivities #5senses #STEMeducation

Materials: -Tin container with lid -Quiet and noisy items from around the house What I placed in the tray Quiet Items: tissue paper, card stock paper, straw, foam number 1, plastic fly, tin foil, wax paper, pom pom ball, sticker, and pipe cleaner. Noisy Items: coin, apple button, earring, car, basketball easer, whistle, plastic letter D, small metal cookie cutter, and glass pebble. *I found this small (magnetic) tin container at Michaels in the dollar bins. How to play: I had E place an item…

Four weekly 5 Senses Activities that is perfect for PreK, Kindergarten and Grade 1. Enjoy!

Mr. Broom can hear! I showed the children the diagrams of the ear on the Prezi and we talked about the different parts of the ear. They loved knowing the fun fact about the three smallest bones in their bodies being in their ears! We read The Listening Walk by Paul Showers. We were just about to take our very own "listening walk," when we had... a fire drill! No kidding! It was actually perfect timing, because when we came inside, we had lots of sounds to list on our chart. I asked the…

The first activity I set up for my little learners is creating their own instruments at the music-making station. This is a must if you are doing a 5 senses unit.

These five senses activities help kids learn about the senses of touch, smell, taste, hearing and smell. They suit kids in Preschool, Pre-K and