Looking at the TASTE column, I need to identify which pictures relate to the sense of taste:
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Lemon slice: This has a distinct sour taste, so it directly relates to taste.
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Pretzel: This has a salty taste, so it relates to taste.
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Sun: The sun doesn't have a taste (and you can't eat it), so this doesn't relate to taste.
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Apple: This has a sweet/tart taste, so it relates to taste.
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Lollipop: This is a candy that you lick and taste, so it directly relates to taste.
The most appropriate pictures for the TASTE column would be the lemon slice, pretzel, apple, and lollipop.
Now I'll summarize my findings for each column:
SMELL Column:
- Pie (smell of baked goods)
- Feet (foot odor)
- Perfume bottle (fragrance)
TOUCH Column:
- Cloud (soft texture)
- Cupcake (texture when touched)
- Dinosaur toy (texture when touched)
- Tornado (feeling wind/air movement)
SIGHT Column:
- Magnifying glass (used to see better)
- Girl with glasses (glasses help vision)
- Lighthouse (emits light to be seen)
- Glasses (improve vision)
SOUND Column:
- Speaker (emits sound)
- Girl playing guitar (produces musical sound)
- Music notes (represent sound)
- Megaphone (amplifies sound)
TASTE Column:
- Lemon slice (sour taste)
- Pretzel (salty taste)
- Apple (sweet/tart taste)
- Lollipop (sweet taste)
This completes the "5 Senses Sort" worksheet. The student should color all these pictures as they match their respective senses.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool five senses worksheet.