Let’s match each sense to the picture that goes with it.
First, look at the left side — these are body parts for our five senses:
1. Tongue → This is for tasting.
2. Eye → This is for seeing.
3. Nose → This is for smelling.
4. Ear → This is for hearing.
5. Hand → This is for touching.
Now look at the right side — these are things we experience with our senses:
- Bell → You hear a bell ring → matches with
ear
- Ice cream → You taste ice cream → matches with
tongue
- Snowman → You feel cold when you touch snow or see snowmen in winter → but mostly, you *see* them → matches with
eye
- Sun → You feel warmth from the sun on your skin → matches with
hand (touch)
- Rose → You smell a rose → matches with
nose
Wait — let’s double-check:
Actually, the snowman is something you typically *see*, so eye → snowman makes sense.
The sun — while you can feel its warmth (touch), sometimes worksheets pair sun with sight too. But here, since “hand” is for touch, and sun gives warmth you feel, hand → sun is better.
Rose — definitely smell → nose.
Bell — sound → ear.
Ice cream — taste → tongue.
So final matching:
Tongue → Ice cream
Eye → Snowman
Nose → Rose
Ear → Bell
Hand → Sun
Let me verify again:
✔ Tongue tastes → ice cream ✔️
✔ Eye sees → snowman ✔️
✔ Nose smells → rose ✔️
✔ Ear hears → bell ✔️
✔ Hand feels → sun (warmth) ✔️
All make sense!
Final Answer:
Tongue — Ice cream
Eye — Snowman
Nose — Rose
Ear — Bell
Hand — Sun
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of science worksheets for grade 1.