This worksheet is about the
Sense of Smell. The goal is to understand how our nose helps us detect different scents in the world around us.
Here is a breakdown of the items shown and what they represent regarding smell:
1.
The Nose: This is the body part we use to smell. It takes in air and sends signals to our brain about what we are smelling.
2.
Trash Can: This represents a
bad or unpleasant smell. Old food and garbage usually have a strong, stinky odor.
3.
Flower: This represents a
good or pleasant smell. Flowers like roses or daisies often smell sweet and nice.
4.
Perfume Bottle: This represents a
strong or artificial smell. Perfumes are made specifically to smell good and are often very potent.
5.
Skunk: This represents a
very bad and powerful smell. Skunks are famous for spraying a scent that is extremely stinky and hard to wash off.
6.
Bar of Soap: This represents a
clean or fresh smell. Soaps and shampoos are designed to leave things smelling clean and fresh after washing.
Summary:
Our sense of smell helps us tell the difference between things that smell good (like flowers and soap), things that smell bad (like trash and skunks), and things with strong scents (like perfume). It also helps keep us safe by warning us if something might be spoiled or dangerous.
Final Answer:
The image illustrates the
Sense of Smell using a nose and six examples of different scents:
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Unpleasant/Bad Smells: A trash can and a skunk.
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Pleasant/Good Smells: A flower and a bar of soap.
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Strong/Scented Items: A bottle of perfume.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sense of sight worksheet for kindergarten.
