It looks like you've uploaded a coloring worksheet titled
"Sense of Smell". The task is to
color the items you can smell.
Let’s go through each item in the image and determine which ones are associated with the sense of smell:
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Items on the Worksheet:
1.
Boy holding a book – Books usually don’t have a strong smell unless they’re new or old, but this isn't typically considered a "smellable" object in this context.
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✘ Not typically smelled
2.
Sun – The sun is not something we smell; it's seen and felt (heat), but not smelled.
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✘ No smell
3.
Sneakers (shoes) – Shoes often have a distinct smell, especially if worn.
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✔ Yes! You can smell them.
4.
Candle – Candles give off fragrance when lit.
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✔ Yes! You can smell them.
5.
Stove with food cooking – Cooking food emits strong smells.
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✔ Yes! You can smell it.
6.
Bag of garbage – Garbage has a strong odor.
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✔ Yes! You can smell it.
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Cat – Cats can have a scent (especially if they're dirty or have been outside).
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✔ Possibly — animals have body odors.
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Girl eating candy – Candy has a smell (e.g., chocolate, mint).
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✔ Yes! You can smell candy.
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Cell phone – Phones are usually odorless unless they’re dirty.
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✘ Not typically smelled
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✔ Items You Should Color:
- Sneakers
- Candle
- Stove with food cooking
- Bag of garbage
- Cat
- Girl eating candy
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🎨 Final Answer:
Color the following items:
- Sneakers
- Candle
- Stove with food
- Bag of garbage
- Cat
- Girl eating candy
These are the things that are associated with the
sense of smell.
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Explanation: This activity helps children learn about the five senses, focusing on
smell. Objects that release scents (like food, shoes, candles, garbage) are related to smell, while others (like the sun or phone) are not.
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