Task: How Does It Feel?
The task asks you to look at the pictures and choose how each object would feel if you touched it by ticking (√) the appropriate option.
Solution:
Let's analyze each image and select the most appropriate feeling:
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Row 1:
1.
Green Socks:
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Options: Soft, Hard
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Feeling: Socks are typically soft when touched.
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Answer: √ Soft
2.
Glass of Iced Tea:
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Options: Hot, Cold
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Feeling: Iced tea is cold due to the ice cubes.
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Answer: √ Cold
3.
Cactus Plant:
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Options: Smooth, Prickly
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Feeling: Cacti have spines, so they are prickly.
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Answer: √ Prickly
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Row 2:
4.
Gravel/Rocks:
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Options: Prickly, Bumpy
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Feeling: Gravel or rocks are bumpy when touched.
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Answer: √ Bumpy
5.
Feather:
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Options: Soft, Hard
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Feeling: Feathers are soft to the touch.
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Answer: √ Soft
6.
Hot Cup of Coffee:
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Options: Hot, Cold
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Feeling: A cup of coffee with steam indicates it is hot.
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Answer: √ Hot
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Row 3:
7.
Honey Jar:
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Options: Smooth, Sticky
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Feeling: Honey is sticky when touched.
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Answer: √ Sticky
8.
Glass:
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Options: Rough, Smooth
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Feeling: A glass is smooth to the touch.
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Answer: √ Smooth
9.
Wet Leaf:
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Options: Dry, Wet
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Feeling: The leaf has water droplets, indicating it is wet.
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Answer: √ Wet
Final Answer:
Here is the completed worksheet with the correct answers marked:
| Image | Feeling |
|----------------|---------------|
| Green Socks | √ Soft |
| Glass of Iced Tea | √ Cold |
| Cactus Plant | √ Prickly |
| Gravel/Rocks | √ Bumpy |
| Feather | √ Soft |
| Hot Coffee | √ Hot |
| Honey Jar | √ Sticky |
| Glass | √ Smooth |
| Wet Leaf | √ Wet |
Final Answer Box:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|}
\hline
\text{Green Socks} & \text{√ Soft} \\
\hline
\text{Glass of Iced Tea} & \text{√ Cold} \\
\hline
\text{Cactus Plant} & \text{√ Prickly} \\
\hline
\text{Gravel/Rocks} & \text{√ Bumpy} \\
\hline
\text{Feather} & \text{√ Soft} \\
\hline
\text{Hot Coffee} & \text{√ Hot} \\
\hline
\text{Honey Jar} & \text{√ Sticky} \\
\hline
\text{Glass} & \text{√ Smooth} \\
\hline
\text{Wet Leaf} & \text{√ Wet} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sense of touch for kindergarten.