Let’s think about this step by step.
We have five senses: Taste, Hear, Smell, See, and Touch.
Each sense is connected to a part of the body that helps us use it.
Look at the boy in the picture — he has red lines going from his body parts to empty boxes. We need to match each sense to the correct body part.
Let’s go one by one:
1.
Taste → This happens with your
mouth/tongue. You taste food with your tongue.
2.
Hear → This happens with your
ears. You hear sounds with your ears.
3.
Smell → This happens with your
nose. You smell things with your nose.
4.
See → This happens with your
eyes. You see things with your eyes.
5.
Touch → This happens with your
skin/hands. You feel things when you touch them with your hands or skin.
Now, look at where the red lines are pointing on the boy:
- One line goes to his
eye → That’s for
See
- One line goes to his
ear → That’s for
Hear
- One line goes to his
nose → That’s for
Smell
- One line goes to his
hand → That’s for
Touch
- One line goes to his
mouth → That’s for
Taste
So we just need to write each sense next to the box that matches the body part it’s connected to.
Final Answer:
From top to bottom (matching the boxes as they appear in the image):
- See
- Hear
- Smell
- Touch
- Taste
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sense organ worksheet.