The task is to match the five senses (represented by body parts) with the corresponding objects that stimulate those senses. Here's how to solve it:
The Five Senses:
1.
Nose - Represents the sense of
smell.
2.
Mouth - Represents the sense of
taste.
3.
Hand - Represents the sense of
touch.
4.
Eye - Represents the sense of
sight.
5.
Ear - Represents the sense of
hearing.
Objects to Match:
1.
Flashlight - Used for sight, so it matches the
eye.
2.
Headphones - Used for hearing music or sounds, so it matches the
ear.
3.
Flower Pot - Flowers have a smell, so it matches the
nose.
4.
Apple - Can be tasted, so it matches the
mouth.
5.
Basketball - Can be touched, so it matches the
hand.
Solution:
-
Nose →
Flower Pot
-
Mouth →
Apple
-
Hand →
Basketball
-
Eye →
Flashlight
-
Ear →
Headphones
Final Answer:
- Nose: Flower Pot
- Mouth: Apple
- Hand: Basketball
- Eye: Flashlight
- Ear: Headphones
This matching exercise helps children understand how each sense corresponds to specific stimuli in their environment.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sense organs worksheet.
