The task in the image is to identify and label the organs associated with the five senses of humans. Each child in the image is holding a picture that represents one of the five senses. Below each picture, there is a blank line where the name of the organ should be written.
The Five Senses and Their Corresponding Organs:
1.
Taste - Tongue
2.
Sight - Eye
3.
Touch - Skin (or Hand)
4.
Smell - Nose
5.
Hearing - Ear
Solution:
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Top Left: The child is pointing to their tongue and holding a picture of a tongue. This corresponds to the sense of
taste.
- Label:
Tongue
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Top Right: The child is rubbing their eye and holding a picture of an eye. This corresponds to the sense of
sight.
- Label:
Eye
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Middle Left: The child is waving their hand and holding a picture of a hand. This corresponds to the sense of
touch.
- Label:
Skin (or
Hand)
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Middle Right: The child is holding a picture of a nose. This corresponds to the sense of
smell.
- Label:
Nose
-
Bottom Right: The child is holding a picture of an ear. This corresponds to the sense of
hearing.
- Label:
Ear
Final Answer:
- Top Left:
Tongue
- Top Right:
Eye
- Middle Left:
Skin (or
Hand)
- Middle Right:
Nose
- Bottom Right:
Ear
Explanation:
This activity helps children learn about the five senses and the organs responsible for each sense. By associating the images with the correct labels, children can better understand how we perceive the world around us through sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sense organs worksheet.
