5 Senses

Learning Board-

Each time you discuss one of the senses, add a graphic to the chart. 

I am searching for the owner of this printable... there is no name :( 

Letter S

Color Black

Shape- Square

Numeral- 6


Name Practice- 5 Senses graphics put one letter on each sense.

Monday-

Story-Five Senses Dr Jean

Poem- no source found

Music-  

Math/Life Skills/Science  

Journal- Draw an outline of an S.  Fill with stickers. I think I will also draw with a smelly markers.

Snack- Keeping the potato theme with potato chips.  We have the Potato Chip maker from Pampered Chef.

Tuesday-

Story-Your Five Senses Berger

Fingerplay

Music- Listen and Move 

Math/Life Skills/Science- 

Journal- Outline the number and draw the shape inside.  Your child not old enough to draw the shape? Then lightly draw with a pencil or use a yellow marker and they can trace.

Snack- Air popped popcorn.

Talk about all of the senses you are using.
See- the popcorn popping
Hear- the popcorn pop
Smell- what are you smelling?
Taste- what does it taste like?
Touch/feel- how does it feel?

Thursday-

Story- my five senses Aliki

Fingerplays- 

Music-  instrument basket
(gather random instruments as you sing and wiggle)

Math/Life Skills/Science
Smell Jars

Now you can get all fancy and make your own, but I am going to open up my spices cabinet and we are going to smell them. :) Easy!!
Journal- Draw on black paper with chalk.

Snack- Taste Test

Friday-

Story 

Fingerplays-no source found

Art- Finger Paint (what????? who picks this stuff???)

Math/Life Skills/Science

I have some trash bins/trashcans and some small bins to use.  Adding something different builds excitement.  I am going to cut out little pictures for the front of them and Froglet sort the 5 Senses pieces correctly.

I grabbed these trashcans at Wal-Mart and maybe some others at Dollar Tree lol

Journal- Record favorites from each sense.  I am toying with just cutting out Learning Board page up on Friday lol

Snack- Investigate a coconut
Talk about all of the senses you are using.
See- the coconut- colors
Hear- the coconut milk inside
Smell- what are you smelling?
Taste- what does it taste like?
Touch/feel- how does it feel?


We have tons of individual senses books too that I will try to fit in as well! 

Shopping List:

Stickers
Small containers (small cups would work too)
Finger paint
Chalk
Black Construction paper
food coloring

Food:

Potatoes (or just chips)

Air popping corn

Different foods- sweet, salty, sour

coconut

flour