5 senses games for preschool

These free printable sorting cards for kids are great for learning about the sense of taste!Senses of Taste Sorting CardsEach mouth-card has a word for a sense of taste--salty, sour, sweet, and b

Sensory-based activities are the ultimate way to bring playful learning explorations to preschoolers. Using all 5 senses in learning activities promotes problem-solving skills and investigation. In this fun activity, preschoolers will sort items based on

This is a very simple game with a dice and cards. Place all the cards face down. Children throw the dice in turns. They call out the part of the body they get.…

Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.

Who better to detail the five senses than Mr. Potato Head! Great for a science investigation of the five sense and for all types of writing.

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