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		Monthly Theme ^Votes:0 Theme for April 1997 Our Five Senses Objective To teach the children what the five senses are and which parts of the body they use to experience these senses. To provide a variety of activities which encourage the children to use those senses to better understand how they work. On this page you will find: Teaching Aids Books and Stories Music and Fingerplays Arts and Crafts Science Experiments Games and Activities Snacks Recipes Teaching Aids An Introduction to the Five Senses Make a large outline of a child on either butcher paper or posterboard. Attach to wall, chalkboard, or bulletin board. Draw in hair and clothing, but leave out the face. (Out of separate posterboard or paper you need to draw and cut out ears, eyes, mouth, and nose). Ask children how this child would learn about thing Read More Go to Site

		Our 5 Senses ^Votes:0 Our 5 Senses Click here to return to Tammy's Teaching Tips Themes Page Title: A Taste A Day Each day present a mystery food. Have the children close their eyes and have a taste of the mystery food and then describe the flavor and guess what it could be. After each child has had a turn, reveal what the mystery food is. Title: All Ears Fill pairs of empty 35mm film containers with identical amounts of chosen media such as sand, water, rice, popcorn kernels or pebbles. Securely tape each snap on lid in place. Color code each pair for self-checking by attaching small construction paper circles to the bottom of the containers. Child attempts to pair the containers by gently shaking and listening to the contents of each. When finished, he checks his work. Now that is a listening challenge! Title Read More Go to Site

		Patti's Preschool Resources - My Senses Tell Me ^Votes:0 Patti's Preschool Resources My Senses Tell Me Books and Stories Coming Soon Songs and Fingerplays Pictures Creative Art Added - July 2002 Circle Activities Added - July 2002 Bulletin Boards and Displays Coming Soon Read More Go to Site

		Preschool Activity Theme - The Five Senses ^Votes:0 P r e s c h o o l Activity Theme The Five Senses Early childhood education activities that involve young children in sensory experiences. Here you'll find lesson plans and ideas for exploring the five senses of touch, sight, smell, taste and sound. During this theme children identify, compare and classify items as they investigate the world around them. This Preschool Rainbow 5 Senses Theme is selected by the SciLinks program, a service of the National Science Teachers Association. E-mail Gayle to include your favorite sensory preschool activity. Print this Theme. Preschool Five Senses Activity Theme Scroll through the preschool activities or... Click to Pick Sensory preschool activities Sense of Touch Sense of Taste Sense of Smell Sense of Sight Sense of Sound Five Senses Song Mary Jo W . Read More Go to Site

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