My body and my senses
I can name body parts and senses, and stay healthy.
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Ages 5 to 7 · Science
My body and my senses: I can name body parts and senses, and stay healthy.
Here is a body. The head is at the top.
This is an arm. Arms are long.
This is a leg. A foot is at the end.
Picture: A drawing of a person standing. Labels: head, arm, leg and foot.
Your turn: A ? is at the end of a leg. What is this part called?
Picture: A drawing of a person standing. Labels: leg. A label marked ? points to the end of a leg, flat on the ground.
Choose one:
- Hand: hand
- Foot: foot
- Ear: ear
Answer
The answer: Foot
It is a foot. A foot is at the end of a leg.
Picture: A drawing of a person standing. Labels: leg and foot. The foot is ringed.
Eyes give us sight. Ears give us hearing.
A nose gives us smell. A mouth gives us taste.
Hands feel things. That is touch. Five senses!
Picture: A drawing of a person standing. Labels: eye, ear, nose and mouth. The hand is ringed.
Words to know
- senses:
- Sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. They tell us about the world.
- healthy:
- When your body is well and strong.
- exercise:
- Moving your body, like running, jumping or riding a bike.
- germs:
- Tiny things, too small to see. Some can make us ill.
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