Our Five Senses

You have five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. Your eyes help you see colors and shapes!

Your ears help you hear sounds—music, talking, birds singing, and your mom's voice!

Your nose helps you smell things. Flowers smell nice, and cookies smell yummy!

Your tongue helps you taste food. Some things taste sweet, some taste sour!

Your skin helps you feel things—soft blankets, cool water, and warm sunshine!

Close your eyes. What can you hear? Your ears are always working!

Your hands can hold things, draw pictures, and wave hello!

Your heart beats all day and all night. Put your hand on your chest and feel it!

When you sneeze, your body is pushing out germs. Cover your nose with your elbow!

Exercise makes your muscles and heart stronger. What exercise do you like?

Feel your pulse on your wrist. That is your heart pumping blood through your body!

Your bones hold your body up, like a frame holds up a building!

Every part of your body has an important job to do. Your body is amazing!

Washing your hands keeps germs away. Use soap and water!

Your brain tells your body what to do. It helps you think, learn, and remember!

You have muscles that help you move, run, jump, and play!

Eating healthy food makes your body strong. Fruits and vegetables are good for you!

Drinking water helps your body stay healthy and cool.

Babies grow into kids, kids grow into adults. Growing takes time!

Sleep helps your body grow and your brain remember everything you learned today!

You have five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. Your eyes help you see colors and shapes!

Your ears help you hear sounds—music, talking, birds singing, and your mom's voice!

Your nose helps you smell things. Flowers smell nice, and cookies smell yummy!

Your tongue helps you taste food. Some things taste sweet, some taste sour!

Your skin helps you feel things—soft blankets, cool water, and warm sunshine!

Close your eyes. What can you hear? Your ears are always working!

Your hands can hold things, draw pictures, and wave hello!

Your heart beats all day and all night. Put your hand on your chest and feel it!

When you sneeze, your body is pushing out germs. Cover your nose with your elbow!

Exercise makes your muscles and heart stronger. What exercise do you like?

Feel your pulse on your wrist. That is your heart pumping blood through your body!

Your bones hold your body up, like a frame holds up a building!

Every part of your body has an important job to do. Your body is amazing!

Washing your hands keeps germs away. Use soap and water!

Your brain tells your body what to do. It helps you think, learn, and remember!

You have muscles that help you move, run, jump, and play!

Eating healthy food makes your body strong. Fruits and vegetables are good for you!

Drinking water helps your body stay healthy and cool.

Babies grow into kids, kids grow into adults. Growing takes time!

Sleep helps your body grow and your brain remember everything you learned today!

You have five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. Your eyes help you see colors and shapes!

Your ears help you hear sounds—music, talking, birds singing, and your mom's voice!

Your nose helps you smell things. Flowers smell nice, and cookies smell yummy!

Your tongue helps you taste food. Some things taste sweet, some taste sour!

Your skin helps you feel things—soft blankets, cool water, and warm sunshine!

Close your eyes. What can you hear? Your ears are always working!

Your hands can hold things, draw pictures, and wave hello!

Your heart beats all day and all night. Put your hand on your chest and feel it!

When you sneeze, your body is pushing out germs. Cover your nose with your elbow!

Exercise makes your muscles and heart stronger. What exercise do you like?

Feel your pulse on your wrist. That is your heart pumping blood through your body!

Your bones hold your body up, like a frame holds up a building!

Every part of your body has an important job to do. Your body is amazing!

Washing your hands keeps germs away. Use soap and water!

Your brain tells your body what to do. It helps you think, learn, and remember!

You have muscles that help you move, run, jump, and play!

Eating healthy food makes your body strong. Fruits and vegetables are good for you!

Drinking water helps your body stay healthy and cool.

Babies grow into kids, kids grow into adults. Growing takes time!

Sleep helps your body grow and your brain remember everything you learned today!

You have five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. Your eyes help you see colors and shapes!

Your ears help you hear sounds—music, talking, birds singing, and your mom's voice!

Your nose helps you smell things. Flowers smell nice, and cookies smell yummy!

Your tongue helps you taste food. Some things taste sweet, some taste sour!

Your skin helps you feel things—soft blankets, cool water, and warm sunshine!

Close your eyes. What can you hear? Your ears are always working!

Your hands can hold things, draw pictures, and wave hello!

Your heart beats all day and all night. Put your hand on your chest and feel it!

When you sneeze, your body is pushing out germs. Cover your nose with your elbow!

Exercise makes your muscles and heart stronger. What exercise do you like?

Feel your pulse on your wrist. That is your heart pumping blood through your body!

Your bones hold your body up, like a frame holds up a building!

Every part of your body has an important job to do. Your body is amazing!

Washing your hands keeps germs away. Use soap and water!

Your brain tells your body what to do. It helps you think, learn, and remember!

You have muscles that help you move, run, jump, and play!

Eating healthy food makes your body strong. Fruits and vegetables are good for you!

Drinking water helps your body stay healthy and cool.

Babies grow into kids, kids grow into adults. Growing takes time!

Sleep helps your body grow and your brain remember everything you learned today!

You have five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. Your eyes help you see colors and shapes!

Your ears help you hear sounds—music, talking, birds singing, and your mom's voice!

Your nose helps you smell things. Flowers smell nice, and cookies smell yummy!

Your tongue helps you taste food. Some things taste sweet, some taste sour!