Ckla kindergarten five senses

Engage your class in an exciting hands-on experience learning the five senses! Perfect for science activities for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade classrooms and packed full of inviting science activities. Students will learn five senses science lessons through poems, hands-on senses lessons, and inviting senses printables. This pack is great for homeschoolers, unit studies, and includes science lesson plans!

FREE printable 5 senses puppets for kids to color in! Learn about smell, sight, touch, taste, & hearing. Great for toddlers, preschool, and kindergarten.

These science centers for preschool are kid-tested and teacher-approved. You'll find activities for each of the five senses; sense of smell, sense of taste, sense of sight, sense of touch, and sense of hearing. #sciencecenters #fivesenses

This five senses activity incorporates sorting mats for tons of fun! Add it to any STEM or science center!

Browse over 20 educational resources created by Kindergarten Cat in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

See, smell, touch, taste, and hear your way through these preschool activities and center ideas. The five senses theme is a great addition to an all about me unit or a science unit! Observe and explore through learning and play with 5 senses songs, smelly art and crafts, musical instruments, and scavenger hunts. These ideas will give you printables and easy crafts and ways to add to each center activity for your young preschoolers and kindergarteners. #5sensestheme #presc

We hope your learners enjoy learning about the five senses of our body with this Five Sense Clip Cards Freebie printable.

Make your own scratch and sniff name art with just 2 simple ingredients! What a great literacy and 5 senses activity for preschoolers!

Learning, especially for preschoolers, should be a multi-sensory experience.

Fall is the perfect season to go on a Five Senses Nature Walk. The air is crisp, the trees are changing, the animals are active, and it is the perfect temperature to be outside. It's the optimal opportunity to take learning outside and get students engaged with all five senses!