Senses
We have this many senses.
Five
These are soft and elastic. They help us move.
Muscles
This is the part of the ear that vibrates.
Eardrum
Information from the eye is sent to this organ.
Brain
This part of the brain controls balance and coordination.
Cerebellum
This sense organ allows us to see.
Eyes
These are the points at which our bones connect to each other.
Joints
Soundwaves enter the ear through this part.
Outer ear
This is the small black hole in the middle of our eyes.
Pupil
We use this part of the brain when we are petting a cat.
Cerebrum
We use this organ to taste.
Tongue
This type of muscle only works when our brain tells it to.
Voluntary
This sense allows us to distinguish between different sounds.
Sense of hearing
We have two of them, they are above our eyes and protect them.
Eyebrows
We use this part of our brain when we raise our arms after being scared.
Brain stem
This is the sense organ that gives us the sense of touch.
Skin
Muscles work by doing these two actions.
Contracting and expanding
The vibrations of the eardrum cause liquid in this part of the ear to move.
Inner ear
After light enter the eye, it produces an upside-down image on this part of the eye.
Retina
Our sense of taste is connected to this other sense.
Smell
Information travels to the brain through these.
Nerves
These form our skeleton and give our body shape.
Bones
This is the sticky substance that protects our ears from dirt and infection.
Earwax
This is the colored part of our eye that surrounds the pupil. It is a muscle.
Iris
Information from the nose is sent to the brain through this.
Olfactory nerve