Sight
What do we use to see?
Our eyes.
What body part do we use to smell?
Our nose.
What do we use to taste food
Our tongue.
What body part helps us hear?
Our ears.
What part of the body helps us feel touch?
Our skin.
What helps us see in the dark?
Our pupils get bigger to let in more light.
What do flowers often smell like?
Sweet or fresh.
What are the five basic tastes?
Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami.
What do we call a very loud sound?
Noise.
What does ice feel like?
Cold.
What color is the sky on a sunny day?
Blue.
What happens when we have a cold?
Our sense of smell gets weaker.
What taste does sugar have?
Sweet.
What makes music sound different from noise?
Music has rhythm and melody.
What happens when we touch something sharp?
We feel pain and pull away.
What part of the eye gives us color vision?
The retina, which has special cells called cones.
Why do we smell food before eating it?
To know if it is fresh and tasty.
Why do we need taste?
To enjoy food and know if it is safe to eat.
Why should we protect our ears from loud sounds?
Loud sounds can damage our hearing.
Why do we feel warmth from the sun?
Our skin senses temperature changes.
Why do we blink?
To keep our eyes moist and protect them from dust.
What kind of smell might tell us something is burning?
A strong, smoky, or burnt odor.
What happens if we pinch our nose while eating?
Food tastes weaker because smell helps with taste.
What do we hear when it rains?
The sound of raindrops falling.
How do we know if something is soft?
By touching it with our hands or fingers.