Five senses prek activities

Anchor chart for describing popcorn with sensory adjectives. Could be modified into a printable or 3D graphic organizer.

Kids love painting; kids love things that smell. So of course, scented painting is an amazing activity to add to any lesson about the five senses. And as a special bonus, it only requires 2 ingredients! #processart #preschoolactivity

These 5 Senses Activities for Preschoolers will get little learners exploring science using all five senses.

Body & Five Senses Pack (example mystery sound tubes)

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

Too many worksheets make for one uncooperative boy. It’s easy to get in a rut. Ask a soon-to-be-first-grader and they’ll tell you: ruts are NOT fun. To mix it up, I put together a guessing game for my son that I discovered in “Rainy Days and Saturdays” by Linda Hetzer. I labeled brown lunch sacks with the numbers one through 10. Then I ran around the house and collected 10 objects (e.g., an apple, crayon, flip-flop sandal, etc.) when my son was out of the house, stuffed one object in each…

Engage your class in an exciting hands-on experience learning the five senses!

This science center display helps children explore sound with common objects. I collected "found" items to display on the tray with a sign, "What

Set up a quick and simple Pop Rocks experiment to explore cool chemical reactions and fun candy science. How do Pop Rocks work?

Add elements of sight, sound, touch, taste and smell to your preschool centers to integrate science and play while students explore their senses.