Five Senses Flash Cards
Five senses flash cards for Preschool through 1st Grade: 15 fold-over picture cards pair each sense with its body part, plus a practice page and answer key included to make learning the senses hands-on.
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These five senses flash cards help young learners connect each sense to the body part that does the work. Children learn that we see with our eyes, hear with our ears, smell with our nose, taste with our tongue and touch with our hands, and then practice choosing the right sense for everyday things like a ringing bell, a sour lemon and a prickly cactus.
The set has 15 fold-over cards. Five body part cards show one smiling child with the eyes, ears, nose, tongue or hands circled, and ten picture cards show things we see, hear, smell, taste and touch. The word is inside each card with a color tag that names the sense, so children can say the answer, open the card and check it on their own. Print the sheets one-sided, fold on the center line and cut on the dashed lines. There is no double-sided printing and nothing to line up.
What’s Included
- A colorful cover page
- A How to Use page with steps, prep and game ideas
- 15 fold-over cards on 5 sheets (5 body part cards and 10 picture cards)
- A Kindergarten practice worksheet: which body part do you use?
- An answer key with the full card list and the practice answers
Why These Kindergarten Senses Flash Cards Help Kids
First, the pictures do the teaching: every body part is circled on a real-looking child, so even pre-readers can name the part and act it out. Second, the color tags turn the cards into a self-checking sort, because children can match each picture card to the body part card with the same color. Third, the practice page moves the skill onto paper, with answer choices picked so that only one sense fits each picture.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use these kindergarten senses flash cards in a science center, at circle time or at home. Line up the five body part cards and have children sort the picture cards underneath. Take a senses walk and find one thing for each sense, or play a guessing game with clues like “I smell it. It is pink.” Keep the five senses flash cards on a binder ring for quick review all year, and pair them with a song for a fun whole-class warm-up.
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