Five Senses Sense Quest Activity
This five senses sense quest activity is a board game where children match 15 picture cards to a sense. Made for Kindergarten and 1st grade, with a practice page and answer key included.
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Description
Turn science time into a game with this five senses sense quest activity. Young children learn about the world through their five senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching. Matching everyday objects to the sense we use most helps them notice how their bodies gather information, and it builds the vocabulary they need to describe what they observe.
Players spin a paper spinner and move along a colorful game board. When they land on a color space, they pick a picture card, name the object, and decide which sense they use most with it, such as hearing a bell or tasting a lemon. Then they color that sense’s star on their Sense Quest Card. The first player with all five stars colored wins. A Kindergarten practice page and answer keys round out this senses activity, which fits science centers, small groups, or a five senses unit.
What’s Included
- Cover page and a How to Use page for the teacher
- 15 Sense Picture Cards (three for each sense) on three cut sheets
- Game board with a printable spinner and game pieces
- Four Sense Quest Cards for players
- Kindergarten practice worksheet: circle the sense
- Answer keys for the picture cards and the practice page
Why Kids Love It
- Spinning, moving and collecting stars feels like a real board game.
- Bright picture cards of bells, lemons and teddy bears are easy to talk about.
- Coloring a star for each sense gives every player a clear goal.
Teaching Ideas
Before you play, pass around a few real objects, like a bell or a soft toy, and ask which sense each one uses most. After the five senses sense quest activity, invite children to find one classroom object for each sense, or to act out a picture card while the group guesses the sense.
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