creations: Sensational senses

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

SENSATIONAL SENSES

(on the tune of where is thumbkin)

This poem is an easy way to make kids learn senses, using very simple adjectives and more appropriate during bedtime farewell. Age group 2-5 yrs)

We have five senses

eyes, ears nose

Tongue and skin

(2 times this para with different tune both the times

We have two eyes

what do they do?

What do they do?

They can see the flower

Blooming in the garden.

Eyes are sense, beautiful sense

We have two ears

What do they do?

They can hear sounds

shout scream on grounds

Ears are sense, fabulous sense.

We have one nose

What does it do?

It can smell the food

mommy made so good.

Nose is a sense, superb sense

We have one tongue

What does it do?

We can taste sweet,

salt, tangy treat.

Tongue is a sense, a very strong sense.

We have skin

what does it do?

What does it do?

We can touch our pillow

Feel so mellow

Sleep very tight

good good night.

You can also make a craft to enhance the poem and give the child to feel all the senses.

1) Googly eyes

2) Jingle bell ears

3) perfumed cotton ball nose

4) licorice smile

5) sandpaper face

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