Exploring the Sense of Touch: A Journey Through Our Senses
Kindergarten
How Does It
Feel?
Science Masterpiece
Touch
Touch is one of
our 5 senses
- Can you name
the other 4?
3
We gather information about our
world through our senses.
Through our sense of touch, we can
determine if something is smooth,
rough, hot or cold, ect.
Vocabulary
•
Senses
– the ways our sense organs give
us information about the world, include
touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste
•
Touch
– the sense by which we feel
physical objects
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Texture
– the feel or look of a surface
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Hard
– very firm, the opposite of “soft”
•
Soft
– not firm, the opposite or “hard”
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Rough
– having an uneven surface, the
opposite of “smooth”
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Smooth
– having an even surface, the
opposite of “rough”
•
Cold
– having a low temperature, not
warm
•
Hot
– having a high temperature, very
warm
•
Size
– how big something is
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Weight
– how heavy something is
Experiment Time
5
•
Let’s guess the object,
using your sense of
touch!
Conclusion
Touch is one of
our 5 senses
- Can you name
the other 4?
6
•
Our skin is the bodies largest sensory
organ.
•
It can feel many different sensations,
such as pressure, texture, and
temperature because of different types
of receptors or sense cells.
•
When the receptor is activated it sends a
message through the nerves to the
brain.
•
The brain thinks about the information
and tells the body how to react.
Questions
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There were 2 different cubes in the bag.
How did they feel different? How did they
feel the same?
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Can you name 3 things that felt rough?
•
The marble, the mini basketball, the pom-
pom, and the metal ball are all round. How
could you tell the difference between them?
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Can you use your other senses to learn more
about the objects?
The End
Our sense of touch plays a crucial role in how we perceive the world around us. Through our skin, we feel sensations like pressure, texture, and temperature, allowing us to interact with our environment. This interactive journey delves into the concept of touch as one of our five senses, exploring its significance and how it helps us gather information about the world. Discover how our skin, the largest sensory organ in the body, processes tactile stimuli and sends signals to the brain, guiding our reactions and responses. Test your own sense of touch by guessing objects based on their textures and explore the intricacies of different sensations. Uncover the complexities of touch and its role in shaping our understanding of the world.
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We gather information about our We gather information about our world through our senses. world through our senses. Through our sense of touch, we can Through our sense of touch, we can determine if something is smooth, determine if something is smooth, rough, hot or cold, rough, hot or cold, ect Touch is one of Touch is one of our 5 senses our 5 senses - - Can you name Can you name the other 4? the other 4? ect. . 3
Smooth Smooth having an even surface, the opposite of rough Cold Cold having a low temperature, not warm Senses Senses the ways our sense organs give us information about the world, include touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste Hot Hot having a high temperature, very warm Touch Touch the sense by which we feel physical objects Size Size how big something is Texture Texture the feel or look of a surface Weight Weight how heavy something is Hard Hard very firm, the opposite of soft Soft Soft not firm, the opposite or hard Rough Rough having an uneven surface, the opposite of smooth 4
Lets guess the object, using your sense of touch! 5
Our skin is the bodies largest sensory Our skin is the bodies largest sensory organ. organ. It can feel many different sensations, It can feel many different sensations, such as pressure, texture, and such as pressure, texture, and temperature because of different types temperature because of different types of receptors or sense cells. of receptors or sense cells. Touch is one of Touch is one of our 5 senses our 5 senses - - Can you name Can you name the other 4? the other 4? When the receptor is activated it sends a When the receptor is activated it sends a message through the nerves to the message through the nerves to the brain. brain. The brain thinks about the information The brain thinks about the information and tells the body how to react. and tells the body how to react. 6
There were 2 different cubes in the bag. There were 2 different cubes in the bag. How did they feel different? How did they How did they feel different? How did they feel the same? feel the same? Can you name 3 things that felt rough? Can you name 3 things that felt rough? The marble, the mini basketball, the pom The marble, the mini basketball, the pom- - pom, and the metal ball are all round. How pom, and the metal ball are all round. How could you tell the difference between them? could you tell the difference between them? Can you use your other senses to learn more Can you use your other senses to learn more about the objects? about the objects?
