Things I Can Sense: Find And Circle Worksheet With Answers

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Why This Worksheet is a Smarter Way to Learn

• Encourages Real-World Connection: After the worksheet, play a “senses game” at home. Example: “What is something soft we can touch in this room?”
• Develops Observation Skills: Trains kids to observe and analyze—key skills for future science learning.

What Makes Our “Circle the 5 Senses” Worksheet Different

This is more than a quick activity—it sparks conversations and deeper thinking.

For Each Sense, Your Child Plays Detective:

1. The Mission (Identify): Clear directions like “Circle the things you can SEE.” Some images are obvious, others thought-provoking (e.g., a raincloud for seeing and hearing).
2. The Evidence (Justify): Kids explain their choice: “Tell me about one thing you circled. Which sense do you use?”
   • They can draw, write, or say their answer. It makes their thinking visible.
   • Example: A child circles cake. They might draw a smiley face (taste), write “T,” or say, “I use my tongue to taste the yummy cake!”

3 Tips to Turn This Worksheet into a Memorable Learning Adventure

Extend the learning beyond the page with these ideas:

1. Be a Sense Explorer: Go on a “Senses Walk.” Take turns saying, “I see a…” or “I hear a…”.
2. Celebrate when kids use multiple senses for the same object. Example: A furry toy can be both “see” and “touch.”
3. Focus on Conversation: Ask open questions: “You circled the sun for ‘see.’ What does it look like? Is it bright? What color is it?”

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