Our Five Senses Written by Emily Vissers Illistrated by Marissa Elliott
This book was produced in the fall of 2014 at St. Norbert College, in De Pere, WI. This book is a collaboration between design and teacher education students. All illustrations were produced by Marissa Elliott using black Sharpie, scanned, and digitally colored.
Smell Hearing We have 5 senses.
Sight Taste Touch
We use our ears to hear sounds.
Some words we can use to describe the things we hear are loud, quiet, squeaky, and creaky.
We can hear people talk,the birds chirping, and music
We use our eyes to see different things. Some words we can use to describe the things we see are tall, blue, small, and round.
We can see pictures, animals, and teachers.
We use our nose to smell things.
Some words we can use to describe the things we smell are flowery, stinky, fishy, and minty.
We can smell cookies, flowers, and perfume.
We use our mouth to taste things.
Some words we can use to describe the things we taste are bitter, sour, spicy, and fruity.
We can taste pickles, oranges, and hamburgers.
We use our hands to touch things.
Some words we can use to describe the things we touch are cold, hard, wet, and rough.
We can touch our pillow, pencil, and our shoes.
With our five senses we can hear, see, smell, taste, and touch different things. We use our senses everyday and they allow us to learn and enjoy the world we live in.
You Try!
Using your five senses describe popcorn.
Popcorn‌ Smells like Tastes like
Sounds like Feels like Looks like