The senses are the first and best resources for preschoolers to learn. The five senses help children explore the world and make sense of what’s around them. These activities to help kids use their senses in lots of different ways.
Preschool Activities That Feature the Five Senses
1. Five Senses (Pre-K Pages)
2. One Color Sensory Bin (Pre-K Pages)
3. Science Texture Board (Pre-K Pages)
4. Sound Shakers (Pre-K Pages)
5. 5 Senses: Blindfold Games (Prekinders)
6. 5 Senses: Scent Hunt Game (Prekinders)
7. 5 Senses: Taste Test Activities (Prekinders)
8. I Can See: Drawing the Five Senses (Teach Preschool)
9. Senses Discover and Explore Kit (Teach Preschool)
10. Exploration of Smell (Teach Preschool)
11. Exploration of Sound (Teach Preschool)
12. High Five for Our Sense of Touch (Teach Preschool)
13. Scratch and Sniff Names (Fun-a-Day)
14. Apple Science Senses Activity (Little Bins for Little Hands)
15. Five Senses Discovery Table (Little Bins for Little Hands)
Preschool Activities That Feature the Five Senses
16. Five Senses Pop Rocks Experiment (Little Bins for Little Hands)
17. Exploring the Alphabet with Your 5 Senses (Growing Book by Book)
18. My Five Senses Book for Kids (Still Playing School)
19. Scented Cotton Ball Matching Game (Rhythms of Play)
20. Coconut Senses Activity (Fun-a-Day)
21. Number Sound Boxes (Munchkins and Moms)
22. 5 Senses Potato Head Game (A Little Pinch of Perfect)
23. Draw How It Sounds (Brick by Brick)
24. Three Ways to Explore the Sense of Hearing (Learn Play Imagine)
25. Texture Tray (No Time for Flash Cards)
26. Scented Painting (No Time for Flash Cards)
27. Sound Safari (No Time for Flash Cards)
28. Color Grading Activity (Gift of Curiosity)
29. Identifying 3D Shapes by Touch (Gift of Curiosity)
30. My 5 Senses and Popcorn (I Heart Crafty Things)
31. Scented Textured Finger Paints (Parenting Chaos)
32. Scented Sidewalk Paint (Parenting Chaos)
33. Glow in the Dark Sensory Rice (Parenting Chaos)
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