Easy cards name a body part — eyes, ears, nose, tongue or hands — and ask which sense it is for. Harder cards name the action: see, hear, smell, taste or feel.
This is not “which sense is an apple?” Many objects use more than one sense. Every prompt locks one action, so there is exactly one answer.
Match organs and events to sight, hearing, smell, taste or touch.
Circle one answer on each card. The word in the question tells you which sense.
A preschool five-senses generator. Five organ records are definitional. Event records are authored and use-locked (hear a bell, smell perfume, feel ice). Generic multi-sense objects such as apple, ice cream or pizza are excluded.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. Icons stay clear in black and white. Answers are never printed.