Real-world examples of using senses like a detective (Grade 1).

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 👃 Smell: Detectives use their sense of smell to find clues, like identifying a certain flower or food.
• 👂 Hearing: Listening carefully helps detectives hear important sounds, like footsteps or whispers.
• 👁️ Sight: Observing details with your eyes, like noticing a missing toy or a muddy footprint.
• 🖐️ Touch: Feeling different textures can give clues, like identifying a rough rock or a soft blanket.
• 👅 Taste: (Use carefully!) Sometimes detectives might need to taste something to identify it, but always with an adult's permission.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which sense helps you smell cookies baking in the oven?
   1. Sight
   2. Smell
   3. Hearing
2. If you hear a meow, which animal is likely nearby?
   1. Dog
   2. Cat
   3. Bird
3. What sense do you use to see a colorful rainbow?
   1. Touch
   2. Sight
   3. Smell
4. Which sense helps you feel if something is hot or cold?
   1. Taste
   2. Touch
   3. Hearing
5. If you taste something sour, what might you be eating?
   1. Lemon
   2. Candy
   3. Cake
6. A detective finds a piece of fabric that feels bumpy. Which sense did they use?
   1. Sight
   2. Touch
   3. Hearing
7. You hear a loud siren. What is probably happening?
   1. Someone is singing
   2. There's an emergency
   3. A bird is chirping