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KEY ELEMENTS USED IN THIS BOOKThe Big Idea: You have five senses that tell you how things look, feel, smell, taste, and sound. Hearing is one of your five senses.

Key words: ears, hear, barking, singing, teacher, talking, sharpener, scraping, keyboard, clicking, piano, playing, raindrops, dripping, storm, crackling, clock, ticking

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The dog is barking.I use my ears to hear.

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7 8

The bird is singing. The teacher is talking.

The keyboard is clicking.The sharpener is scraping.

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11 12The storm is crackling.

The raindrops are dripping.The piano is playing.

The clock is ticking.

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SightSightSightSight

Word Count: 53

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KEY ELEMENTS USED IN THIS BOOKThe Big Idea: You have five senses that tell you how things look, feel, smell, taste and sound. Sight is one of your five senses.

Key words: eyes, see, family, pet, friends, teacher, cross, street, bike, playground, underwater, art

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I can see my family.I use my eyes to see.

SightSight

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7 8

I can see my friends.

I can see to cross the street.

I can see my pet dog.

I can see my teacher.

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11 12I can see my art.

I can see the playground.

I can see underwater.

I can see my bike.

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SmellWord Count: 44

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KEY ELEMENTS USED IN THIS BOOKThe Big Idea: You have five senses that tell you how things look, feel, smell, taste, and sound. Smell is one of your five senses.

Key words: nose, smell, ocean, salty, farm yard, stinky, rain, fresh, foggy, trees, damp, campfire, smoky, hamburger, juicy, pizza, spicy, peach, sweet, cookies

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I use my nose to smell. The ocean smells salty.

65

7 8The campfire smells smoky.

The farm yard smells stinky.

The foggy trees smell damp.

The rain smells fresh.

109

11 12

The pizza smells spicy.

The cookies smell great!

The hamburger smells juicy.

The peach smells sweet.

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TasteWord Count: 46

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Taste

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KEY ELEMENTS USED IN THIS BOOKThe Big Idea: You have five senses that tell you how things look, feel, smell, taste, and sound. Taste is one of your five senses.

Key words: taste, tongue, strawberry, sweet, lemon, sour, pretzels, salty, medicine, bitter, chile salsa, creamy, grapefruit

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The strawberry tastes sweet.I use my tongue to taste.

Taste

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7 8

The pretzels taste salty.The lemon tastes sour.

The medicine tastes bitter. The chile salsa tastes hot.

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11 12The grapefruit tastes bitter. Trying new tastes is fun!

The red apple tastes sweet.The cold milk tastes creamy.

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KEY ELEMENTS USED IN THIS BOOKThe Big Idea: You have five senses to tell you how things look, feel, smell, taste, and sound. Touch is one of your five senses.

Key words: fingers, touch, bunny, soft, rock, hard, globe, smooth, sand, grainy, sidewalk, rough, soap, slippery, fall leaves, dry, clay, wet, puppy, sharp

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The bunny feels soft.I use my fingers to touch.

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7 8

The globe feels smooth.

The sand feels grainy.

The rock feels hard.

The sidewalk feels rough.

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11 12

The fall leaves feel dry.

Puppy teeth feel sharp. Ow!The clay feels wet.

The soap feels slippery.