A 5-day lesson plan to review the five senses, personal names, and body parts. Features rectangle shape robots, Mango Tree storytelling, and name card decoration.
What children learn
- Revisit personal names, name initials, body parts, and the functions of the five senses.
- Connect sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch with the corresponding body parts.
- Apply several senses together to observe and describe fruits, foods, and the school environment.
- Recall and sequence familiar sounds and classify tastes as sweet, sour, salty, bitter, or savoury.
- Revisit rectangles through construction, craft, hunts, and lacing.
Key activities
- Name Web and decorated name plates
- Exploring Five Senses Through Fruits and *The Mango Tree* paper-tearing activity
- Sounds of Objects listening and sequencing game with drum painting
- Blindfolded Guess the Food Item and citrus printing
- Sensory walk and My Senses Book Show and Tell
- Rectangle stick construction, robot craft, hunt, straw work, and lacing
You’ll need
yarn, name cards, paper, markers, stickers and glue, assorted fruits, textured paper, bells and other sound-making objects, blindfolds, assorted foods, citrus fruits and paint, My Senses Book, rectangle flashcards, cut-outs, foam, sticks, straws and laces
Structure: 5 days; each day includes a Thought of the Day, Tuning-in Time, GMD, Cognition/Literacy, FMD, and Numeracy activities.