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THE FIVE SENSES
Gossett, C.,
et al. (1995). Los cinco sentidos. Fresno, CA:AIMS Education Foundation.
AIMS activity book. This Spanish title translated into English
is The five senses; however, the text is written in English, and the reproducible
activity pages are written in Spanish. This book is applicable for preschool-1.
The introduction section includes a discussion of the logic behind the
book's organization, and offers developmental information about how children
assimilate new information, principally science. The book chapters provide
children with a tour of the five senses through an examination of mathematics,
social science, literature, and language. Each activity includes a materials
list, and a lesson plan. QP
434 .S46 1995
Byles, M. (1992).
Experiment with senses. Ocala, FL:Action Publications.
A science book that examines the five senses; title also features science
activities. Complicated science ideas are explained in uncomplicated language.
QP
434 .B95 1992
Carrol, J. A.
(1987). Let's learn about magnificent me. Carthage, IL: Good Apple,
Inc.
This title addresses the idea of self-concept. The text--accompanied by
black and white reproducible graphics--is divided into sections such as
"let's learn about our bodies," and "let's learn our name," and "let's
learn about the five senses". The are also suggestions on how adults can
best organize and plan activities. QP
37 .C37 1987
Royston, A.
(1993). The senses: a lift-the-flap body book. Hauppauge, NY:Barron's.
A series of interactive flip-the-flap pages address how children conceptualize
themselves--set against a backdrop of the five senses. This book combines
text and big colorful drawings, many of which have pull-down flaps. QP
434 .R68 1993
Williamson, S. A. (1998).
Fun with my 5 senses : activities to build learning readiness. Charlotte,
Vt. : Williamson Pub. Co.
Early childhood education using senses. Activity programs of the five
senses. "Hear! Hear! Music fun! The nose knows. I see it now! A closer
look. Touch will tell." Beyond words -tumbling rhymes, clapping clues,
nature sounds, phoney phones, music fun-sound patterns, freeze dance,
drinking glass band, red-hot potato, round & round we go; the nose knows
includes sniffles & sneezes, tastes great, flower power, a sniffing house
tour, safety smells, summer scent walk, animalscents; I see it now includes
wide-eyed nature walk, find that painting, the better to see you with,
cloud characters, how many, fall leaf festival still life, color tag,
etc.; also includes index to activities. QP
434 .W44 1998
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