 Early one morning, a little girl heard the birds
singing, opened her eyes and squinted in the
sunlight.
The girl remembered she had a sweet under her pillow, and popped it in her mouth.
Her mouth was filled with the sweet taste of raspberries.
Suddenly the girl heard the voices.
 ‘We, Ears, heard the birds singing and woke up the girl but Eyes you
squinted in the sunlight and didn’t want to wake up.
‘I called the girl to breakfast with the tasty aroma of pancakes, but you, Tongue, decided to eat a
raspberry-flavoured sweet instead of breakfast.’
‘You’re to blame as well, Hands. You warmed yourselves in the soft covers
and didn’t want to get up,’ the girl’s nose and ears said in chorus.
The girl’s eyes were upset at being told off and said angrily:
‘Ok then, we won’t look anymore.’
 ‘I’m not going to taste anymore, either,’ her tongue added.
‘And we don’t want to feel soft and hard, hot and cold,’ her hands said.
Number Five heard this conversation and said crossly:
‘What bad behaviour! You are the five sensory organs and should always work together.’
‘Good morning, dear,’ the girl’s ears suddenly heard.
 Her eyes opened and saw the girl’s mummy.
Her hands hugged
mummy and felt how warm she was. Her
nose smelt the ...
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 Short movement game ‘Five sensory organs’
Start by asking the children to name their five senses: hearing, sight, smell, taste, tuch.
The leader is blindfolded, and picks something edible out of a bag: a sweet, a biscuit, a chocolate
egg. Everyone says at once:
Let’s count up our senses,
One, two, three, four, five.
Hearing, sight, smell, ...
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