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Senses Taste Worksheet

Sense of Taste builds an early science classification around how people gather information. Children look across the pictured items and decide which can appropriately be learned about by tasting. The task requires connecting the sensory organ and action with relevant object properties such as flavor. It also creates an opportunity to distinguish what is theoretically tasted from what is safe to put in the mouth. Students can explain each choice using the sentence frame “I can taste…” and name a likely flavor.
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Years 1–3
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Updated Jul 26, 2021

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Human Body, Biology, Life Sciences, Science
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Have Fun Teaching
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This worksheet is a great way for students to learn about tasting. With this worksheet, they will circle the pictures that show examples of tasting. This is a great way for them to learn about this sense.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify examples explored through taste

  • Connect the tongue with flavor information

  • Explain why an item belongs or does not belong in a sense category

Teaching tips

  • Review the safety rule that students should taste only teacher-approved items.

  • Ask learners to name a flavor word for each circled picture.

Skills covered

  • Sensory classification

  • Picture interpretation

  • Oral explanation

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Core concepts

  • Sense of taste

  • Five senses

  • Flavor

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