Visits to the Market: Children can use their senses to explore different foods, textures, and smells. Example: Feeling the texture of fruits, smelling spices, and seeing the variety of colours.

Exploring Household Items: Using common household items to identify and describe different senses. Example: Feeling the softness of a blanket, hearing the sound of a clock ticking, seeing the bright light of a lamp.

Music and Sound Exploration: Introducing children to different musical instruments and sounds. Example: Listening to the sound of a drum, feeling the vibrations of a tuning fork, seeing the movement of a violin bow.

Cooking Activities: Engaging children in simple cooking tasks to use their senses. Example: Smelling ingredients, feeling dough, hearing the sizzle of cooking food, seeing the colours of vegetables.

Sensory Garden/Nature Walk: Children explore different plants, flowers, and textures using their senses. Example: Identifying different senses used in the garden, like smelling flowers, touching leaves, hearing birds, and seeing colours.

• Field Trips to Museums: Visiting sensory exhibits where children can touch, hear, and see different artifacts. Example: Interactive exhibits that engage multiple senses, such as touching dinosaur bones or hearing historical sounds.

• Gardening: Involving children in planting and caring for a garden. Example: Smelling flowers, touching soil, seeing plants grow, hearing the rustle of leaves.

• Nature Walks: Encouraging children to use their senses to explore nature. Example: Listening to bird songs, feeling the bark of trees, seeing different shades of green.

• Exploring Different Textures: Providing materials with varied textures for sensory exploration. Example: Feeling smooth stones, rough sandpaper, soft cotton, and bumpy pinecones.

• Science Experiments: Conducting simple experiments to understand how senses work. Example: Exploring how light affects what we see, how sound travels, and how different textures feel.

• Sensory Bins: Creating bins filled with materials like sand, water beads, and rice for sensory play. Example: Feeling the texture of rice, hearing the sound of water beads moving, seeing the colours of different materials.

• Taste Tests: Introducing children to different tastes and flavours. Example: Tasting sweet, sour, salty, and bitter foods and describing the experiences.

• Interactive Storytelling: Using props and materials to make stories come alive through senses. Example: Feeling the fur of an animal puppet, hearing the sound of a story character, seeing colourful story illustrations.

• Music and Movement: Encouraging children to explore sounds and movements. Example: Dancing to music, playing instruments, feeling the rhythm through their bodies.

• Art and Craft Activities: Using different materials to create sensory art projects. Example: Using textured paints, scented markers, and various fabrics to create art.

• Thinker: Thinking about how we use our senses every day.

• Reflective: Considering our experiences and learning from them.

• Inquirer: Asking questions and being curious about our senses.