What this lesson teaches
Five senses.
Explore your 5 senses with household items!
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Five senses.
Multi-sensory learning activates five times more neural pathways than single-sense instruction. When students use touch, smell, sound, sight, and taste simultaneously, their brain builds richer, more retrievable memories about the concepts being explored.
1. Blindfold. 2. Smell lemon. 3. Taste sugar. 4. Touch cotton. 5. Hear bell.