Five senses (7)

Hearing
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a fire truck siren
a trumpet

Hearing
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We use our ears to hear. A trumpet sounds loud. Rain sounds soft. Wind chimes sound pretty. A fire truck siren sounds very loud.

Smell
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soap
paint

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perfume
flowers

Smell
We use our nose to smell. Flowers and perfume smell sweet. Soap smells fresh and clean. Paint smells strong.
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Taste
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salsa
medicine

Taste
We use our tongue to taste. Ice cream taste sweet. Chips tastes salty. Salsa tastes spicy. Some medicine tastes bad!
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Touch
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Touch
We touch with our fingers. Sandpaper feels rough. A rabbit fur feels soft. A desk feels hard. Glue feels sticky.
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Sight
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Sight
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We use our eyes to see. The suitcase looks heavy. Flowers look beautiful.

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How does it taste?
It tastes delicious.
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How does the drum sound?
It sounds loud.
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How does the rabbit feel?
It feels soft.
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How does it smell?
It smells strong.
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How does sandpaper feel?
It feels rough.
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How does the medicine taste?
It tastes bad!
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How does the baby look?
He looks sad.
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How does he look?
He looks tired.
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How does it taste?
It tastes salty.