Part 3! How much fun has this been? You can keep going with this well beyond this week. Make it a game by having your child go around the house (or outside) and tell you what different objects feel, look, sound, and smell like. While eating, they can explain how they taste and the texture of what they're eating.
Keep going with your process from day one and two. Here are ideas for your jars:
Touch
-Rocks
-Sand
-Dirt
-Leaves or grass
-Sticks or pieces of branches
Hear
-Small rocks
-Dirt or sand
-Small sticks
-Dried leaves (listen to them while crumbling)
-Ice cubes, then pour hot water in and listen to it melt
Smell
-Grass
-Dirt
-Flowers
-Bark
-Acorns or other tree nuts
Taste
-Frozen food that's safe to eat frozen such as peas
-Applesauce or yogurt, plain
-Applesauce or yogurt, with a spice such as cinnamon or pumpkin pie spice
-Herb such as basil or oregano
-Little bit of vinegar (apple cider or balsamic is great!) (can dip in bread)
See
-Grass with clump of dirt
-Bark
-Rocks
-Flowers
-Tree nut such as acorn
Touch- Crumble up leaves
Hear- Rocks in Jar
Smell- Grass
Taste- Herb such as basil or oregano (or line up several)
See- Bark
What has been your child's favorite part of this? Discuss with them!
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