OUR SENSE ORGANS
We see with our eyes We hear with our ears We smell with our nose We taste with our tongue We touch with our skin
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SIGHT
The pupil lets light reach the retina which sends signal to the brain through the optic nerve. The iris controls the size of the pupil and changes how much light can get into the eye. The eyelid, eyelashes and sclera all work to protect the other parts of our eyes.
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HEARING
Sounds waves enter the outer ear and make the eardrum vibrate. These vibrations go to the small bones and then they reach the cochlea. The cochlea transforms vibrations into signals that signals travel through the auditory nerve to the brain. The brain interprets the sounds
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SMELL
Smells enter the nasal cavity and go to the olfactory nerve, which sends a signal to the brain.
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TASTE
Our taste buds allow us to detect the flavours in what we eat. There are four main flavours: Sweet, sour, salty, bitter
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TOUCH
It tell us if something is smooth, rough, hot or cold. We also perceive pain. The sense organ for touching is our skin.
OUR SENSE ORGANS
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Created on January 24, 2024
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OUR SENSE ORGANS
We see with our eyes We hear with our ears We smell with our nose We taste with our tongue We touch with our skin
Start
SIGHT
The pupil lets light reach the retina which sends signal to the brain through the optic nerve. The iris controls the size of the pupil and changes how much light can get into the eye. The eyelid, eyelashes and sclera all work to protect the other parts of our eyes.
Next
HEARING
Sounds waves enter the outer ear and make the eardrum vibrate. These vibrations go to the small bones and then they reach the cochlea. The cochlea transforms vibrations into signals that signals travel through the auditory nerve to the brain. The brain interprets the sounds
Next
SMELL
Smells enter the nasal cavity and go to the olfactory nerve, which sends a signal to the brain.
Next
TASTE
Our taste buds allow us to detect the flavours in what we eat. There are four main flavours: Sweet, sour, salty, bitter
Next
TOUCH
It tell us if something is smooth, rough, hot or cold. We also perceive pain. The sense organ for touching is our skin.