Kindergarten science · C.15 · Living things
Match sense to body part
Your nose helps you smell things around you. When you breathe, the air goes into your nose and your brain knows what it smells like.
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Which body part helps Kai know what smells are in the air?
- Nose (right)
- Ears
- Eyes
What body part helps Nora find the smell of cookies baking?
- Eyes
- Nose (right)
- Mouth
Which body part helps Zoe know if a toy has a strong smell?
- Nose (right)
- Eye
- Tongue
Tip: Your nose helps you smell things around you. When you breathe, the air goes into your nose and your brain knows what it smells like.
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