Shelving Location: A1

Title: Exploring Your Senses Author: Helen Otway Publisher: Tormont Publications Year of Publication: 2008 Pages: 47 Format: Illustrated Non-fiction Language: English Series: [If part of a series, insert name; otherwise, standalone] Subject: Human Senses, Body Science, Sensory Organs Genre: Children's Educational Non-fiction Illustrations: Full-color photographs and diagrams

Exploring Your Senses is an engaging nonfiction children’s book that introduces readers to the five basic human senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—along with how these senses help us understand and interact with the world. The book uses simple language, vivid illustrations, and fun facts to explain the function of each sense and the related organs (e.g., eyes, ears, skin, nose, tongue).

Age Group: Children aged 6 to 9 years Ideal for Grade 1 to Grade 3 students Educational Level: Suitable for early elementary science curriculum Great for use in school libraries, classroom science units, or home learning Learning Objectives: To understand the role and importance of the five senses To identify sensory organs and their functions To promote observation and inquiry skills To foster awareness of how people experience the world differently Recommended For: Teachers looking for science-related read-alouds or inquiry lessons Parents wanting to introduce biology in a fun, visual way School librarians curating health or human body collections