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Hello everyone. Welcome back to class again. My name is Mr. King and today we're going to be

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reviewing Natural Sciences Unit 2, My Senses. Are you ready? First, we need to learn the vocabulary.

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nose nose skin skin you have skin all over your body skin skin tongue tongue tongue stick out

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your tongue ah there we go tongue ear ear ear this

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one's easy I I now what do you call this what do you call this it's to see to see

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I see you. I see a book. To see. You see with your eye. Eye. To see. Hmm. What's this? Hmm.

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To smell. Smell. You smell a flower. To smell. Smell. What's this? You eating something? Good. To taste. Taste. You taste ice cream. Or you taste cake. Taste. Touch. Touch.

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You can touch an apple. Touch. Hear. Hear. You hear music. Hear. Good job, everyone.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome back. It's Mr. King. Today, we're talking about Natural Sciences,

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Unit 2, My Senses, Part 5. There are two types of things that you can hear.

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Here. The first is quiet and the second is loud. Loud and quiet. Now, you tell me if the noise

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is quiet or loud. Yes, it is loud. You tell me if this is quiet or loud. You can barely even hear

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So that makes it quiet, quiet, quiet, and loud.

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Good job.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome back.

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Natural Sciences Unit 2, My Senses.

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There are two different types of things that you can touch.

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Some are hard, and some are soft.

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Do you know the difference?

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For example, a rock is very hard, but a pillow is very soft.

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Here.

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This is very hard.

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It's hard, but my jacket is soft.

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It's soft.

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So you have hard and soft.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome back once again.

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I'm Mr. King, and today we're talking about Natural Sciences Unit 2, My Senses, Part 2.

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Now, we need to focus on these shapes, okay?

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Do you remember? The first one that looks like this is a square.

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Square.

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Square.

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The next one, like this, is called a circle. Circle. The next one, shaped like this, is called

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a rectangle. Rectangle. And the last one, and my favorite, is this. It's called a triangle.

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a triangle. Which one is your favorite? Square, circle, rectangle, or triangle? Which one's your favorite?