This free printable Five Senses sorting activity is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. It helps to build critical thinking skills while the child figures out which sense is used for each item. The five senses activity is available in black and white, and includes a fun picture of a boy, with blank spaces pointing to his eyes, ears, nose, mouth and hand. Your child will enjoy this colorful activity to go along with your five senses homeschooling lesson.
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