Get ready to learn with Pete the Cat.
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Do you know what your five senses are?
Pete would love to teach you.
The five senses are taste, smell, sight, sound, and touch.
Let's learn about them.
Taste is the sense you use with your tongue.
When you eat food or drink a drink, you taste the flavors in the food or drink.
Some things taste super yummy, like cupcakes, mm, delicious.
Some things taste yucky, like a leaf from a tree.
Don't put that in your mouth, gross.
Smell is the sense you use with your nose.
When you smell something, the smell helps you know what that thing is.
Some things smell really good, like a slice of hot pizza, ooh, yum.
Some things smell yucky, like feet, no, thank you.
Sight is the sense you use with your eyes.
When you see something, you can find out a lot about what you're looking at.
If something looks pretty, like a flower, you might feel happy.
Ooh, that looks so nice.
If something looks scary, like a busy road,
you know to stay away, [HONK] be careful.
Sound is the sense you use with your ears.
When you hear something, you can tell what it is or
even how close or far away it might be.
If you hear something make a certain sound, like moo,
then you know it's a cow [MOO].
Or if something goes [BRRRR], then it might be a motorcycle, how cool.
Touch is the sense we use with our body.
When you touch something, you can learn about it.
A sheep at the zoo might feel soft and fluffy, so cute [BAAA].
If something feels hot, you know it could be dangerous, watch out.
Let's see some more examples with Pete's friends.
Are you ready, awesome.
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Gus uses his eyes to see the ocean waves, so peaceful.
He uses his nose to smell the ocean air.
Hm, it smells salty.
He uses his ears to hear the waves crashing on the beach.
Wow, such a neat sound.
Have you ever been to the ocean before?
Can you think about what the ocean looks like, smells like, and sounds like?
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Owl sits in his tree and feels the cool wind blowing, chilly.
He uses his nose to smell.
What's that, ooh, Owl can smell some delicious cookies.
He looks with his eyes, and
sees Callie with a basket of fresh cookies, snack time.
Can you think about what a chilly breeze feels like?
What about cookies?
I bet you know what those smell like.
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Alligator uses his eyes and
he can see Gus playing drums in the backyard, such a cool dude.
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He uses his ears to hear the groovy beat.
Gus is so talented.
Do you like dancing to funky beats?
I bet you do.
Turtle is ready to go out trick or treating.
He has his robot costume on and everything.
He uses his nose to smell the crisp autumn air.
Isn't it funny how you can smell the seasons?
He uses his eyes to see the falling leaves, so pretty.
Once he gets some candy, he'll use his mouth to taste it.
Turtle loves candy, I bet you like candy too.
What's your favorite kind of candy?
Squirrel is out on the farm enjoying his day.
He uses his feet to feel the soft grass, so comfy.
He uses his nose to smell the bales of hay.
Hay smells so unique.
He uses his ears to hear the ducks go quack, quack [QUACK].
Ducks are so funny.
Have you ever been to a farm?
There's so much to see, hear, smell, and touch.
Pete and his friends are having a pizza party.
Here comes a big, fresh pizza right out of the oven, yum.
Pete uses his ears and he can hear it sizzling [SIZZLE].
He uses his nose to smell the hot cheese and pepperoni.
Wow, it smells so good.
He uses his eyes to see the pizza.
Which slice should he eat?
Pete picks up a slice and touches it with his fingers, it's warm.
He takes a bite and tastes the flavors.
Wow, it's so delicious.
Pete used his five senses to learn about the pizza.
Can you think about what a piece of pizza tastes like?
I bet you're hungry now.
I think you've got the hang of it.
Now you know what senses you use every day.
What are they again?
Taste, smell, sight, sound, and touch.
That's right, so cool.
Wow, that was so groovy.
Thanks for learning with Pete the Cat, see you next time, bye bye.
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