My Five Senses and Popcorn- Preschool Observation Mini Book Printable

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My Five Senses Preschool Mini Book

Why popcorn?

My Five Senses and Popcorn preschooler book stapled together and laying on a faux wood background with popped popcorn around it.

Well, there are so many fun ways to describe the five senses of popcorn.

Lets start with when you make it… How does it sound?

POP…POP…POP!

Printed out fives senses mini book with popped popcorn in a bowl next to it and scissors and a pencill

What about how it sounds when youre eating it?

How does it smell?

You might say buttery or sweet.

Child using a pencil to fill in the writing prompts in the five senses mini book.

How does it taste?

Maybe salty or sweet or without butter you might describe it as plain.

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Instructions:

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Print out template

Start by printing off theMy Five Senses & Popcorn Preschool Mini Book Printable.

Preschool child using their finger to point to words and read the fives senses mini book.

Encourage them to smell the popcorn, touch the popcorn, hold the popcorn, taste the popcorn.

You will probably have to help your preschooler read each page of the book as they work through it.

So if your preschooler spells buttery as budre, its ok. Its great actually!

collage image showing a child making the five senses mini book and then reading the book.

Gather them together and staple them on one end to make a mini book.

Now your preschooler can read through the mini book about the five senses she observed from popcorn.

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