Books in The Five Senses series

Text and photographs present the sense of touch and how it works in the human body.

Books in this series introduce readers to the five senses through simple text and vivid photographs. Each book focuses on one sense and the associated sensory organs. In “Seeing,” readers learn how they use their eyes to see, how to keep their eyes safe, how some people wear glasses to see better, and how some people do not see at all.

A short scientific explanation of our sense of hearing, with a diagram of the ear.

Complete with testtasting experiments perfect for elementary science fairs, this collageillustrated book with simple text explains the hows and whys of our sense of taste.

Provides examples and illustrations of taste, one of the five senses.

Answers a variety of questions about the physical structure of the eye, how human beings and animals see, and how to take care of our eyes.

Provides examples and illustrations of smell, one of the five senses.

Books in this series introduce readers to the five senses through simple text and vivid photographs. Each book focuses on one sense and the associated sensory organs. In “Tasting,” readers learn how they use their mouth and tongue to taste different flavors.

Explains the sense of touch how the skin works as a sense organ.

Meachen Rau, Dana

Books in this series introduce readers to the five senses through simple text and vivid photographs. Each book focuses on one sense and the associated sensory organs. In “Hearing,” readers learn about different sounds they can hear, how to keep their ears safe, and how hearing aids can help some people to hear.

Explains the sense of hearing and how the ears work as sense organs.