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Little Einstein Human Body Week 8
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Name the five senses.
We have five main senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch.
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Why are our senses important?
Our senses keep us safe, help us learn, and let us enjoy things.
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What are the light-sensing cells in the retina called?
They are called rods and dims.
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What happens when something makes a sound?
It sends vibrations through the air.
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What is behind the eardrum?
There are three tiny bones behind the eardrum.
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What is the cochlea's job?
The cochlea's job is to turn vibrations into signals.
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Where does the auditory nerve send the signals to?
The auditory nerve sends signals to the brain.
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What is the special patch in your nose covered with?
It is covered in small receptors that pick up different smells.
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What are papillae?
Tiny bumps which hold taste buds that cover your tongue.
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What are the 5 main tastes?
Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami (savory)
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What is your skin full of?
Your skin is full of nerve endings that can feel pressure, temperature, texture, and pain.
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