What can he smell?
He can smell a flower.
What can he see? (#1)
He can see a bird.
What can she see?
She can see a kite.
What is the sense?
smell
What can he touch?
He can touch a ball.
What can he taste?
He can taste a flower.
He can taste an apple.
He can taste a bird.
He can taste music.
What sense is missing?
hear
What can she smell? (#8)
She can smell pizza.
What sense is missing?
smell
What can she touch?
She can touch a doll.
What sense is missing?
touch
What is the sense?
touch
What sense do you need?
see
What sense is missing?
taste
Look around the room.
I can see ...
What is the sense?
see
What can he taste?
He can taste ice cream.
What sense is missing?
see
What sense do you need?
hear
What can she touch?
She can touch music.
She can touch an apple.
She can touch a flower.
She can touch an elephant (stuffed toy).
What can she taste?
She can taste juice.
What can she hear?
She can hear a dog.
What is the sense?
taste
What sense do you need?
taste
What can he hear? (#2)
He can hear a car.
What can she see?
She can see pizza.
She can see a dog.
She can see a kite.
She can see a bird.
What sense do you need?
smell
What can she smell?
She can smell music.
She can smell a bird.
She can smell a flower.
She can smell an apple.
What sense do you need?
touch
What can he hear? (#6)
He can hear a bus.
What can she smell? (#5)
She can smell bread.
What can he hear?
He can hear a flower.
He can hear an apple.
He can hear a doll.
He can hear music.
What is the sense?
hear