How We See and Hear - Lesson for Grade 1, Chapter - Sound and Light

In the lesson "How We See and Hear," designed for Grade 1 students as part of the Science curriculum, the focus is on the intriguing world of Sound and Light. Students will embark on a fascinating exploration through engaging worksheets such as "Seeing and Hearing Worksheet," "How We See Objects Worksheet," and "How We Hear Sounds Worksheet." They will delve into the science behind how our eyes and ears work, making sense of the world around us by processing light and sound.

Learning about how we see and hear is crucial for young students as it lays the foundation for understanding basic scientific concepts related to light and sound. It also fosters curiosity about the human body and its functions, encouraging students to ask questions and explore how their senses interact with the environment. By understanding the mechanics of sight and hearing, students can appreciate the importance of taking care of their eyes and ears. Moreover, this knowledge connects to real-life experiences, making learning relevant and engaging. This lesson not only aims to educate but also to inspire awe in the natural phenomena that allow us to experience the world.

Estimated classroom time: 9 min
Chapter: Sound and Light
Unit: Science
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Seeing and Hearing Worksheet
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How We See Objects Worksheet
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How We Hear Sounds Worksheet
How We Hear Sounds Worksheet
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  • Activity 1 / Seeing and Hearing Worksheet

    Ask your students if they remember the different senses that we all have. Before starting this worksheet, make sure that your students know that we have the eyes for seeing, the tongue for tasting, the skin for feeling, the nose for smelling, and the ears for hearing. This worksheet will be shedding some more light on the senses for seeing and hearing. Your students will look at the signals in the picture and check off whether they can see or hear it.

  • Activity 2 / How We See Objects Worksheet

    Before starting this worksheet, it might be useful to remind your students that we have the eyes for seeing, the tongue for tasting, the skin for feeling, the nose for smelling, and the ears for hearing. This worksheet will be showing your students more about how we see objects with our eyes. Children will read or listen to the text and look through the pictures. Then, you can help them complete the sentences by checking off the correct words.

  • Activity 3 / How We Hear Sounds Worksheet

    Ask your students if they know the different senses that we all have. Before starting this worksheet, make sure that your students know that we have the eyes for seeing, the tongue for tasting, the skin for feeling, the nose for smelling, and the ears for hearing. This worksheet will be showing your students more about how we hear sounds with our ears. They will read or listen to the text and examine the pictures carefully in order to answer the questions and check off the correct answers.