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Teaching Kids About The Sense of Sight

2016 January 9

 

Exploring the Sense of Sight – PreK-G1

Eyes - Sense of Sight
We use our sense of sight to see, explore, and navigate the world around us.  We use our eyes to see a friend sitting across the room, read a book, or watch a movie. We use our sense of sight to check for cars, making sure it’s safe to cross the street. We use our sense of sight to determine if it’s day or night.

Your Amazing Eyes

Sight is one of the most important senses we have


Basic Eye Anatomy
Parts of the Eye and What they Do

 

Basic Eye Anatomy Chart for Kids for the sense of sight

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Eyebrows  Protect your eyes from things getting in them like dust, sweat, & hair.

Eyelids – We have an upper eyelid and a lower eyelid. Eyelids help protect the eye by keeping things out of your eye. They also help keep your eyes moist when you blink or close them while sleeping. When you see something come close to your face, your brain tells your eye to close without you even thinking about it. You can also open and close your eyes on demand. When you open and close your eyes, it’s called blinking.

Eyelashes – Eyelashes are another part of the eye that help protect your eyes from dust, sweat, rain, or other debris

Blink, Blink, Blink

Sense of sight Boy and Girl Blinking

 

 

 

Sclera – The white part of the eye is called the sclera. Say: sklair-uh. The sclera is the tough outer coat of the eyeball.

Iris – The part that gives your eye its color. The iris works as a muscle to make your pupil get big (dilate) or get small (constrict). Not all people havepupil dialating and constricting the same eye color, some have green, blue, brown, hazel, or a combination of colors.


Pupil – 
The pupil is the black dot in the center of your eye. The pupil gets bigger (dilated) in the dark and smaller (constricted) in bright light. When it’s dark your pupils get bigger to help you see better by letting more light in. Your pupils get smaller in bright light to help protect your eye by letting less light in.

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Kids Sing-Along and Learn about the Five Senses

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