The five senses are a vitally important theme. It requires children to understand what things are-their form or texture, look, feel, smell, and taste. A multi-sensory approach to this topic is always ideal for young children.  Understanding the differences and similarities of this information will help children become more aware of how their bodies work and how the sense organs will help them recognize different things.  Encourage children to participate in highly experiential activities requiring them to explore with their five senses. Include books to make lessons more informative. Point out essential concepts and ideas as the basis for other activities. Use games and other activities that require active participation to make it fun and engaging. Create awareness by encouraging children to try new textures. Include some experiments that will lead them to grasp the ideas fully. Reward children whenever they participate in encouraging them to try new things as often as possible.