There’s nothing like a puppet to help a child learn about their five senses!
These fun 5 senses for kids puppets each represent one of the senses – mouth, ear, nose, eye, and hand. But these puppets are more than just cute and fun – they’re also educational.
By playing with these puppets, kids can learn all about how we use our five senses.
The mouth puppet is perfect for teaching kids about taste and how we eat. The ear puppet is great for helping kids understand how we hear.
The nose puppet is perfect for exploring how we smell. The eye puppet is ideal for helping kids understand how we see.
And the hand puppet is perfect for helping kids understand how we touch.
By playing with these puppets, kids will not only have a lot of fun, but they’ll also learn all about their five senses!
Free 5 Senses Printable Puppets For Kids

Supplies
Directions
Download and print out the five senses template onto thick, white cardstock.

Color the template with crayons or markers.

Cut the pieces out and glue them onto the popsicle sticks.

That’s it! Now it’s time to create fun stories about the 5 human senses.

We love these five senses puppets because they’re a great way for kids to not only learn about each of the senses but also to get them thinking critically and creatively!
When your kids start telling stories about their senses, they’ll have to figure out how each of their body parts works and takes in information that helps them connect all the ideas in their mind.
They’ll also have to work on sequencing and vocabulary to tell the story.

On top of that, they’ll also have to use their creativity to come up with new stories each time.
If your kids or students are having a hard time thinking of stories, have them retell their favorite book and use the 5 senses puppets whenever there’s a part of the story that uses a sense.
After they’ve heard an example and tried out a familiar story, they may be more likely to branch out and create unique stories of their own!
If you want to use this educational activity with your kids, don’t forget to enter your email in the form at the end of the post to have the link emailed directly to you.
Human Body Unit For Kids
One of the best things about being a kid is getting to learn about your body and all the amazing things it can do. And what better way to learn than through fun activities?
We’ve gathered a bunch of fun and educational activities that are great for kids. Read on below for our favorite ideas.
Children’s Books About The Body
Curious George Discovers Germs is all about the day George gets sick! He learns about what germs are, how they affect your body, and how to get better again. This book is a must-read for Curious George fans who want to learn more about staying healthy.
The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body is an excellent book for kids who are interested in learning more about the human body. Arnold, a student, takes Ms. Frizzle and her students on a wild ride inside his body to learn about its different parts and how they work together. Kids will have a blast learning about the stomach, blood, and more in this exciting picture book.
Look Inside Your Body is a great way to learn about how you work! This book is filled with colorful illustrations and over 100 flaps for kids to lift that will help them understand everything from how their heart works to what happens when they eat food.

Art & Crafts About The Body
There’s nothing like seeing a project through from start to finish, whether it’s a papercraft or a painting. And there’s no better way to get kids interested in crafting than to let them try it themselves.
You might be hesitant to let your kids get messy, but there are plenty of benefits to crafting!
For one, it helps kids develop fine motor skills. They also learn to follow directions and think creatively. And perhaps most importantly, crafting is a great way to relieve stress.
So the next time your kid asks to paint or make a collage, go ahead and let them try one of these ideas:

Easy Lung Craft – Making a craft is a fun way for kids to learn about lungs. This easy lung craft for kids is a great way to help kids understand how lungs work. And, it’s a perfect opportunity to work on fine motor skills.
X-Ray Handprint Craft – This x-ray handprint craft is a perfect project for kids of all ages. It’s simple to make and only requires a few materials that you probably already have around the house. Plus, it’s a fun way to learn about human anatomy!
Germ Blow Painting Art – This germ blow painting activity is great for oral motor practice and creativity. Kids will want to do it over and over again!
Human Body Activities

These free printable germ worksheets are perfect for kids! They’ll help improve their fine motor skills as well as your pattern recognition. Plus, there’s a germ memory game included. So let the kids have some fun while they learn about germs and how to prevent them from spreading.
The human body is a fascinating thing, and there’s no better way to learn about it than by getting hands-on with a sensory bin. This human body sensory bin is easy to make at home, and it provides a great opportunity for kids to learn about some of their organs. It’s a fun and educational activity that your kids are sure to love.
Danielle Magnien
Thursday 23rd of March 2023
I would love these thank you! look amazing!
Sam
Thursday 23rd of March 2023
Thanks! Since you’re already an email subscriber, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of any post and it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page 🙂
Kirsty
Friday 3rd of March 2023
Love this .... My kids will enjoy it.
Sam
Monday 6th of March 2023
Thanks! So happy to hear that!
Hubert
Wednesday 18th of January 2023
Cinq sens à imprimer très ludique
aneesa
Sunday 15th of January 2023
Very useful for story building and knowing about senses
Sam
Monday 16th of January 2023
So glad to hear that!
Solimar
Wednesday 28th of September 2022
Free senses puppets please
Sam
Thursday 29th of September 2022
Of course! All you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of the post and the link will be sent to you ?