Touch and Smell - Objectives Labels

Lesson 1.13, titled "Touch and Smell," is an educational session where the primary goal is for learners to engage with the human body in a multifaceted way. The objectives are clear: students are expected to identify, name, draw, and label the fundamental parts of the human body, linking each part to the corresponding sense it is associated with. This lesson places particular emphasis on the senses of touch and smell, encouraging students to make connections between the skin as the sensory organ for touch and the nose as the organ responsible for smell.

The lesson's success is measured by the students' ability to answer specific questions that confirm their understanding. These questions serve as checkpoints for the learners to reflect on what they have absorbed. By the end of the lesson, students should confidently articulate that the skin is the body part through which we sense touch, while the nose is the primary organ for the sense of smell. This knowledge check ensures that the students have not only memorized the information but also understood the function of these body parts in relation to the sensory experiences of touch and smell.