Senses

Reading with your 5 senses improves comprehension. As students read, they should see, hear, smell. taste and touch what is going on in the book. This helps students remember the story and make connections to the text.

Five Senses Games:  Draw a red line from the sense to the picture.
http://sciencegames.4you4free.com/five_senses.html

 Matching 5 Senses : Matching Game: Learn the 5 senses with fun games. These games will turn on your senses when you read and will help you make connections in all your content area reading.
http://www.sadlier-oxford.com/readers/health/book1/game.htm

Turn the Wheel to Find the Correct Sense: http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/sense/sense.htm

Sensational Match Up:  Click on the picture and drag to the appropriate sense on the character. 
http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/senses/index.htm