Sense of Sight
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The document discusses the sense of sight and eyes. It asks questions about how many eyes humans have, what color eyes different people can have, and what objects can be seen in a bedroom and kitchen. It mentions that animals also have eyes and lists some animals with descriptions of their eyes, including cats, owls, frogs, tigers, and pandas. It concludes by stating that humans have 2 eyes that we use to see the world around us.
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- 4. What is the colour of your eyes? Different people have different eye colours.
- 5. What can you see in this bedroom?
- 6. What can you see in this kitchen?
- 7. What can we use to see?
- 8. What can we use to see?
- 9. Helping someone who is blind.
- 10. Animals have eyes to see, just like me and you. Different animals have different eyes.
- 11. Can you guess which animal have these eyes? The cat.
- 12. Can you guess which animal have these eyes? The owl.
- 13. Can you guess which animal have these eyes? The frog.
- 14. Can you guess which animal have these eyes? The tiger.
- 15. Can you guess which animal have these eyes? The panda.
- 16. We have 2 eyes. We call them the looking eyes. We need our eyes to see the world around us.