Body Parts
It’s important to know about our body parts. Look at the picture to know the body parts.
Similarly, our body has many parts. Head, eyes, ears, lips, hands, legs, etc. are different parts of our body. Each part of our body is important. Different parts of our body work together to perform different functions such as eating, writing, cutting, laying, walking, running and carrying.
Sense Organs:
We all have five sense organs. Sense organs help us to feel the world around us. The five senses are sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch.
Eyes help us to see.
Nose helps us to smell.
Ears help us to hear.
Tongue helps us to taste.
Skin helps us to touch.
Eyes, nose, ears, tongue and skin are five sense organs.
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