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Please complete on Padlet. Try the answers on your own before looking at the correct answers.

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What is a Smell?

A smell is a chemical compound that possesses 2 main characteristics: it is volatile (turns from liquid state to gas) and is in a high enough concentration to be detected by your olfactory system.

Your olfactory system is the anatomical name given to the parts of your nose and brain, that can sense smell. Therefore, smelling is the act of detecting chemical molecules in the air by sensitive nerves in your nose. When these molecules float into your nose, they stimulate these nerves, which send a signal to your brain, telling it what kind of smell it is.

Some of the rapid processes include:

What smells good to one person may not smell good to another.
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Sense of Smell - Biology For Kids | Mocomi

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A smell is a chemical compound that possesses 2 main characteristics: it is volatile (turns from liquid state to gas) and is in a high enough concentration to be detected by your olfactory system. Your olfactory system is the anatomical name given to the parts of your nose and brain, that can sense smell.

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https://mocomi.com/smell/

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What is a Smell?

A smell is a chemical compound that possesses 2 main characteristics: it is volatile (turns from liquid state to gas) and is in a high enough concentration to be detected by your olfactory system.

Your olfactory system is the anatomical name given to the parts of your nose and brain, that can sense smell. Therefore, smelling is the act of detecting chemical molecules in the air by sensitive nerves in your nose. When these molecules float into your nose, they stimulate these nerves, which send a signal to your brain, telling it what kind of smell it is.

Some of the rapid processes include:

What smells good to one person may not smell good to another.
Head on to Biology for Kids for more such interesting biology videos and interactive articles.

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Sense of Smell - Biology For Kids | Mocomi

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A smell is a chemical compound that possesses 2 main characteristics: it is volatile (turns from liquid state to gas) and is in a high enough concentration to be detected by your olfactory system. Your olfactory system is the anatomical name given to the parts of your nose and brain, that can sense smell.

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We see everything around us with the help of our eyes. Everything we see is an image. However, do we know how these images are created? Learn with the help of this animated learning module, about the various parts of the eyes and how each one helps in forming images that we see.

What is the Sense of Sight?

The sense of sight is the ability of the eyes to see objects around you. It is also the ability to perceive colour, brightness, depth. The sense of sight is considered to be one of the most complex of the five human senses. The eyeball is the organ that allows vision. It is an asymmetrical globe about the size of a ping pong ball.

Parts of the Eye

The main parts of the eye are

Cornea - It is a transparent dome that covers the coloured part of the eye, that allows it to focus on objects and regulate light passing through.

Iris - The coloured part of the eye. If a person has green eyes, it means he/she has a green iris.

Pupil - The black circle at the centre of the iris which lets light enter the eye.

Retina - The back part of the eyeball is called the retina. This is where the light should fall to create an image of what the eye sees.

Lens - The lens sits behind the iris and bends light to focus it to the retina.

Optical Nerve - This nerve sends the image to the brain which interprets the image and tells us what we are seeing.
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Sense of Sight: The Eyeball - Biology For Kids | Mocomi

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We see everything around us with the help of our eyes. Everything we see is an image. However, do we know how these images are created? Learn with the help of this animated learning module, about the various parts of the eyes and how each one helps in forming images that we see.

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Step 1: Watch the video about your sense and answer the questions:

-What is it?

-How does it work?

-What are some fun facts about it?

Step 2: Find a craft, game, experiment or activity about your sense that you will be able to share and teach to the other students for your project.

Step 3: Each partner needs to complete step 1 and step 2 and put it in Padlet.