touch

Explores the sense of touch made possible by the body's largest organ, the skin.

Labeled pictures depict things one can touch that are wet, rough, soft, smooth, furry, prickly, squishy, and sticky.

Studies the manner in which tactile experience, or its lack, affects the development of behavior.

An introduction to the role of the senses in the human body, how touch works, the sense of smell, and the organs of taste. Includes glossary of terms.

Examines the three senses of touch, taste, and smell, and the bodily processes contributing to them.

Describes briefly and simply what can be determined about an object by touching it.

Presents a children's picture book that teaches about touch and describes soft and smooth things, prickly things, hot and cold things, and more.

Presents an introduction to the sense of touch, in simple text with illustrations, providing an explanation of how touch works, and including simple activities for children to participate in.

Fingers are made for touching fuzzy, cold, warm, sticky, lumpy, furry, rough, smooth, soft, hard, slippery, and prickly things.