This book discusses the five senses being met on the farm. The smells of the animals and hay, the taste of the fruit and milk, the animals and people they see working, the feeling of different things on the farm and the sounds from the tools and animals.
Pierce college library

discusses how we can use our senses on the farm
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Sense on the farm By: Shelley Rotner
This book is the exact opposite of "sense in the city"
You can hear the tracker start, taste fresh cows milk, soil and plant seeds. It would be a good book to read if a child had to go from city life to farm life. It may help them understand what to expect on the farm.

talk about the five senses on the farm.

This book have a nice pictures help you see, hear, taste, smell, and touch your way through a season on a working farm.
Source: Pierce county Library
Age: 3 - 5