

feel
[fiːl]see
[siː]smell
[smel]hear
[hɪə(r)]taste
[teɪst]lollipop
[ˈlɒlipɒp]touch
[tʌtʃ]hand
[hænd]finger
[ˈfɪŋɡə(r)]eye
[aɪ]ear
[ɪə(r)]nose
[nəʊz]tongue
[tʌŋ]with
[wɪð]listen
[ˈlɪsn]kitten
[ˈkɪtn]right
[raɪt]here
[hɪə(r)]ball
[bɔːl]egg
[eɡ]hard
[hɑːd]soft
[sɒft]blind
[blaɪnd]elephant
[ˈelɪfənt]sit
[sɪt]under
[ˈʌndə(r)]thin
[θɪn]thick
[θɪk]Story
Daisy's story: A magic show
What can you see?
Listen!
I can hear a kitten.
You're right.
Meow!
I can smell flowers.
Here!
Now feel this.
It's hard.
Is it a ball?
No.
Is it an egg?
Right!
Feel this.
Oh, it's soft.
Wow! It's a big bird!
Extend
The blind men and the elephant
Four blind men sit under a tree.
Come and feel my elephant.
The elephant is hard.
No. It's soft.
It's thin.
No. It's thick.
It's long.
Sounds
-at
I have a little cat.
It's cute and fat.
Where is my cat?
Oh! It's under my hat.
-ap
A man wears a cap.
He has a map.
He takes a nap.
Where is his map?