Present all the fruits to the children. They can look at them, touch them. The children have to name the different fruits one by one. You can help them if they cannot find the name of a fruit. 

Ask the children to put the fruits together in pairs. They should make 2 lines with the fruit showing the pairs. One fruit in the top line and its pair in the bottom line. 

Put half the fruit in a box. Give each child a piece of fruit to look at and touch. 

Ask the children to find the pair in the box, without looking inside. 

Have I discovered new fruits? What sensations did I experience when touching the fruit without looking at it? Was I surprised by a fruit I touched that was nice when I don't usually like it? 

#developing my senses

The senses of sight and touch. 

In life, all my senses can be used to deepen my knowledge: 

Sight, touch, smell, hearing, taste. 

I can let myself be surprised by one of my senses to manage to do an action in my everyday life. For example, recognizing the noise of a motorcycle that alerts me that I must look before crossing, smell a dish cooking on the fire and that I must remove, taste it to know if it is seasoned enough, etc. 

The Good advice: Trust your senses, they are your best allies!