touch

Describes what we learn using our sense of touch and the different sensations of hard and soft, wet and dry, hot and cold, rough and smooth, and others.

Introduces the concept of touch and suggests activities which reinforce the understanding of this sense.

Uses a question and answer format to explain how our skin feels; shivering, itching, and goose bumps; and other aspects of our sense of touch.

Raised black line drawings on black pages encourage people to use their other senses to experience art, helping them understand what it is like to be blind.

Explains the sense of touch, including a discussion of the skin and nerve endings.

The sense organs and how they work together to give us information about our surroundings. Sections on pain control, anesthesia, taste and artifical food flavorings--Catalog.

A collection of poems about the sense of touch including a baby's foot in one's palm, peach fuzz on the lip, and the forehead against a cold window.

Explains how the sense of touch helps to identify everyday objects and familiar surroundings.

A mother-child conversation introduces the topic of sexual abuse and ways to keep one's body private.