touch

Explores the touch and feel of objects that are scratchy, warm, squishy, bumpy, and so on. Also includes activities based on the material presented.

Encourages children to think about how they use their sense of touch and how their sense of touch can convey feelings and emotions.

Discover how your skin works to detect texture, shape, temperature, and pressure.

Explores the sense of touch using examples of rocks and cats. Describes the physiology of touch and includes an activity.

Explains how the sense of touch works and discusses textures, temperature, skin protection, ways animals use touch, and sensitive skin.

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.