External senses

Vision, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, which help children interact with their environment.

Short code	Description
Vision	The ability to interpret and understand visual information from the environment, supporting learning, navigation, and interaction.
Hearing	The capacity to perceive and process sounds, enabling language development, communication, and environmental awareness
Touch	The sense that allows children to explore textures, temperatures, and physical properties, aiding in object recognition and safety
Taste	The ability to distinguish flavors, which can influence food preferences, safety (e.g., avoiding spoiled food), and sensory experiences.
Smell	The sense that helps identify scents, contributing to memory, emotional responses, and environmental awareness.