Seeing
key notes:
Introduction:
- Seeing is one of our five senses. It helps us understand the world around us.
- We use our eyes to see things.
Eyes:
- Eyes are the parts of our body that help us see.
- We have two eyes, and they are located on our face.
- Our eyes are like cameras. They take pictures of things we look at.
Parts of the Eye:
- Iris: The colored part of the eye. It can be blue, green, brown, or other colors.
- Pupil: The black dot in the middle of the iris. It gets bigger in the dark and smaller in the light.
- Retina: The back part of the eye where pictures are formed. It sends messages to our brains about what we see.
- Lens: Helps to focus light onto the retina.
- Eyelids and Eyelashes: Protect our eyes and keep them clean.
How We See:
- Light from objects enters our eyes.
- The lens in our eyes focuses the light onto the retina.
- The retina sends messages to our brain about the things we see.
- Our brain interprets these messages, and that’s how we understand what we are looking at.
Colors:
- Different things have different colors.
- Some colors are red, blue, green, yellow, and orange.
- We can see colors because of the light that bounces off objects and enters our eyes.
Taking Care of Our Eyes:
- We should not rub our eyes with dirty hands.
- Reading or watching TV in dim light can hurt our eyes.
- It’s good to take breaks while reading or using a computer.
Fun Facts:
- Owls can see well in the dark.
- Bees can see ultraviolet light, which we cannot see.
Conclusion:
- Seeing is an amazing sense that helps us explore and enjoy the world around us.
- We should take good care of our eyes so we can continue to see and learn new things.
Let’s practice!🖊️
