A Sense of Touch

Year Published: 1984

Creator: NFBC

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: CLICK HERE TO SEE THE STUDY GUIDE FOR THIS FILM Soapsuds, yellow bananas, soft grass. . . dozens of changing images show how children respond to touch. The audience uses powers of observation to identify and compare a variety of textures, and in doing so learns to touch, smell and taste by using their eyes and ears. The lesson is that if we stretch the use of our senses, we can gain more information. Part of THE VISUAL LITERACY SERIES. Watch also Body Talking (LINK) This film series is intended to help children explore the relation between words and images. In order to describe what they see, children need to understand how visual images convey meaning. Each film in the series illustrates this connection in a different way. Intended audience: Ages 4-7 Issued also as a videorecording

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