Observation
Observation explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine you're trying to find your way through a crowded shopping mall to locate a specific store. Just like navigating through the mall involves using your eyes to spot signs, your ears to catch announcements, and even your nose to follow the smell of a food court, using your senses to gather information involves the same process of collecting data from your environment. In both cases, whether you're finding a path to a store or gathering sensory information, you rely on various inputs to make informed decisions and navigate your surroundings effectively.
Practice Version
Observation: The process of using your senses to gather information. Observation. In Kindergarten, observation is when you use your eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and hands to learn about the world around you.