"An introduction to sensory processing, this illustrated nonfiction board book explores how familiar red objects engage our senses of hearing, sight, smell, balance, and more"--
As children experience the world around them, they often focus on what they can feel, see, smell, taste, and hear--but also on how their bodies find balance and maintain awareness of their surroundings. Sometimes these sensory inputs may even be associated with or described by certain colors. This illustrated nonfiction board book introduces the seven senses by calling attention to everyday objects and relatable experiences that are united by the color red, encouraging young readers and listeners to put concepts into practice as they crash, bump, perch, and follow other prompts to get A Sense of Red.
