The document discusses the five human senses - sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. It explains that sight involves the eyes, hearing involves the ears, taste involves the tongue, smell involves the nose, and touch involves the skin. The document then defines disability as the inability to use one of the senses, such as blindness being the inability to see or deafness being the inability to hear. It notes that disability can be present from birth, develop from illness or injury, or come with age.

1. THE HUMAN SENSES

2. How many SENSES do we have? We SIGHT HEARING TASTE TOUCH SMELL

3. THERE ARE HUMAN S E N S E S 5

5. S I G H T Our eyes let us see things around us…

6. H E A R I N G We use our ears to hear sounds…

7. T A S T E We taste many things with our tongue .

8. S M E L L We smell things using our nose …

9. T O U C H We touch with our skin …

10. with my eyes. with my ears. with my tongue . with my nose. with my skin. see hear I I I I I taste sme ll touch Complete the sentence…

11. I see with my I hear with my I smell with my I taste with my I touch with my eyes ears nose tongue skin Complete the sentence…

12. DISABILITY

14. Disability signs

16. Braille alphabet

17. A blind person is reading a Braille book.

18. Braille computer keyboard Braille touch pad Braille tatoo

20. Hand signs

21. Two-handed signs

22. Paralympic Games

23. Basketball Swimming Cycling Tennis Sailing Paralympic Games

24. P EOPLE with DISABILITIES CAN and DO LEARN , W ORK , P LAY , PRACTICE SPORTS , and ENJOY full healthy LIVES .

25.  Thank you for your attention!!!