Begin the lesson by discussing the importance of our senses, focusing on sight. Ask students to close their eyes and imagine their favorite place, then open them and describe what they see.

Introduce the concept of sight with a short story or anecdote about how sight helps us in daily activities.

Explain that the eyes are the sense organs for sight and discuss their role in activities like reading, writing, and playing sports.

Use the video 'Eyes – Your Windows to the World!' to illustrate how eyes function and the importance of eye care.

Watch 'The Five Senses – An Overview' video to understand how sight works with other senses to help us perceive the world.

Discuss with students how they use their sense of sight in different activities and encourage them to share personal experiences.

Conduct a simple experiment where students draw a picture with their eyes open and then with their eyes closed. Discuss the differences.

Use the 'Your Sense of Sight' assessment to engage students in drawing and observing their surroundings, enhancing their observational skills.

Ask students to list different activities they do at home that rely on their sense of sight and draw pictures of these activities.

Conduct a short quiz where students identify objects that require the sense of sight to interact with, reinforcing their understanding.

Have students share what they learned about their sense of sight and how it helps them in daily life. Encourage them to reflect on how they can take care of their eyes.

Use the 'Your Five Senses' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of how sight works with other senses.

Encourage students to explore more about the sense of sight by watching 'The Five Senses' video, which provides a comprehensive understanding of sensory perception.