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You pick up an orange and turn it over in your hands. How does it feel? Is it smooth or bumpy, heavy or light? You bring it close to your nose—what does it smell like? The skin is firm, but when you press gently, does it give just a little? Before you peel it, take a moment to describe everything about this orange: its color, texture, and scent. Then, begin peeling and describe what happens next.

What do you notice about the orange in the image?

How would you describe the texture of the orange’s skin?

When you hold an orange, does it feel heavy or light in your hand?

What kind of scent do you think an orange has?

If you press the orange gently, does it give a little or stay firm?

Can you think of any other fruits that have a similar texture to an orange?

How does the sunlight affect the way the orange looks?

What sounds do you think you might hear when peeling an orange?

How do you think the taste of the orange might be based on its freshness?

Why is it important to use your senses when describing something familiar like an orange?