Difference between revisions of "Eyes"
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===About Eyes=== | ===About Eyes=== | ||
: Most animals have only two '''eyes''' but some have more and some have no '''eyes''' at all. | : Most animals have only two '''eyes''' but some have more and some have no '''eyes''' at all. | ||
| + | : '''Eyes''' allow us to see colour. | ||
| + | : '''Eyelids''' blink a couple of times every minute to keep our eyes moist. | ||
| + | : '''Eyelashes''' are there to stop dust getting in our eyes. | ||
| + | : A person whose '''eyes''' don't see is called 'blind'. | ||
| + | : Your '''eyes''' can be damaged and make you blind if you stare at the [[sun]]. | ||
===Examples=== | ===Examples=== | ||
Revision as of 07:35, 6 August 2018
Key Stage 1
Meaning
Eyes are the part of the body that allows us to see.
About Eyes
- Most animals have only two eyes but some have more and some have no eyes at all.
- Eyes allow us to see colour.
- Eyelids blink a couple of times every minute to keep our eyes moist.
- Eyelashes are there to stop dust getting in our eyes.
- A person whose eyes don't see is called 'blind'.
- Your eyes can be damaged and make you blind if you stare at the sun.
Examples
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| A cat eye. | The eye of a goat. |
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| A chamelion's eye. | A crocodile eye. |