An animal senses something around it with its eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin or feelers.

Dalia's eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin are organs too, each with its own job.

A child's head from the side: the eye, the ear, the nose, the tongue in the open mouth, and the skin of the cheek.

Dalia's eyes gather one kind of information: what things look like. They send that information to her brain.

The first row of the table: the eyes gather what things look like.

Her ears gather one kind of information: sounds. They send that information to her brain.

The second row: the ears gather sounds.

Her nose gathers one kind of information: smells. It sends that information to her brain.

The third row: the nose gathers smells.

Her tongue gathers one kind of information: tastes. It sends that information to her brain.

The fourth row: the tongue gathers tastes.

Her skin gathers one kind of information: touch and warmth. It sends that information to her brain.

The whole table: five organs and what each one gathers.