- Tiny sensors in your skin tell your brain what you touch.
- Your skin helps you feel if something is soft, hard, warm, or cold.
- Skin sensors send touch messages to your brain.
Three simple, kid-friendly rephrasings explaining that tiny sensors in the skin tell the brain about touch (soft, hard, warm, cold) for a 6-year-old.
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