Uncommon Senses" presents a solution addressing the critical issue of nature disconnection in childhood in our increasingly urbanised and digitally saturated world1. This project directly responds to a growing cultural demand for "tactile, finite, and real" experiences, as parents actively seek "richer, embodied alternatives" to screens for their children. It offers a novel approach to children's engagement with nature by introducing a modular system of sensor-based play-things designed to disrupt habitual ways of sensing and create conditions to sense nature differently, moving beyond traditional educational products that teach facts or simulate animal senses