Sound

Density affects sound. Kids in third, fourth, and fifth grade can investigate how it travels through solids, liquids, and gases. If you have a swimming pool, it’s easy. But you…

Which materials conduct sound? Which insulate it? Try these simple activities. Your third, fourth, or fifth grade students will love them! (more…)

Pitch – high and low sounds – are easy to teach. Just use these three simple activities with your third, fourth, or fifth grade students. (more…)

Teaching amplitude of sound can be fun and easy – but it’s noisy! Try these three activities to illustrate that greater force yields greater amplitude. (more…)

Your kids may wonder, “What direction do sound waves travel?” With just a few fun activities, they will quickly discover that sound waves travel in all directions. (more…)

Your kids may wonder, “What is sound energy?” With just a few fun activities, they will quickly discover that sound is a vibration. (more…)

Yes, hands-on sound lesson plans can be quick and easy! When you use stations, the entire unit can be completed in five days. With a corresponding STEM activity, you can…

Enjoy teaching sound with hands-on energy activities for kids. Your third, fourth, and fifth grade students will love them! (more…)