Lesson 1 — Intro to sound

Period 2
Sound
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Period 2
Sound

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Sound waves
How we hear
Loudness
Waves — What are they? How do they work?
The speed of sound — making calculations
Echoes

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Paragraph 5.1 – 5.7

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This lesson
  •  What we will cover this period.
  • Sound — What comes to mind? — What do you know about sound?
  •  How does sound work? — A small practical and demonstrations

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Learning goals
  •  You shared what sound means to you and what you already know about sound.
  • You know the material for this period.
  • You investigated how sound works in pairs of two.
  • You can describe what sound is in your own words.

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Sound
Answer the following questions in pairs of two, write down your answers:

  • What comes to mind when you think about sound?
  • What do you already know about sound?
  • How is sound produced?



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Investigations into sound

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The scientific method
Prediction
Question
Test  the prediction
(Experiment)
Conclusion

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Question — Do banana peels float in water?

Prediction — Yes/No

Test Prediction — Throw banana peel in water

Observation — Watch

Conclusion — Yes/No

Question — Do all fruit peels float on water?
The scientific method
Prediction
Question
Test  the prediction
(Experiment)
Conclusion
  • Question: How is sound produced?

  • Prediction: make your own prediction.

  •  Experimentation

  • Conclusion: what can you conclude?

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Question — Do banana peels float in water?

Prediction — Yes/No

Test Prediction — Throw banana peel in water

Observation — Watch

Conclusion — Yes/No

Question — Do all fruit peels float on water?
How is sound produced?

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Experimentation

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Conclusion
What are your conclusions?

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Sound is a vibration
Also called, a wave

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Sound is a vibration (Also called, a wave)

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Sound is a vibration (Also called, a wave)

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Homework
Read: paragraph 5.1
Do: The yellow block exercises of 5.1

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Learning goals
  •  You shared what sound means to you and what you already know about sound.
  • You know the material for this period.
  • You investigated how sound works in pairs of two.
  • You can describe what sound is in your own words.

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