Can You Hear It? Worksheet
Using Can You Hear It? Worksheet, students determine which examples show loud and soft sounds.
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How to teach Sound
Using Can You Hear It? Worksheet, students determine which examples show loud and soft sounds.
Sounds are made by vibrations. Our ear drums feel the vibrations and we “hear” the sounds. Some sounds are loud and some sounds are soft.
Look at each picture below. If it makes a loud sound, circle it. If it makes a soft sound, cross it out.
Other resources to use with this Can You Hear It? Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about sounds.
Use this Sound Pitch Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by playing different sounds. Next, students guess what is making that sound and explains how they figured it out. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students test other items in the classroom to figure out what sound it makes. Challenge students to find objects that make similar sounds and build connections about why the sounds are the same.
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