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A lesson plan that looks at how Sound Travels Through Objects

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Subject(s): Multi-Disciplinary, Other, Science Grades(s): Grades 2-3




Title – How sound travels through different materials

By – Molly Rexford

Primary Subject – Science

Secondary Subjects -

Grade Level – 2-3

Objectives:

1. Students will work in groups researching sound.

2. Students will test different materials.

3. Students will discover which materials sound will travel through.

Materials:

small ticking alarm clock

paper bag

glass jar W/lid

plastic bag with water in it

shoebox w/ newspaper in it

metal can

science exploration books

worksheets w/ chart of materials

Procedures:

1. Divide your class into two groups. One group will explore with the science book and write down facts, while the other group is working with the teacher in an exploration circle. The two groups will switch activities and complete both.

2. In the exploration circle, the teacher will talk with the students about predicting and observing. The students will predict whether or not they think the sound of the ticking clock will travel through glass, paper, metal, water, air, and wood. They will write down predictions and then the teacher will help them test this out and observe what really happens. Then the students will write down what they actually observed.

3. After both groups have completed the two stations, the teacher will discuss with the class their findings and results to the testing.

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