Teaching sound

Sea animals, beaches, and hydrothermal vents are popular topics around here, so we end up doing an Ocean Theme with science experiment a c...

Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational: How to Make a Balloon Whir (Sound Science)

Hooked on Comics l Science of Reading on Instagram: "⭐️ Weekly phonics tip! ⭐️ Is it a -k or -ck? When the /k/ sound follows a short vowel in the one syllable word it is spelt with a -ck, like in the word truck or back! When the /k/ sound comes after a consonant or a long vowel sound in a one syllable word it is spelt with a -k, like in the word milk or peak! Help students remember this but teaching them “milk truck” Looking for more practice with the -ck ending sound? Check out our…

Do you need some fun resources to teach about Sound Energy to kids? This is a fun science topic that kids usually like a lot!!! They have to make NOISE! I mean they have to make lots of "SOUNDS" to really investigate and explore this topic! Here's a collection of activities, experiments, ideas, puzzles, resources, videos, and other links to help you. Just click on any or all of the links below the picture that sound interesting to you! :) Sound Energy Word Search Puzzle…

This Sound and Volume Vibrations Science Experiment can be done while enjoying a variety of music! It's fun and easy learning activity for kids of all ages. Fund science project idea that you can easily do at home with your children.

Learn how sounds are produced and how they can be manipulated.

Aug 16, 2017 - The Montessori reading method is wonderful. There are so many activities for children to do without ever even realizing they are learning to...

Spencer Russell | Help Your Child Read on Instagram: "Comment “advanced” and I’ll send you a link to my newest FREE resource: 12 printable flashcards to help you teach 12 of these phonics sounds, including the reading rule, a rhyme to help you teach it and example words. #toddlerscanread #phonics #homeschool #scienceofreading #spellingwords"

2,284 likes, 69 comments - snippetsbysarah on July 28, 2022: "Here’s a fun way to practice successive blending. This helps those kids who are struggling in the beginning to blend three sounds together. It’s also helpful when working on consonant blends if they are having trouble combining all four sounds. . . . . . #iteachfirst #iteachreading #iteachphonics #iteach #iteachtoo #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #explicitphonicsinstruction #teacherideas #readingspecialist…

This science center display helps children explore sound with common objects. I collected "found" items to display on the tray with a sign, "What

Sound Science for Kids: Make a Craft Stick Harmonica. Fun STEM project!

How does a kazoo, the strings of a guitar, or the speaker of a radio make sound? The purpose of this science fair project is to show how vibration makes sound.

Paige | Third Grade Teacher on Instagram: "🌟Phoneme-Grapheme Mapping🌟 When teaching phonics patterns, sound mapping is SO important, especially for struggling readers! The Sound Mounds help to bridge that gap between learning the new skill and placement by using this visual! Comment MAPPING to get the Sound Mound 🔗! #phonics #scienceofreading #fundations #phonicsvisuals #soundmounds #SOR #teachersfollowteachers #firstyearteacher #secondyearteacher #teacherleader#teachertips…

It’s easy enough to tell kids that sounds are caused by vibrations, but that can be a tough concept for them to really grasp! Here are two simple demonstrations that allow kids to actually SEE sound waves in action. This post is the final installment in the Summer STEAM Camp that we have been taking […]

Learn more about the science of sound with these fun sound experiments and activities!

Learn the best order to teach sounds when creating a phonics scope and sequence for your classroom and your school.

Learning the TH Sound All By Itself I love teaching the TH sound because it is one of the most visual sounds to teach. Model putting your tongue between your teeth while blowing air at the same time. Most children will have no difficulty imitating this action. Then practice this action with and with out

Since the middle of February while were creating our dragon project, I started to notice something. The kids were taking the logs out of our building area and creating "bands" with them as drum sets. Kids were making shaker's at the maker's space, two friends brought three sizes of clay to me and wanted to show the class how when they thumped them each size made a different sound. Another friend took a plastic bottle wrapper off the bottle and pulled on both ends sharply and showing us the…