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Sound Energy

Sound Energy

Assessment

Presentation

Science

4th Grade

Hard

Sound, Sound travels

Standards-aligned

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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17 Slides • 6 Questions

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​Sound Energy

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​What is Sound?

  • ​Sound is a form of energy made through vibration that creates waves of pressure that moves through mediums.

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Sound occurs when..

there is a back-and-forth movement called VIBRATION.

You can see drums vibrate when you strike them or the strings on a guitar vibrate when you pluck them.

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Multiple Choice

The movement in sound that allows us to hear

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dancing

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bouncing

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vibration

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When strings are plucked on a guitar, the strings VIBRATE to create sound energy!

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make LOUD sounds!

​BIG vibrations...

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Small vibrations...

​make quiet sounds

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S-L-O-W vibrations make...

lower pitch because its a slower frequency.

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FAST vibrations make...

higher pitch because its a faster frequency.

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What is pitch?

  • Pitch is how HIGH or how LOW a sound is.

    Think of an opera singer hitting a high note in her song

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Multiple Choice

Pitch is.....

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The volume of a song

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The steady pulse of music

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How high or low a note sounds

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​Now lets transitions from Sound waves to Pressure waves

  • ​Push your hand down on your desk, that is the you applying pressure to a solid

  • ​When your vocal cords vibrate they create pressure waves in the air bouncing air particles together in a ripple that makes a sound

  • ​What we have been making are graphs of sound waves

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Multiple Choice

Sound moves in waves of...

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PRESSURE!

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..

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Compressions: area of sound waves where molecules are closer together

Rarefaction: area of sound where molecules are further apart

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Wavelength: distance from end of compression to the end of the next compression​

Frequency: the number of waves produced per second

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​Sound travels through MATTER...

  • ​Solid, Liquid, and Gases

  • Sound travels by pushing the particles of a substance. The particles push into the particles next to them, and then return to their original position. And the sound continues to travel in this form until it reaches your ear!

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Multiple Choice

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Sound travels by...

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pushing the particles of a substance in a wave-like pattern

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flying through the air

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sliding like a ghost through a door

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Draw

Draw what the particles look like in a Solid, Liquid, and Gas

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​Through which form of Matter do you think sound travels the fastest?

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Multiple Choice

Sound travels fastest through...

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Gases

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Liquids

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Solids

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