What is Sound? Waves Doodle Note Package

What is sound? Waves and their interactions are a big part of the physical science curriculum. Engage your learners in reading a science comic all about sound! Children LOVE cartoons and these easy-to-grasp comics have a way of roping in even your most reluctant readers. Tap into the power of visual learning.

This comic illustrated the concept of sound and explains how it relates to energy. Students will read about vibrations, sound waves, air particles, and hearing. They will examine colorful diagrams of sound waves and the internal structure of an ear. Your learners will gain a much better understanding of the concept with this engaging comic.

This What is Sound? Waves Doodle Notes Pack download includes:

1. Fully Colored Version– Perfect for projecting on front board or printing as a poster.
2. Black and White Version– Easily printable, fun to color
3. Fill-in-the-Blank Doodle Notes– Similar to a guided notes allowing students to follow along as you teach.
4. Draw it! Doodle Notes– Doodle notes involving more drawing skills.
5. Easel Version- Upload the Doodle Notes directly to your virtual classroom!

FULL LEARNING ACTIVITY PACKAGE version available HERE!

• Includes everything listed above
• Google Slides presentation
• Hands-on STEM activity with follow-up questions
• Create Your Own Comic Project with rubrics

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Next Generation Science Standards

1.Waves: Light and Sound

1-PS4-1 Plan and conduct investigations to provide evidence that vibrating materials can make sound, and sound can make materials vibrate.

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