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Science: Standard K. PS. 2: Some objects and materials can be made to vibrate and produce sound.

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Students will listen to recorded sounds and drag matching pictures of the things that make those sounds.

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Listen carefully to the sounds and match them to the correct picture. This is a great game to help children develop their listening and sound discrimination skills. |

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After watching a short kid friendly video on vibrations, students will use a paper and pencil to illustrate what happens when an object vibrates to make a sound.

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Students explore how different things can make different sounds. They will listen and select which thing goes with the sound being played.

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Listen to the sound spoken and match it to the picture that begins with that sound. | Matching Sounds Mrs Hughes | Letters & Sounds - Foundational phonics skills to teach children to read.

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Students will select two instruments to listen to and play. They will compare and contrast the two instruments on a Venn Diagram that I will pass out on paper.

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Play virtual music instruments online using the Virtual Piano platform. Select your instrument, play on your computer, tablet or mobile!

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Students create their own song. They will experiment with the sounds and record their song when done.

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Song Maker, an experiment in Chrome Music Lab, is a simple way for anyone to make and share a song.

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Students will test several classroom sound makers, record short audio clips and vote on which materials produce the loudest and softest sounds and why.