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    Welcome To Science Class!: Jane H. Mejia

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    This document summarizes a science class that discusses how sound is produced and travels. It begins by welcoming students to science class. It then asks a series of questions about how sound is produced (through vibration) and how it travels (through sound waves, which need a medium and travel fastest in solids and slowest in gases). It imagines a world without sound and discusses when and where sound can be slow, fast, loud or soft. It provides a quiz for students and an assignment to draw objects that produce loud and soft sounds.

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    Welcome to

    SCIENCE CLASS!

    JANE H. MEJIA
    TEACHER III
    PRAYER
    IDENTIFY
    SONG
    Jopay
    'Wag ka nang mawala ('wag ka nang mawala)
    'Wag ka nang mawala ('wag ka nang mawala)
    Ngayon

    Dadalhin kita sa aming bahay


    'Di tayo mag-aaway
    Aalis tayo sa tunay na mundo

    Dadalhin kita sa aming bahay


    'Di tayo mag-aaway
    Aalis tayo sa tunay na mundo
    Question

    How is sound
    produced?
    AHA!

    Sound is produced
    when something
    vibrates!
    Question

    How does the sound


    travel to our ears?
    AHA!

    Sound travels through


    waves called sound
    waves.
    Question

    Do they need
    medium to travel?
    Particles of Matter
    Question

    Where do sound
    waves travel the
    fastest?
    Question

    Where do sound
    waves travel the
    slowest?
    Question

    How do
    soundwaves travel
    in liquids?
    How Does Sound Travel?
    Question

    How is sound produced


    and how does it travel?
    Question

    Where do sound
    waves travel the
    fastest?
    Question

    Where do sound
    waves travel the
    slowest?
    Question

    How do
    soundwaves travel
    in liquids?
    Imagine

    “Life without any


    sound”
    When and Where?

    Sound can be slow


    or fast and loud or
    soft.
    Explain

    No Blowing of Horn
    QUIZ
    Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is not.
    _______________1. The sound is only produced when something
    vibrates.
    _______________2. Force does not cause something to make
    sounds.
    _______________3. Particles of solids are close to each other that
    allows the sound waves to travel through it the slowest.
    _______________4. Sound waves travel the slowest in gases.
    _______________5. Sound is a form of energy.
    QUIZ
    Draw a happy face ☺ if the statement is correct. If not, change the
    underlined word/s to make the statement correct. Write your answers on a
    separate sheet of paper.

    __________1. Sound wave causes the vibration of the surrounding air.


    __________2. Sound is produced through radiation.
    __________3. Vibrating objects send out sound waves that travel in all
    directions.
    __________4. Sound waves travel very fast through solid.
    __________5. Sound waves travel a little faster through water than in air.
    ASSIGNMENT

    Draw 5 objects that produce


    loud sounds and 5 objects
    that produce soft sounds.
    Each figure has one pair of parallel sides.
    THANK YOU!

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