Sound

Grade 1: Science
 At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:

OUTCOMES
LEARNING 1 describe how sound is produced

2 describe the sounds present in the surroundings;

and
show appreciation on the different sounds heard
3 in the surroundings.
ENGAGE

What other sounds do you hear from

the surroundings?
 Tell which part of the body is used to describe
each object. Circle the correct answer.

1. The is white. ears eyes nose

2. The is smooth. ears hand tongue

3. The is sweet. hand nose tongue

 Tell which part of the body is used to describe
each object. Circle the correct answer.

1. The is white. ears eyes nose

2. The is smooth. ears hand tongue

3. The is sweet. hand nose tongue

 Tell how the objects are similar to one another.
Circle the correct answer.

4. The are fragrant. ears eyes nose

5. The is triangle. ears eyes hand

 Tell how the objects are similar to one another.
Circle the correct answer.

4. The are fragrant. ears eyes nose

5. The is triangle. ears eyes hand

The body has different parts that
help you tell the characteristics of
an object. You can tell colors,
shapes, and sizes with your eyes.
You can tell smell with your nose.
Your tongue helps you taste food.
Your hands help you feel an object.
Your ears help you hear sounds.
Have you visited a park before? There are
many children playing in the park. Some
children are laughing while playing. Some
children are quietly seated on a bench. You
can also see different animals in a park.
Some birds are chirping, while some dogs
are barking. You can hear a car that passed
by the park too. You can hear many different
sounds in a park. Park is just one of the many
places found in your surroundings.
EXPLORE
Now, let’s describe
the sounds you hear
around you.

Interactive
Creating Sounds
Construct a device that will produce sound
when the gyro sensor is tilted.

Manipulative
EXPLAI
EXPLAIN
How does sound travel to
your ears?

Interactive
 The sounds enter as sound waves in the outer ear
through the ear canal. When it travel in the ear canal
and hit the ear drum, the ear drum creates vibrations.

EXPLAIN
These vibrations are send to the three tiny bones in the
middle ear – malleus, incus and stapes. These three
bones increase the sound vibrations and send them to
the cochlea. The fluid inside the cochlea will ripple
because of these vibrations causing it to form a wave
form traveling along basilar membrane. Now the hair
cells in the basilar membrane will ride this wave. This
cells will carry the message to the auditory nerve that
is connected to the brain.

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EXPLAIN What happens when you
strike the tuning fork?

Interactive
EXPLAIN
When the tuning fork is hit with a rubber hammer, the
tines begin to vibrate. The back and forth vibration of
the tines produce disturbances of surrounding air
molecules.

Interactive
 You hear sounds with the help of your ears.
The sound travels like waves in the air. But

EXPLAIN
how is sound produced?

Interactive
 Sound is created by vibrations. A vibration

EXPLAIN
is the back and forth movement of
something. Materials around you is made up
of tiny parts. When you hit an object, the
tiny parts inside it move back and forth.
Vibrations are fast shaking movements.
These movements produce sound.

Interactive
EXPLAIN

The guitar strings The alarm clock vibrates

vibrate when you pull when it is time already.
them. Interactive
 There are different kinds of sounds that you
can hear from the surroundings.

EXPLAIN
You can hear different sounds at home. You
can hear the sound from the television while
watching. You can also hear music from the
radio.

Interactive
 You can hear the running water from the
faucet. You can also hear the sound of a
food that is being cooked.

EXPLAIN

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 You can hear different sounds in the
neighborhood. You can hear children
playing. You can hear some vendors selling

EXPLAIN
their goods.

Interactive
 You can hear birds chirping on trees. You
can also hear some dogs barking.

EXPLAIN

Interactive
 You can hear the sound of vehicles that pass
by your neighborhood.

EXPLAIN

Interactive
 You can hear different sounds when you are
away from home. On the beach, you can
hear the waves of the water. You can also

EXPLAIN
hear the leaves rustle on trees

Interactive
 If you are in the forest, you can hear
different animal sounds. Some insects are
squeaking, some birds are chirping. You can

EXPLAIN
hear leaves rustle in the forest too!

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ELABORAT
E
How is sound
produced?
ELABORAT
E
What is the
importance
listening to
different sounds?
ELABORAT
E How can you
tell the
difference in the
sounds you
heard from the
surroundings?
A Excessive and too much
exposure in sounds especially
noise may initially cause dull
hearing and ringing in the
ears that will eventually
cause to more serious
consequences for your health.
Sounds over 85 decibel is too
much for our ear. .
To stop loud noises to permanently damage
your ear, you must do the following:
• Avoid noisy situation
• Use hearing protection when you are in
noisy places or activities
• Get your hearing tested
• When listening to music use noise-
cancelling headphones and turn the
volume just enough for your ears to
hear.
EVALUA
 Circle 👍 if the sentence is true. Circle 👎 if
not.
1 👍 👎 You hear sounds with your eyes.

2 👍 👎 Sound is produced by vibrations.

3 👍 👎 Sound travels like waves.

 Circle 👍 if the sentence is true. Circle 👎 if
not.
1 👍 👎 You hear sounds with your eyes.

2 👍 👎 Sound is produced by vibrations.

3 👍 👎 Sound travels like waves.

 Circle 👍 if the sentence is true. Circle 👎 if
not.
4 👍 👎 There are no sounds at home.

5 👍 👎 Vibrations are fast shaking

movements.
 Circle 👍 if the sentence is true. Circle 👎 if
not.
4 👍 👎 There are no sounds at home.

5 👍 👎 Vibrations are fast shaking

movements.
Tell the place where you can hear the given
sound. Circle the correct answer.

1 squeaking insects forest home neighborhood

2 honking cars beach forest neighborhood

splashing water
3 waves
beach home neighborhood
Tell the place where you can hear the given
sound. Circle the correct answer.

1 squeaking insects forest home neighborhood

2 honking cars beach forest neighborhood

splashing water
3 waves
beach home neighborhood
Tell the place where you can hear the given
sound. Circle the correct answer.

4 rustling leaves forest home neighborhood

5 laughing children beach home neighborhood

Tell the place where you can hear the given
sound. Circle the correct answer.

4 rustling leaves forest home neighborhood

5 laughing children beach home neighborhood

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

1 Barking of Dog

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

1 Barking of Dog

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

2 Oink of Pig

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

2 Oink of Pig

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

3 Whistle of Dolphin

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

3 Whistle of Dolphin

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

4 Clucking of Chicken

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

4 Clucking of Chicken

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

5 Roaring of Lions

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace

Tell the place where you can hear the given
animal sound. Circle your correct answer.

5 Roaring of Lions

Home Forest Farm Ocean Marketplace