Sound is all around us, but how is sound made? How does sound travel? What changes the pitch of sound? We were exploring questions like this during science this week. It is safe to say that making sound waves visible by making Oobleck dance was a highlight!
In the comments below, share an interesting fact that you learned.
I learned that if u put your hand in the oobleck it feels hard but it looks soft and gooey
ReplyDeleteThe oobleck was strange wasn't it! What did you learn about sound?
ReplyDeleteThe oobleck was fun but loud and very messy but It still was very fun.
ReplyDeletethe vibrations have a frequency that allows the sound to navigate through objects.
ReplyDeletein other words the sound makes it go BOOM!
I learned that the power of vibrations are strong so they can travel through things :)
ReplyDeleteI try making it at home and it was hard when you touch it but it sinks your hand in
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Kahikatea has been very busy with science. We did this experiment the next week but ours didnt dance as much as yours. we decided we should take a bit of the gloop out and then it really kicked in and started to really move.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the power of sound is so strong that it can make the Ooblick vibration it and make it dance
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Looks like you have been doing some amazing learning.Well done to all of the people who did some awesome writing I really saw some good descriptive words in all of your fantastic writing. Can't wait to do it next year
ReplyDeleteWow!! What an awesome blog page Ms Dagg I have never seen such a fantastic blog. Well done to all of the people who did the amazing writing I really saw lots of descriptive words in all of the writing well done room 7. I can't wait to do it all next year. Well done Room 7.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Kate!!! Glad you have found the blog! We love writing in K7, and I can't wait to see more of your amazing writing!
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