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Energy sort. This is an activity that you can use when you are teaching about the different forms of energy. Students can cut out all of the pictures and sort them by the energy type. You can have them glue this in their Science journals or put in a center for practice.

Do you need some fun resources to teach about Sound Energy to kids? This is a fun science topic that kids usually like a lot!!! They have to make NOISE! I mean they have to make lots of "SOUNDS" to really investigate and explore this topic! Here's a collection of activities, experiments, ideas, puzzles, resources, videos, and other links to help you. Just click on any or all of the links below the picture that sound interesting to you! :) Sound Energy Word Search Puzzle…

Potential energy changes into kinetic energy as in the spring of the children's toys. Kinetic energy can change into sound energy as in the violin, the guitar, and when you knock on the door.

Light and Sound unit for First Grade. Little Science Thinkers Curriculum contains lesson plans, science experiments, activities, read aloud books and so much more. #scienceactivities #anchorcharts

Our school has adopted the Next Generation Science Standards and one of my favorite units in 1st grade is our Sound Unit. NGSS asks that students conduct experiments to explain that vibrations make sounds and sound can make materials vibrate. Today I’m sharing some of my favorite ways to keep sound hands-on and writing based!...

Students examine the existence of sound by listening to and seeing sound waves while conducting a set of simple activities as a class or in pairs at stations. Students describe sound in terms of its pitch, volume and frequency. They use this knowledge to discuss how engineers study sound waves to help people who cannot hear or talk.