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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 1 - MINDMAPHere is the first video in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound. As always, these ideas are not to be followed as a scheme of work, instead showcase how creative tech can be used to enhance learning during this topic.
In this first idea, pupils create a mindmap to show what they already know about sound. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 2 - QUIZIZZHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils take part in an online quiz to deepen their knowledge of this topic using Quizizz. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 3 - LEARNING BY QUESTIONSHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils use the brilliant Learning By Questions resources to track their progress with this topic. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 4 - PURPLE MASHHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils use the brilliant Learning By Questions resources to track their progress with this topic. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 5 - SOUND HUNTHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils go on a sound hunt to collect pictures of objects that create sounds around the school. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 6 - HOW A SOUND IS CREATEDHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils create videos to explain how sounds are created through vibrations. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 7- EXPLORING HOW INSTRUMENTS CREATE SOUNDSHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils create videos to explain how sounds are created on different instruments. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 8- HOW SOUNDS TRAVEL ANIMATIONHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils create animations to show how sound travels from the source to our ears. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 9 - MOZAIK 3DHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils use the brilliant Mozaik 3D to learn more about how our ears process sound. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 10 - SEEING WITH SOUNDHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils use this brilliant interactive website to learn more about pitch and frequency Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 11 - EXPLORING SOUND WAVESHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils predict what the sound waves will look like from different sources. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 12 - LABELLING THE EARHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils create an interactive diagram of the ear, labelling each part with an audio recording. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 13 - HOW WE HEAR SOUNDHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils add a voice over to explain the process of how we hear sound. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 14 - TRAVELLING THROUGH MATERIALS INVESTIGATIONHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils document an investigation into how well sound travels through different materials. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 15 - EXPLORING PITCHHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, pupils create an eBook exploring how pitch can be changed with different objects and instruments. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
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KS2 SCIENCE SOUND IDEA 16 - SOUND INVESTIGATIONHere is the next idea in a new series of videos linked to the KS2 Science Topic of Sound.
In this next video idea, we look at another creative way for pupils to document a science investigation into sound. Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed to Facebook. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |