OWS Third Grade

 Today we will be doing a work day to help us complete our PowerPoint on waves. Down below you will see the requirements and links that will help you complete the slides. 2. Put a title on each slide in this order: Waves intro slide Amplitude - Click here to learn Frequency - Click here to learn Hertz -  Click here to learn Decibels - Click here to learn Sound waves - Click here to learn Light waves - Click here to learn seismic waves - Click here to learn Longitudinal waves vs transverse waves - Click here to learn Electromagnetic spectrum - See the link for light waves above Tone testing - This is your spreadsheet you made in class - bonus if you write down your results from a home test with your family. Instruments and vibrations - From what you learned last week about different instrument shapes and sounds Take the Quiz Challenge! Wave Fun Harmonics Test Link to online tone generator Voice Spinner Little Oscillator Dudes Piano Soundwaves Lab Music Lab Awesome Videos about Sound

Try out these sites to look at how waves and music are related. If you still need to work on your PowerPoint, the slide requirements are listed below. Harmonics Test Link to online tone generator Voice Spinner Little Oscillator Dudes Piano Soundwaves Lab Music Lab  1. Open PowerPoint and make 12 blank slides. 2. Put a title on each slide in this order: Waves Amplitude Frequency Hertz Decibels Sound waves Light waves seismic waves Longitudinal waves vs transverse waves Electromagnetic spectrum Tone testing Instruments and vibrations 3. You can add images to the first slide but save the other slides for the work we will do on this unit. 4. You can get a head start by watching this video below "Waves" by Bill Nye. 5. Be aware that we will be watching this is sections in class so you may end up seeing it more than once.

 1. Open PowerPoint and make 12 blank slides. 2. Put a title on each slide in this order: Waves Amplitude Frequency Hertz Decibels Sound waves Light waves seismic waves Longitudinal waves vs transverse waves Electromagnetic spectrum Tone testing Instruments and vibrations 3. You can add images to the first slide but save the other slides for the work we will do on this unit. 4. You can get a head start by watching this video below "Waves" by Bill Nye. 5. Be aware that we will be watching this is sections in class so you may end up seeing it more than once.

 1. Open PowerPoint and make 12 blank slides. 2. Put a title on each slide in this order: Waves Amplitude Frequency Hertz Decibels Sound waves Light waves seismic waves Longitudinal waves vs transverse waves Electromagnetic spectrum Tone testing Instruments and vibrations 3. You can add images to the first slide but save the other slides for the work we will do on this unit. 4. You can get a head start by watching this video below "Waves" by Bill Nye. 5. Be aware that we will be watching this is sections in class so you may end up seeing it more than once.