Year 9 · Science

Sound waves in Year 9 Science

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Focus on how sound waves and the ear work. Start with “Compare the Hearing Ranges of Humans and Animals”, then explain the idea in your own words.

Year 9 learners practise how sound waves and the ear work.

The activities include Compare the Hearing Ranges of Humans and Animals, Explain How the Ear Works, Explain Reflection and Absorption of Sound Waves, and related practice. The checked support below includes video, worksheet, teaching, lesson. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.

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Compare the Hearing Ranges of Humans and Animals
Explain How the Ear Works
Explain Reflection and Absorption of Sound Waves
Relate Frequency and Time Period of Sound Waves
Use the Decibel Scale

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