Exploring sound
By Claire Llewellyn
Could everyday objects reveal the surprising secrets behind music, voices and noisy sounds?
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What is Exploring sound about?
How do we hear a sound, and why do some sounds seem loud while others are soft? Exploring Sound introduces young readers to vibrations, pitch, volume and the way sound travels. Clear explanations, colourful examples and simple experiments encourage children to listen carefully and investigate the sounds around them. Readers can make and compare sounds using everyday objects, discovering how music, voices and noises are created. The activities make science practical, engaging and easy to understand.
About the author
Claire Llewellyn is a well-known author who has written over 300 books for children. She loves exploring fascinating facts about science, nature, and the world around us. Claire is especially famous for her ‘Ask Dr K Fisher’ series, where she answers curious questions from animals. Her books make learning fun and exciting for everyone!
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2011
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