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    1. The document discusses the properties of light and sound. It describes how light can be reflected, refracted, and absorbed and how sound is produced through vibration. 2. Several hands-on activities are presented to demonstrate how sound travels through solids, liquids, and gases. Rice grains dancing to music and using a staw to transmit sound through water are used to illustrate these concepts. 3. The document emphasizes that sound needs a medium like air, water or solid material to propagate as sound waves. It also notes the range of human hearing between 20-20,000 Hz.

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    1. The document discusses the properties of light and sound. It describes how light can be reflected, refracted, and absorbed and how sound is produced through vibration. 2. Several hands-on activities are presented to demonstrate how sound travels through solids, liquids, and gases. Rice grains dancing to music and using a staw to transmit sound through water are used to illustrate these concepts. 3. The document emphasizes that sound needs a medium like air, water or solid material to propagate as sound waves. It also notes the range of human hearing between 20-20,000 Hz.

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    1. The document discusses the properties of light and sound. It describes how light can be reflected, refracted, and absorbed and how sound is produced through vibration. 2. Several hands-on activities are presented to demonstrate how sound travels through solids, liquids, and gases. Rice grains dancing to music and using a staw to transmit sound through water are used to illustrate these concepts. 3. The document emphasizes that sound needs a medium like air, water or solid material to propagate as sound waves. It also notes the range of human hearing between 20-20,000 Hz.

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    1. The document discusses the properties of light and sound. It describes how light can be reflected, refracted, and absorbed and how sound is produced through vibration. 2. Several hands-on activities are presented to demonstrate how sound travels through solids, liquids, and gases. Rice grains dancing to music and using a staw to transmit sound through water are used to illustrate these concepts. 3. The document emphasizes that sound needs a medium like air, water or solid material to propagate as sound waves. It also notes the range of human hearing between 20-20,000 Hz.

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    LET’S LOOK BACK!


    PROPERTIES OF LIGHT

    3
    PROPERTIES OF LIGHT

    Light travels in
    a straight line

    4
    5
    PROPERTIES OF LIGHT
    Light can be reflected, we call it
    REFLECTION
    Light can be bent, we call it
    REFRACTION
    Light can be absorb, we call it
    ABSORPTION6
    Identify if the picture shows
    REFLECTION
    REFRACTION
    ABSORPTION
    reflection
    8
    absorption
    9
    reflection
    10
    PROPERTIES OF LIGHT

    Refraction
    11
    reflection
    12
    Refraction
    13
    Refraction
    14
    reflection
    15
    LOOK AT ME!
    Can you guess what the picture is all about?
    SOUND

    18
    “
    Can you produced
    the sound?
    19
    “

    20
    “

    21
    “

    22
    1. Follow your leader
    Activity 2. Work cooperatively
    Rules 3. Avoid too much noise
    4. Enjoy the activity

    23
    ACTIVITY 1: HOW SOUND IS PRODUCED OR
    CREATED?

    ▹G1: Ruler
    ▹G2: Ukelele

    Materials: ▹G3: Trumpet


    ▹G4: Whistle
    ▹G5: Drum
    ▹G6: Call bell

    24
    “
    How sound is
    produced or
    created?
    25
    ▹ There is a
    ruler movement of back
    and forth on the
    part of ruler

    26
    ▹ There is a
    movement of back
    ukelele and forth of the
    string

    27
    ▹ There is a
    movement on the
    Plastic part of the
    trumpet mouthpiece and
    tip of trumpet

    28
    ▹ There is a movement
    on the part of the
    Whistle mouthpiece and
    small ball of the
    whistle

    29
    ▹ There is a movement
    of back and forth on
    drum the center of the
    drum.

    30
    ▹ There is a movement
    on the edge of the
    call bell call bell

    31
    Vibration

    The rapid
    back-and-forth
    movement of
    matter

    32
    33
    “
     Sound is produced through a vibration and
    travels through waves..
     The stronger the vibration, the louder the
    sound
     The weaker the vibration the softer the
    sound
    34
    ACTIVITY 2: DANCING RICE GRAINS

    Speaker
    Song
    MATERIA Rice
    LS grains

    35
    “
     What made the rice grains move?
     What happened to the rice grains when
    the volume is low and adjusted to higher
    volume?
     In music, we call the loudness and
    softness of sound
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    as DYNAMICS
    “
    ▹ Don’t you know that sound
    can travel in SOLID,
    LIQUID and GAS?
    37
    ACTIVITY 3: SOUND ON
    SOLID

    2 Cans
    MATERIA 1 Rope
    LS

    38
    “
    ▹ How does your voice can
    be heard by your partner?

    39
    ACTIVITY 3: SOUND ON
    LIQUID

    Basin
    MATERIAL Call bell
    S
    40
    “
    ▹ Can you hear the sound
    when you put your ear on
    the water?
    41
    ACTIVITY 3: SOUND ON GAS

    MATERIA Drinking Straw

    LS

    42
    “
    ▹ Can you hear the sound of
    the straw?

    43
    “
    Sound needs a medium to
    propagate. We cannot hear if there
    is no air, liquid or solid as medium of
    travel. It travels through waves.
    44
    “
    Remember that sound travels:
    fastest in solid
    Faster in liquid
    Slowest in gas
    45
    Don’t you know that our ears can only
    hear sound with 20 hertz to 20000
    hertz. All sound that is below and
    under these will not be audible for the
    human ear.

    46
    “

    47
    Evaluation:
    ▹Write if it is true or false.
    1. Sound is a form of energy. _____________
    2. Sound is produced by reflection. _________________________
    3. The louder the volume, the greater the vibration. _______________
    4. Sound can be heard in a vacuum. _____________
    5. Sound travel faster in liquid than in gas. _____________
    6-10. Two of your friends made a sound. One strongly tapped the table while
    the other clapped his hands in the air. Which sound would you hear first?
    Justify our answer.
    48

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