How does sound travel? We learned sound travels via vibrations. Vibrations in the air are called sound waves. Today we experimented with sound by creating cup phones and talking to our neighbors! Here is a snapshot of our conversation after our experience.<\/p>\n
We made cups and we talked in them and another person put their cup to their ear. Cariah<\/em><\/p>\n We made some echos in the cup. Hold it tight! Greyson<\/em><\/p>\n It works because of the vibrations on the strong. Lucas<\/em><\/p>\n Why do we need the cups? Could we just use the string? Mrs. Goldsmith<\/em><\/p>\n The cups are actually for you to put your eat and mouth on so you can make the echo sound come in. And when youre like on the other side its kinda similar. We don’t know how it does it. Its like magic. Dylan<\/em><\/p>\n Was it more important to be\u00a0the listener or the talker today? Mrs. Argus<\/em><\/p>\n Listener, because you have to actually like, be quiet to hear… Dylan<\/em><\/p>\n Yeah, like you listen! Beatrice<\/em><\/p>\n If somebody’s talking, you don’t talk through it. Dylan<\/em><\/p>\n Listening is more important because you can learn more about the person that is talking. J’Den<\/em><\/p>\n An amazing conversation. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n\n\t\t