2nd Grade Science Sound Energy Science Experiments Science Interactive Notebook

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Can you hear that? It’s time to introduce your 2nd grade science students to sound energy with fun and engaging science experiments and a hands-on science interactive notebook activity they will love. With 6 days of printable lesson plans included in this 2nd Grade Science Sound Energy Science Experiments and Science Interactive Notebook set, you will have a whole week’s worth of fun sound energy activities to engage your second grade students (works great for 3rd and 4th grades too) this year. Interactive notebooks are a great hands-on way to help your students learn, practice, and master skills. The science interactive notebook activity included in this 2nd Grade science sound energy resource is no exception. The best part about this science interactive notebook activity is that your students will be able to show off what they have learned during the sound energy unit with a complete visual resource they can take home to share with their families. This Sound Energy Science Experiments and Science Interactive Notebook set also includes a NO PREP end-of-unit quiz for you to easily assess your student’s progress.This comprehensive sound energy resource is also aligned with TEKS so you can be sure your second through fourth grade students are getting hitting those important state standards to prepare for state testing. With over 60 pages of 2nd grade science activities included, this sound energy set is jam-packed with print and go resources to make your teacher life easier. 

⭐ This awesome resource is also part of my Science Bundle! SAVE 50% WHEN YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE IN ITS BUNDLE! ⭐

The 2nd Grade Science Sound Energy Science Experiments and Science Interactive Notebook set includes:

• 6 easy to follow sound energy lessons
• A mini vocabulary word wall
• Sound energy vocabulary cards with definitions
• Mini Vocabulary Posters with high quality- real-life pictures
• Vocabulary Foldables and notes page
• Anchor chart templates to introduce the topic
• Nonfiction reader with questions
• Create your own picture book activity
• Types of vibrations lab
• I spy sounds activity (observe sounds around the school and outside)
• Volume and pitch foldable
• Making music lab (investigate pitch)
• Telephone lab
• Can you hear me? Lab (investigate objects sound travels through)
• KWL chart
• Bubble map
• 3.2.1 notes page
• 4 square activity
• Volume and Picture worksheet
• I spy facts in a book activity
• Word search activity
• Recording sheets
• Drawing prompts
• Writing papers
• End of the unit quiz and key

Students will focus on a variety of skills including:

• Learning how sound is energy
• Discovering how sound travels through objects
• Identifying volume and pitch

See What Other Teachers Are Saying . . .

⭐ This resource was heavenly for our Sound Unit. It provided the opportunity for some cross-curriculum understanding as well. Students loved the exercises that required no additional cost for the teacher. Great tool for interactive notebooks as well! I love this resource and I look forward to purchasing more!! This definitely came in handy towards the end of my unit when I was scrambling for something else to do! Thank you!! 

⭐ This resource was a great tool for organizing and explaining the concepts of sound energy!

⭐ My students loved learning about sound. There were a lot of great resources / experiments to use in this unit. 

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