====== BRAINBOX - SOUND PROJECTS ======
The starting point for the 'flipped' PROJECT activities is an on-line science [[http://goo.gl/forms/2UHbVI5GhL|QUIZ]]:

<WRAP important round center 66%>
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT STUDENTS & TEACHERS FIRST COMPLETE THE **[[http://goo.gl/forms/2UHbVI5GhL|SOUND QUIZ]]** BEFORE VIEWING THE STUDENT WIKI (THIS PAGE), THE FLIP CONTENT OR THE TEACHER WIKI CONTENT.

**[[http://goo.gl/forms/2UHbVI5GhL|SOUND QUIZ IS AVAILABLE ON-LINE NOW]]**

</WRAP>

The content of both the [[learn:forces:discover:home|DISCOVER]] and  [[learn:forces:projects:home|PROJECTS]] sections are for students who have already completed the [[http://goo.gl/forms/2UHbVI5GhL|QUIZ]] and the [[:learn:sound:quiz:home|feedback supplied for each question]].

=== Getting Started With Sound Projects: ===

A very simple classroom activity to help in understanding how sound works:

{{ youtube>BoeDI-YkzI0?640x360 |Using cling-wrap to see sound}}

**Video 1. How to see sound**
  * IF UNABLE TO ACCESS YOUTUBE VIDEO (requires Flash) TRY:[[http://viewpure.com/BoeDI-YkzI0|Using cling-wrap to see sound]]

----

Much more complicated activity - good teacher science project to amaze your students:

{{ youtube>uENITui5_jU?640x360 |Standing Waves -Mixing Sound With Water}}

**Video 2. Making waves with sound & speakers**
  * IF UNABLE TO ACCESS YOUTUBE VIDEO (requires Flash) TRY:[[http://viewpure.com/uENITui5_jU|Standing Waves -Mixing Sound With Water]]

----

=== More Resources Including Detailed (Advanced) Scientific Information About Sound ===
  * Lots of links to videos, software and [[http://www.thephysicsteacher.ie/lcphysics17sound.html|physics stuff related to sound]]
  * Detailed and advanced scientific information about sound [[http://www.physicsclassroom.com/mmedia/waves/edl.cfm|The Physics Classroom]]