Using the human body to create various sounds, for KS3/4 physics.
This short clip demonstrates how body parts can be used to make different kinds of sound. It is ideal for use as a lesson starter in KS3/4 science. A physicist makes sounds using different parts of his body. He claps, pops his mouth using a finger, slaps his face and blows air though his mouth. These actions are then played back in slow motion. The question for students to consider is: How are the sounds being made? See the accompanying teachers' notes for a full explanation of the science underpinning the demonstration, plus suggested extension activities.
This short clip demonstrates how body parts can be used to make different kinds of sound. It is ideal for use as a lesson starter in KS3/4 science. A physicist makes sounds using different parts of his body. He claps, pops his mouth using a finger, slaps his face and blows air though his mouth. These actions are then played back in slow motion. The question for students to consider is: How are the sounds being made? See the accompanying teachers' notes for a full explanation of the science underpinning the demonstration, plus suggested extension activities.
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This is a useful lesson starter for the KS3 Science topic of Energy, Electricity and Forces.
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