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糖心Vlog

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25 October 2026

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A complete, ready-to-teach KS3 lesson on sound, written for Year 8.

Pupils start with a big question: why can鈥檛 you hear sounds in space? They build up the answer step by step, from vibrations to the human ear.

What鈥檚 covered

  • How vibrations make sound
  • Sound as a longitudinal (pressure) wave
  • Why sound needs a medium, and why it can鈥檛 travel through a vacuum
  • Speed of sound in air, water and wood, with speed = distance 梅 time calculations
  • Frequency, pitch, amplitude and loudness
  • Echoes, reflection and absorption
  • How the ear works: eardrum, ear bones, cochlea and auditory nerve
  • Human hearing range and ultrasound

What鈥檚 included

  • 12-slide PowerPoint in a light, colourful sound-wave style, with a question and answer on every slide
  • Teacher notes on every slide, including common misconceptions and source codes
  • 4-page worksheet (PDF) with Core, Stretch and Challenge questions, a spot-the-mistake task and a full answer key
  • Homework sheet (PDF, 26 marks) including echo calculations, with a full mark scheme
  • One-page knowledge organiser (PDF) for revision
  • Puzzle pack (PDF): unscramble the key words, true or false and odd one out, with answers
  • Exit quiz with answers, including a speed calculation

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