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Have children explore making loud and quiet sounds with their hands, feet, and mouths.

Have children predict which objects make the loudest sounds. Facilitate children’s explorations.

Have children make shakers with different materials. Then have them listening to the shaker sounds and guess what object is inside making the sound.

Review various sounds with children. Have them listen to, identify, and sort pictures of sounds.

Have children choose materials and containers to explore making sounds. Challenge children to make loud and soft sounds with the shakers.

Invite children to select from a set of materials to make and describe tap and scrape sounds.

Children explore the concept of pitch using their voices. Have them say and listen to high and low sounds, and record them on a chart.

Read aloud Oscar and the Bat: A Book About Sound by Geoff Waring. Focus on why animals and people make sounds to communicate.