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Rubber Band Guitar Lesson Plan. These concepts all apply to real guitars (and other instruments) as well. Stretch the six rubber bands. How does the sound of a thin rubber band compare to the. Paint the paper towel roll with 2 different sized rectangles, 6 circles and 6 lines to give the appearance of a guitar. This hands on experiment will be sure to get your students. Tune up your rubber band guitar! By science buddies & megan arnett. • what did you notice about the sounds that each rubber band makes on your guitar? On average, the frequency range for human hearing is from 20 hz at the low end to 20,000 hz at the high end. Explore sound waves and energy through the creation of a rubber band guitar. Allow the paint to dry. Learn about the relationship between sound and vibrations and build a rubber band By carefully manipulating these variables (for example, using rubber bands that are all the same length, but different thickness) you can create a rubber band guitar with multiple strings that each have a different pitch.

Tune up your rubber band guitar! These concepts all apply to real guitars (and other instruments) as well. Paint the paper towel roll with 2 different sized rectangles, 6 circles and 6 lines to give the appearance of a guitar. Allow the paint to dry. Explore sound waves and energy through the creation of a rubber band guitar. • what did you notice about the sounds that each rubber band makes on your guitar? This hands on experiment will be sure to get your students. On average, the frequency range for human hearing is from 20 hz at the low end to 20,000 hz at the high end. How does the sound of a thin rubber band compare to the. By carefully manipulating these variables (for example, using rubber bands that are all the same length, but different thickness) you can create a rubber band guitar with multiple strings that each have a different pitch.

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Rubber Band Guitar Lesson Plan By carefully manipulating these variables (for example, using rubber bands that are all the same length, but different thickness) you can create a rubber band guitar with multiple strings that each have a different pitch. These concepts all apply to real guitars (and other instruments) as well. This hands on experiment will be sure to get your students. By carefully manipulating these variables (for example, using rubber bands that are all the same length, but different thickness) you can create a rubber band guitar with multiple strings that each have a different pitch. Allow the paint to dry. Stretch the six rubber bands. How does the sound of a thin rubber band compare to the. Explore sound waves and energy through the creation of a rubber band guitar. • what did you notice about the sounds that each rubber band makes on your guitar? Tune up your rubber band guitar! Paint the paper towel roll with 2 different sized rectangles, 6 circles and 6 lines to give the appearance of a guitar. Learn about the relationship between sound and vibrations and build a rubber band On average, the frequency range for human hearing is from 20 hz at the low end to 20,000 hz at the high end. By science buddies & megan arnett.