Make your own xylophone at home! | Teacher Time
5/12/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Use kitchen glasses and water to make your own musical instrument!
Ms. Smith from Elkin, NC, will teach you how to make your own xylophone right at home using kitchen glasses and water to explore the concept of volume! Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Make your own xylophone at home! | Teacher Time
5/12/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Ms. Smith from Elkin, NC, will teach you how to make your own xylophone right at home using kitchen glasses and water to explore the concept of volume! Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship[upbeat music] - Hello, I'm Mrs. Smith from Elkin, North Carolina.
And today we're gonna talk about volume.
Volume can mean how loud or how soft a sound is.
It can also mean, how much of a solid, liquid or a gas a container can hold.
We're gonna make a xylophone using glasses and water.
Make sure to do this experiment with a grownup.
First I got different size glasses, I added water in each glass in different amounts.
You can use a plastic mallet like this one from my toy xylophone.
[glass ringing different notes] I hope you can make some great music with your glass xylophone.
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