Hear screaming rods, visualize sound waves, investigate a Theremin, observe tubes singing to heat, hear a sonic boom and more!Concepts covered:
The kids will have an awesome time whilst gaining an understanding of how sound waves operate and how this knowledge is applied in the real world. This workshop can also be viewed as a LIVE web conference anywhere in the world! |
Online Class VersionWe’ve run live interactive distance programs since 2010 and are highly experienced in making online classes engaging for kids on a variety of web conferencing platforms.
If you connect with us via Zoom
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Are you a Vacation Care Centre?
Every holiday period, Fizzics Education present holiday programs workshops for local council libraries, vacation care centres, OOSHC and at our own venues. These workshops are designed to cater for a wide range of ages, even the adults join in! Book early to avoid disappointment. A school holiday program treat!
To check out our vacation care center science programs...
Science workshop experiments
Boomwhackers
Colourful tubes that create assorted sounds on impact.
Chladni Plate
A violin bow running across a metal plate creates very strange patterns in sand.
Croaking frogs
Create croaking sounds with this Asian musical device
Doppler effect
Demonstrations on why ambulances sound different as they pass you by.
Elephant tubes
Large tubes that resonate loudly whilst emulating how frogs croak. Very funny!
Ghante bell
A Nepalese bell that vibrates loudly when given the right touch.
Insect clickers
A simple device used in communications during wartime
Music Box
An investigation into sound traveling through different materials.
Rijke tube
A special metal tube vibrates loudly when heated air rushes through it. Great!
Screaming rod
Rubbing this rod makes a very high pitch! A classic demonstration on octaves.
Slinky shake
A visual depiction on how soundwaves propagate through the air.
Sonic Boom
A very Australian way to create a sonic boom in your hall. Think bullwhip!
Squawking science
A simple instrument that students can replicate at home or class.
Straw flute
A simple yet effective way of demonstrating a standing wave. Students love it!
Superposition
What happens when sound waves are superimposed?
Theremin
Create spooky sound effects using the palm of your hand!
Thunder drum
A demonstration on amplifying sound and blocking vibrations.
Twirl tubes
Students work together to create chords of varying pitch. Great fun!
Voice changer
Modulate the pitch of your voice and you'll get strange sounds!
Wave generator
The audience participates in changing the waveform created by an oscilloscope.
Xylophones
Compare different xylophones and their pitch
Requirements
Workshop version
Show version
For us to provide the best possible learning experience, the materials used during the presentation may be varied to suit the conditions and the audience. Please chat with our presenter if there is a particular focus that you’d like us to cover. |
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Cost
Call 1300 856 828, or use this form to inquire or make a booking for your center. |
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I just wanted to pass on how much the staff and students really enjoyed it and how perfect it was to launch our science week activities. The students were enthralled, educated and entertained – a perfect trifecta!
-Caulfield Grammar School – Big Science Big FunThanks so much for presenting at our school on Monday. Our students enjoyed the show.
-Greenvale Primary School – Big Science Big FunFizzics Education curated a thoughtful and hands-on experience for the children, incorporating practical, skill-based learning activities and followed by a science presentation at the end of the event involving liquid nitrogen. This was delivered safely and effectively, capturing both the children and the parents for the duration of the presentation.
-Macquarie Bank – Family Fun DayFizzics Education ran a show today at our school and it was wonderful. He was a great facilitator and the show was age appropriate and well done.
-Mount Zion Early learning centre – Little Science Big FunI just wanted to pass on how much the staff and students really enjoyed it and how perfect it was to launch our science week activities. The students were enthralled, educated and entertained – a perfect trifecta!
-Caulfield Grammar School – Big Science Big FunThanks so much for presenting at our school on Monday. Our students enjoyed the show.
-Greenvale Primary School – Big Science Big FunFizzics Education curated a thoughtful and hands-on experience for the children, incorporating practical, skill-based learning activities and followed by a science presentation at the end of the event involving liquid nitrogen. This was delivered safely and effectively, capturing both the children and the parents for the duration of the presentation.
-Macquarie Bank – Family Fun DayFizzics Education ran a show today at our school and it was wonderful. He was a great facilitator and the show was age appropriate and well done.
-Mount Zion Early learning centre – Little Science Big Fun