Explore the science of sound with this design task.
Use this teaching resource when exploring the concept of sound in Science or in Music.
Students are to imagine, design, and create a musical instrument using everyday materials. They need to make their instruments in a way that allows the sound to have either its pitch or volume changed. They are encouraged to test and refine their instruments as part of the design process.
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