Good Vibrations
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This document discusses how things that make sound do so through vibration. It provides definitions of vibration and background information on how vibrating strings produce sound. The document describes an activity where students can experience vibrations from a comb and wax paper harmonica, and rubber bands stretched across a shoebox. By plucking the rubber bands, students can see and hear how vibration creates different sounds. The activity allows students to observe that vibration is what causes the production of sound.
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