Bop along with the Jazz Fly as we strike, shake, blow and scrap our journey through the science of sound.

Through the retelling of the children’s book The Jazz Fly, we explore what is sound, how it is created, and how it travels. Students are introduced to the design engineering process and challenged to use their knowledge of sound to design and make a musical instrument.

In this program students will:

  • identify and describe our five senses
  • explain how sound is created
  • describe why sound is important
  • make sounds in a variety of ways.

OUR REMOTE LESSONS ARE AVAILABLE TO RURAL VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS ONLY

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