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STEAM guide

First trimester

QuestionAnswer
matter anything you can touch or hold
wave something that moves energy without moving matter
amplitude the height of a wave from its resting point
peak the highest point of a wave
trough the lowest part of a wave
wavelength the distance from one peak to the next
frequency the number of waves that move past a point in one second
hertz the unit of frequency
light a type of energy that travels in waves when something glows
sound a type of energy that travels in waves when something shakes
properties of waves amplitud, wavelength, frequency
Wave are made of... peaks and troughs
tsunami a huge dangerous wave
what cause a tsunami earthquakes underwater.
data pieces of information that relates to each other
Morse code a system of clicks and pauses that shows letters and numbers
communication a way of sending information or messages through the telephone, internet or radio
code a system that use sounds, lights, or clicks to represent data
pitch how high or low sounding musical note is
musical instrument something that makes musical sounds
sheet music musical notes printed on a piece of paper or a book
information facts about something
cell phone telephone with no wires that uses radio waves to communicate
vibrate to move back and forth
where is the musical code it is in the sheet music. It s a code
wind family of musical instruments trompet, horn and flute
string family of musical instruments guitar, violin, bass
percussion family of musical instruments cymbal, xylophone, drums
high frequency high pitch
low frequency low pitch
frequency in music the number of times that a part of an instrument vibrates
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