How to Make a Simple Telephone
Explore the Science of Sound with a String Telephone!
This engaging presentation guides students through a fun and interactive activity to create a simple telephone using paper cups and string. Perfect for introducing the basics of sound waves and vibrations, this resource combines creativity with hands-on learning to explain how sound travels through different mediums.
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