"DIFFERENT NOISES, DIFFERENT SHAPES" - Alex

We revisited our conversation from yesterday about vibration. 
Teachers - Do you think you can see vibration?
Rose - You can see vibration.  It has swirls.  When I blow bubbles I can see vibration.
Prater - Or if you throw a rock.
Alex - I know what it looks like.  (shows with hands)  It gets smaller and smaller. 
Hadley – It’s just a bunch of circles.
Alex – It’s not circles.   It’s like bented lines (shows with hands).
Joci - Can vibration look different?  Does it look the same with every sound?
Alex – Maybe different noises make different shapes.  Different noises, different shapes.  Different shapes of vibration.  Each noise has a shape of vibration.
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​Friends were invited into the studio to illustrate their theories about vibration...

Ellee - It's a guitar.  The double arrows show strings bouncing back and forth to make the sounds.

Alex depicted his theory of different noises making different shapes.  The sounds included: big drumming sound, seashells banging together, baby rattle, piano, and three watermelons banging together.  Each sound is next to it’s corresponding vibration design.

Jay - When you have vocal cords in your body, they come out of the belly button into the whole room,

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Lila thoughtfully made a thank you drawing for Ross (her piano teacher who came in yesterday) of a piano with vibration coming out the top.

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Two Weddings!