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Description
Teach your next Waves topic with this engaging resource which will offer your students the chance to:

1.Label parts of transverse and longitudinal waves
2.Compare and contrast transverse and longitudinal waves
3.Complete a crossword activity about wave terminologies
4.Solve calculation questions involving frequencies, wavelength, and velocity

What’s included in the resource?

1.Parts of a Wave worksheet (colored and B&W versions)
2.Waves Crossword Puzzle (colored and B&W versions)
3.Waves Problem Set (2 pages)
4.Answer Key
5.Teacher Guide

***Please see the preview for sample worksheets and more details ***

Part 1: Parts of a Wave

In this part, students will label transverse and longitudinal waves. Afterward, they will compare and contrast these two types of waves using a Venn diagram.

Part 2: Waves Crossword Puzzle

In this part, students will read clues to complete a crossword activity. This is a fun and challenging way for students to learn about essential terminologies related to waves.

Part 3: Waves Problem Set

In this part, students will solve calculations involving wavelength, frequency, and speed of waves. This will allow students to practice their calculation skills. The worksheet may be used as an end-of-unit test or a review test.

***Please see the preview for details ***

The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit.

I believe this resource will engage and help your students explore a topic that is often confusing for many students. They will get to compare and contrast, learn about real-world examples, and practice solving calculation questions involving waves. These activities will deepen their understanding of the key concepts. The activities require little prep time, which saves the teacher valuable time.

I have included the answer key to all worksheets. Check the preview.

Grade Level:

Grades 7 - 10

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