Seeing Music
Target Grade Range:
9th Grade-12th Grade
Subjects:
Math, Arts, Algebra, Trigonometry
Help Type:
External Link - Free Student Resources
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Activity details:
In this Illuminations lesson, students calculate terms of a geometric sequence to determine frequencies of the chromatic scale. They then compare sine waves to see and hear the trigonometry behind harmonious and dissonant note combinations.
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Posted November 10, 2009
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didn't get what you were suppose to do
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Posted October 28, 2009
this did not appear on my computer it was too small to read or work! No OK button
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Posted September 28, 2009
IT is helpful for younger kids like 3rd graders
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Posted September 25, 2009
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Posted September 23, 2009
Great exercise for 3rd graders.
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Posted September 16, 2009
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Posted August 26, 2009
Would like additional problems.
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the resource was not free,but they were listed as free.
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Posted April 23, 2009
It is good practice, but it would be nice to empower a student to view a an example as to how the method is to be performed. For example, a walk-through one navigating a problem. I hope this helps.
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Posted April 16, 2009
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Posted April 05, 2009
stupid, doesn't make any sense, I hit the "cyclone" every time I move the car.whatver i didn't learn anything!
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Posted March 13, 2009
Not sure about the teaching methods.....
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Posted March 12, 2009
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Posted March 09, 2009
welll i did not get it because it like reading and i ask for math
Visitor
Posted March 07, 2009
This provided me with a hands on activity to show the students how to solve an simple algebraic equation. Thanks.
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this game is wierd! its for old people lol!!!! :D
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Posted January 13, 2009
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Posted January 09, 2009
I found this very informational.
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Posted January 08, 2009
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Posted January 05, 2009
Needs a little more instruction however a good tool when dealing with shape rotations, etc.
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Posted December 23, 2008
It was pretty good! the Students really took to it!
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Posted December 20, 2008
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Posted December 17, 2008
This doesn't seem like a great website because it is hard to read and understand.
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Posted December 17, 2008
It's hard if you're just a beginner.:(
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Posted December 09, 2008
This website is helpful to you because it teaches you the basics and the things that you will need in life.
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It looks like a great site. Lots of fun, interactive tools.
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Posted November 30, 2008
it was very fun and educational
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Posted November 21, 2008
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Posted November 02, 2008
Good skills but not entertaining.
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Posted October 27, 2008
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Posted October 21, 2008
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Posted October 09, 2008
Good... but need to be made interactive with a simulation so student can enter data find estimated result and the error.
Jess W
Posted October 02, 2008
Fractions are hard enough trying to learn them on paper. This site makes it a game for students, and also allows them to print off their scores and give it to their teachers to show they are learning fractions and to put in their portfolios. This is also a good site for special ed students as well. This helps students learn about what is equivalent, and how they compare, which is a great way to start learning this concept.
Jess W
Posted October 02, 2008
It is a good exploratory tool for students to use to learn about shapes in math. Also looks like it will help students determine whether shapes, sides, angles are congruent between two shapes. It would be very useful within a math class for individual extra credit work.
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Posted September 28, 2008
Megan L
Posted September 25, 2008
Interactive tool that allows students to draw & identify unusual shapes.
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