3.2K views · 11 reactions | Bouncy balls- classroom noise level meter, monitor and management tool. Perfect if the pupils are too noisy 朗 | Teacher Mham Corner | Facebook

40K views · 550 reactions | Bouncyballs.org is a free classroom management/noise level meter tool. Once you enable your microphone (which works on all devices), the bouncing balls react to the noise level in class. The sensitivity of the microphone can be adjusted and there are a few different themes to use. I wouldn’t use it all the time, but it is a great little visual tool to use when you need to. | Mr Hunt from the Front | Facebook

https://bouncyballs.org/ is a free classroom management/noise level meter tool. Once you enable your microphone (which works on all devices), the bouncing balls react to the noise level in class. The sensitivity of the microphone can be adjusted, and there are a few different themes to choose from. I wouldn't use it all the time, but it's a great little visual tool to have when you need it. | Mr Hunt from the Front

Super Bouncy Balls DIY Super Bouncy Balls: A Fun Science Experiment for Kids Recipe (Experiment Instructions) Materials Needed: ½ cup warm water 1 tablespoon borax powder 2 tablespoons white school glue (or clear glue for see-through balls) Food coloring (optional, for fun colors) 1 tablespoon cornstarch 2 small bowls Spoon or craft stick for stirring Directions: In the first bowl, mix ½ cup of warm water with 1 tablespoon of borax powder. Stir until dissolved. In the second bowl, combine 2 tabl

Make Your Own Super Bouncy Balls at Home Looking for a hands-on science experiment that’s full of color and fun? These DIY Super Bouncy Balls are stretchy, squishy, and surprisingly simple to make. With just a few kitchen ingredients, kids can create their own science-powered toys that really bounce! | Kira Recipes

SIMPLE SCIENCE FOR KIDS: Did you know you can turn cornstarch, glue, and borax into DIY Bouncy Balls? Try this classic science experiment for kids using common household ingredients. Full Instructions here: http://babbledabbledo.com/simple-science-experiment-diy-bo…/ Project from: "Science Around the House: Simple Projects Using Household Recyclables" via Dover Publications #sponsored | Babble Dabble Do