Ear-Splitting Sounds and Other Vile Noises by Anna Claybourne They say that in space no one can hear you scream... and it's true! In the emptiness of space, nothing makes a noise. But on Earth... our ears are constantly pounded by sounds. Learn all about the most disgusting and dreadful aspects of sound. From flatulent whoopee cushions to glass-smashing opera singers and music-loving pigs, this book is full of yucky, painful and fascinating facts. You can get your ears tuned into some easy (and painless!) experiments, too.

Energy, Sound, and Light by Peter Batchelor Energy drives our world. When you think 'energy', what do you think of? What about sound and light? Are they forms of energy? Just what is energy, anyway?

Loud or Soft? High or Low?

Sound by World Book, Inc. Staff (Contribution by) "A graphic nonfiction volume that introduces sound energy. Features include several photographic pages, a glossary, additional resource list, and an index"--Provided by publisher.

Sound and hearing

What's that sound? by John Lesley Contents: What is sound? -- Types of sound -- Making music -- How to describe a sound -- Too loud! -- Technology and sound -- Ears -- Echoes -- Echolocation -- Sound in medicine -- Reverberation -- Places change sound -- Outer space -- Thunder and lightning -- Noise pollution -- Words about sound.

The Ears by Lorna Hendry

Hear This! by Sally Hewitt How do sounds reach our brains? What is a sound wave? How can we tell how far away something is by using sound? Five fun activities help children discover the answers in this lively and entertaining introduction to the sense of sound.

Hearing by Kimberley Jane Pryor

Developing science. Lower primary. Book 1: developing scientific skills and knowledge by Christine Moorcroft Includes blackline masters. Table of contents includes: Ourselves Growing plants Sorting and using materials Light and dark Pushes and pulls Sound and hearing

Look! Listen! by Australian Academy of Science

Sounds Sensational by Australian Academy of Science

Sound (Big book) by Lisa Trumbauer

Focus on science :Light, colour and sound by Christine Moorcroft