About This Book
"Earsplitters! The World's Loudest Noises" is a dynamic nonfiction book that introduces young readers to the science of sound. Through vivid examples like roaring dragsters, thundering rock concerts, and powerful rocket launches, it explains how sound works and what makes certain noises so incredibly loud. Ideal for curious children aged 4-11, this book offers an engaging entry point into STEM concepts, encouraging wonder about the physical world. It's perfect for sparking discussions about physics and the natural world.
"Presents the science behind sound including dragster races, rock concerts, and rockets"--Provided by publisher.
Discussion Prompts
1
What is the loudest sound you have ever heard? How did it make you feel?
2
Can you think of other really loud noises that aren't in this book?
3
Why do you think some sounds are much louder than others?
4
What are some ways we can protect our ears from very loud noises?
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