Homeschool Science Experiment: Buzzing Hornet and Sound Vibrations

Did you know that you can make a very LOUD parent-annoyer using simple household materials and a quick lesson in resonance? This activity is a great example of how tiny vibrations can be amplified into something incredibly loud using a sound chamber. I especially like this one because it looks like a piece of junk... until you play it.

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