As a quick intro to waves, sounds and wavelengths, my student's messed around with a pair of quick-made diddley bows.
Make: Projects has great instructions on how to build your own diddley bow.
Make it safe & keep the rubber side down.
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woodshopcowboy · Make It Safe and Keep the Rubber Side Down
