
Discover the Headphones!
Headphones are used for letting you listen to music or videos without disturbing others.
Each side of a pair of headphones has a small speaker. Electric signals carrying the music flow into a coil of wire next to a magnet, which makes the coil and a thin cone called a diaphragm wiggle back and forth very fast. Those wiggles push the air and make sound waves that travel into your ear.
People wear headphones while studying, traveling and recording music. Pilots, airport ground crews and race car drivers wear special headphones that block out loud engine noise while still letting them talk on the radio.
What is a Headphones used for?
Have children draw a pair of headphones and label the parts, then talk about why keeping the volume low protects our ears.
Let your child try on real headphones and listen quietly to a song, talking about how it lets them enjoy music without disturbing others.
They turn electric signals into sound waves.
No, wireless ones use Bluetooth.
To enjoy music privately.
To protect your ears.
Listening quietly, drawing labeled headphones, talking about safe volume, or coloring a printable worksheet.