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Voice Level Chart – 5 Volumes + Sorting Activity

A five-level numbered voice volume scale, from Screaming Voice to Voice Off, is presented as a classroom reference chart.
Grades
Grades 1–3
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Updated Apr 07, 2023

Subject
Special Resources, Speech Therapy, Resources for Teachers, Classroom Management
Topic
voice level chart, classroom management
Resource types
Charts, Teacher Tools
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A five-level voice volume scale — Screaming Voice, Outside Voice, Talking Voice, Soft Voice (Whisper), and Voice Off — is presented as a numbered classroom chart for setting noise expectations during different activities. Each level is listed with its number and a short label for quick teacher reference or display near the classroom door. Teachers typically post this kind of chart at eye level so students can self-monitor and adjust their volume based on the activity underway.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognize and self-select an appropriate voice level for the current classroom activity.

Teaching tips

  • Post the chart near the classroom door or at eye level so students can reference it throughout the day.

  • Point to the current expected level before starting a new activity (e.g., independent work vs. group discussion).

  • If the file's sorting-activity component is present, verify its content visually since the text layer did not capture it.

Skills covered

  • Volume self-monitoring — students match their voice level to the classroom activity by referencing a five-point numbered scale.

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