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
- File type
- Preparation
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- Subject
- Special Resources, Speech Therapy, Resources for Teachers, Classroom Management
- Topic
- voice level chart, classroom management
- Resource types
- Charts, Teacher Tools
- Preparation
- Print ready
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What's inside this resource
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.
In the classroom
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).
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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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classroom voice levels
classroom management
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