This noise meter features 4 noise levels for your class to follow. The first page is a poster that can be stuck up to remind your class of the different levels. The last four pages can by cut out so that you can hold up or hang up the level that you want your class to be at. There are four noise levels. These include silent snails, whisper whales, partner parrot, and loud and proud lions. My class loved using actions to represent the different animal sound levels such as snail antennae for silent snails, a whale spout for whisper whales, patting their shoulder for partner parrot, and roaring like a lion for loud and proud lion.

Noise Meter Display, Noise-O-Meter, Noise Monitor, Classroom Noise Monitor 4 A4 PDFs that you can print out and use to make a quick and effective display to help guide your students on the level of noise appropriate for different activities.

Noise monitor display that can be used to indicate noise levels within classrooms and learning spaces. Includes the poster and arrow for indicator. Has been used in a classroom effectively as well as on individual desks in SEND classrooms so students can see which level is appropriate at all times.

To laminate and stick up in a visible place in your classroom. Use the blue arrow to let the children see if they're working at the right level.

Back to School : Noise-O-Meter This is a great visual way of letting your class know just how loud they are!! This visual PowerPoint can be used with your classes for noise management. There are instructions in the PPT on how to use this INTERACTIVE resource. Please note, This doesn't automatically measure the noise levels within the classroom. It is for the teacher to determine whether the noise levels are acceptable and to click the appropriate segment for the relevant message to be displayed. Please leave a comment if you have the time, it would be much appreciated. Why Not follow us on Facebook: Teach Elite

3 complete noiseometers, to enhance the learning in your class. Choose the style that best suits your class or change every now and then to mix things up. All ready for you to quickly print out and pop up on the wall so you can enjoy teaching with this tool for clear communication with your class. Works well laminated as well, either in A4 or A3 size. Save your voice when teaching and simply turn the arrow to point at the level of noise you would like. All reviews welcome. You can find many more reliable and useful KS2 resources, lessons and planning at my shopTeachallenjoy You might also be interested in: Seating Plans Behaviour Management CPD Pack Self Esteem Boosting Lesson

A fantastic way to manage noise levels in the classroom. Noise Level Display includes: Loud Voices Singing Voices Group Talk Pair Talk Silence Arrow

This noise monitor can be used to monitor noise within your classroom. This fun display keeps pupils engaged and can be edited to add in your own bitmoji.

Adapted from an idea in Bill Rogers Classroom Behaviour book. It’ll all make sense when you download it, but i’ve done each bit on a different page and then you glue/sellotape them in a square and put the circle in the middle and then attach the arrow with a split pin/blue tack. I’ve put what it should look like on the last page. I’ve found it v. good with KS1 in particular.

Includes 20 variations of the banner for different classroom themes! -polka dot -metalwork -tropical -hessian -marble -rainbow -pastel and more! Cut out these banners and stick each letter to the board with blutac. When the noise level is too high, remove a letter, beginning with the E. Keep removing letters as needed, until you are left with NO. Then the children will need to work in silence. If the disruption continues, flip the O to reveal a “playtime minute deduction” of your choice. Do the same with N. We almost never need to use the minute deductions! Great classroom management tool!

The noise level poster is a great way to control the noise in the classroom with ease.

Make behaviour management simple and visual with this classroom noise level display set. Perfect for helping pupils understand and manage their volume during different activities, this resource provides a clear, consistent system that encourages independence and smooth transitions. The set includes: “Noise Level” title poster Levels 0–4 with child-friendly wording/icons Arrows to move and indicate the current noise expectation Teachers can easily move the arrow to the correct level, giving pupils a clear signal of how loud (or quiet!) they should be. Perfect for: -Whole-class behaviour management -Establishing clear expectations -Supporting classroom routines and transitions -Promoting self-regulation and independence Simply print, cut, and display — then use daily to support calm and productive learning environments!

A simple visual aid to help children understand expectations for an upcoming learning session. I paired this with a big cardboard arrow to signal our level, but can also be used with happy/sad faces, a dial or a level. For upper stages, picking a ‘Volume Champion’ to set and help monitor volume levels can help with behaviour management and offer student responsibility and accountability. An PDF version of this is also available for free!

Display these in your classroom so the children know which noise level you are looking for. Hope you enjoy using this resource in your classroom! Best wishes, Natalie @classroom_sparkle

A noise-o-meter to ‘measure’ the noise in the classroom. Four choices: ninja mode whisper voice partner voice teacher voice

Cut and laminate this chart to display at the front of your class. Children will quickly learn what noise level you expect within specific lessons. Great evidence of clear clear expectations within lesson observations.

A noise chart to display in your classroom to tell children how loud you expect them to be during the lesson. This can be laminated and has an arrow to be attached (use a split pin to be able to point it to different stars)

Botanical themed noise-o-meter For use with a circular push light in the middle

A voice/noise level display and accompanying Powerpoint as part of classroom mangement that relates the level of voice/noise to real life environments to support children’s understanding. I have used this mostly with Key Stage 2, however it could be used in Key Stage 1.

I created a botanical / boho noise monitor for a visual reminder to children for noise levels in the classroom. I found that the usual bright colours did not suit my classrooms aesthetic. Aimed at classrooms of a calming, relaxing nature. Editable.

Use these signs by themselves for children to begin to monitor their own noise level. Cards are a visual cue to help the children understand your voice level expectations. A push light can be used next to each level as another visual cue. Botanical themed