Classroom Voice Level Chart
A free voice level chart to show on the board, so students always know how loud they should be. Tap a level from 0 (silent) to 4 (outside voice) and it fills the screen with a big number, picture and description.
Many classrooms use a 0–4 voice scale from kindergarten through middle school. You can rename the levels to match the chart your school already uses.
How to use it in class
- Pick the level. Tap 0 to 4 for the activity – for example 0 for a test, 2 for partner work.
- Put it on the board. Use fullscreen so the current level is the first thing students see.
- Switch as you go. Tap a new level when the activity changes, or press 0–4 on a keyboard or clicker.
- Make it yours. Open “Change the names and descriptions” to match your class chart. Your changes are saved on this device.
- Check the volume. Pair it with the Noise Meter to see whether the room matches the level you set.
Classroom ideas
Teach the levels first
Practice each level together: students try a whisper, a partner voice and a classroom voice while you tap through the chart.
Set it before every activity
Make choosing the voice level part of each transition – “Reading time, voice level 0” – then tap it on the board.
Students in charge
Let a student helper change the level when activities change. It works well as a classroom job.
Frequently asked questions
What are the voice levels?
By default: 0 Silent, 1 Whisper, 2 Partner voice, 3 Classroom voice and 4 Outside voice. You can rename any of them.
Can I match my school’s chart?
Yes. Open “Change the names and descriptions” and type your own wording for each level.
Will it remember the level I chose?
Yes. The current level and your names are saved on this device.
Can I change levels without touching the board?
Yes. Press 0–4, or the left and right arrow keys, on a keyboard or presentation clicker.