Thanks for the update! It's great to say hello! Hey Annie, thanks for sharing your awesome comment about today's Wonder! We're so happy it made you smile!
We bet you can whistle quite a few tunes! We look forward to digging up tomorrow's Wonder with you! Keep up the hard work, Cassidy!
We know it takes some work to get your lips, tongue, lungs and mouth to work together! Check out our Wonder today, Alexandra! You'll learn something new and you'll see some whistling, too! It's okay, Sofie, we have some Wonder Friends here at Wonderopolis who are having trouble getting their lips to cooperate, too!
Sometimes it just takes time, patience and practice to get it right! Keep up the great work! Zitar's Class! It sounds like you've got a musical class-- have fun!
Hey there, Miss Fleenor and our Wonder Friends in her class! Krysten, Emma, Cameron, Neleh, Malkam and Tommy have been using their awesome brains and mouths to whistle with us today!
Thanks for sharing what you learned, what you liked, and your beautiful whistling, too! Hey there, Deanna! We don't offer the option to print a Wonder directly from Wonderopolis, but we're working on it for the very near future. In the meantime, you can choose the email option and send yourself an email. From there you can print away!
Great questions, Mrs. W's Readers! Perhaps you can poll your classroom to find out when everyone first learned to whistle!
The loudest whistle has been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records; in , Marco Ferrera was recorded the loudest whistler! Well thanks, Omari! We Wonder if you can whistle? It's pretty difficult to do, but once you get the hang of it, it can be lots of fun!
We are super excited that you learned how to improve your whistling! Thanks for visiting us today, we hope to see you again soon! Great prediction, Wonder Friend M! Have you checked out our other dino-riffic Wonder? Hey Berkleigh, we're so glad you're here today! It sounds like you've got some whistling siblings with lots of talent! We bet your home is always full of delightful music! Welcome back to Wonderopolis, Max, we're so happy you're here today!
Even if you can't whistle, we're glad you've joined us today to Wonder! We think you're on the right path for tomorrow's Wonder, too! Wonderopolis was created on October 4, and we have continued to add a new Wonder each day-- we've surpassed Wonders!
Can you believe it?! Hey there, Ms. G's Class! We've all been giggling as we try our hardest! There's been a lot of accidental spitting, that's for certain!
We look forward to finding out for sure! WOW, you have one talented, whistling brother, Blakeleigh! Thanks for telling us what your brother reminds you of-- the birds must LOVE him!
Hey Moira, you're one talented whistler! Thanks for telling us about how you like to whistle-- do you whistle while you work? Whistling is certainly a skill, and we're glad so many of our Wonder Friends in Mrs. Tompkins' class have been practicing their whistling abilities! Thank you for sharing your awesome predictions! Keep practicing, Natalia! We believe in you! Some of us at Wonderopolis are still trying to whistle, too Hey there, Froggy 1!
Happy Monday, thanks for visiting us at Wonderopolis! It's tough, Claudia, and it takes a lot of practice!
We Wonder if any of your friends or family members know how to whistle with their fingers Or you can search for some cool instructional videos online! Great point, Wonder Friend Tgass! We have some expert whistlers here at Wonderopolis, but they've been practicing for years! We are so glad you joined us today!
We're so glad our Wonder Friends in Mrs. Thomas' Class are thinking outside the box today! We know lots of older people who can still whistle quite well, but perhaps after all that practice as a kid, they're still good at whistling! Have you tried it? We're still working on it here at Wonderopolis We hope you'll test all different kinds of whistling techniques, Isabela, from blowing the air out, sucking it in and using your fingers, too!
Don't forget to wash your hands before and after you try it! Welcome back to Wonderopolis, Mrs. Hess' Class! Way to go! We'll have this tune stuck in our heads all days long! Hess, thank you for your awesome predictions! From fossils to Greek mythology to hot lava, we are excited to Wonder with you again tomorrow! Nice predictions, Wonder Friends in Ms. Bayko's Class! Welcome back from Spring Break- we are so happy you're here today! Hello to our Wonder Family, the Smiths! Thanks for sharing your comment with us today-- we hope you've been whistling while you Wonder!
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Wonder What's Next? Try It Out Ready to go to work? Grab a friend or family member and check out one or more of the following activities: Can you whistle? Let's find out! If you need some help getting started, check out this helpful instructional video: How To Learn To Whistle. If you can't whistle by blowing out, you might be able to get the hang of it by sucking air in through your lips first. Learning to whistle can take a lot of practice, so don't worry if you don't get the hang of it right away.
It's like riding a bicycle. At first, it seems really hard. But once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder how you ever couldn't whistle.
Once you start making your first whistling sounds, experiment by trying to make different types of sounds. Can you whistle a really high note? How about a really low note? Can you whistle along to your favorite tune on the radio? Up for a challenge? If you master this technique, you'll never again have to worry about not getting attention when you want it.
You'll be able to produce an ear-shattering whistle that'll stop traffic! Do you know someone who can whistle really well? Are they as good as the whistlers in the videos below? Watch and see. What do you think?
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