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Voice level chart printable: numbered chart, meter, hand signals

Voice level charts — a vertical ladder of five stacked levels numbered "0", "1", "2", "3" and "4", one small icon beside each — a closed mouth, a whisper hand, one speech bubble, two speech bubbles, a megaphone — a colour band per level and a blank label line beside every icon, a bright flat classroom treatment, bold rounded shapes, thick clean rules and heavy numerals

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Reading 1Voice level chart
Reading 2Noise meter
Reading 3Hand signal cards

The classroom-management staple every wall needs: a numbered voice-level chart from silent to outside voice, a noise meter with a movable arrow, and a set of hand-signal cards. These nine come in bright, pastel and chalkboard looks; numbers and drawn icons carry it, and the labels print blank so a teacher can add the exact wording a class uses.

  • a classroom voice level wall chart
  • a library or cafeteria noise guide
  • a substitute teacher's quick reference
  • a home quiet-hours reminder
  • a school hallway signage set

Frequently asked questions

How many levels does the chart show?
A numbered scale from silent through partner, group and presentation voices up to outside voice.
Is the noise meter's arrow movable?
The meter prints with a dial marked at each level — cut and attach a paper arrow, or point to the level directly.
Can I get a different look or number of levels?
Yes — the direction field takes style and level adjustments, and the same three formats redraw around it.
What size do these print at?
Portrait A4 proportions, sized to print at A4 or scale up for a classroom wall.

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