What are shouts?

A shout is like a loud voice that carries far away from where it started.

Imagine you're playing hide and seek in a big park. You're hiding behind a tree, and your friend starts running toward you, calling out, "I see you!" That's a shout, a loud sound that helps them find you even if you're far away.

When someone shouts, their voice becomes really strong and can travel through the air to reach other people. It’s like throwing a ball: the harder you throw it (or shout), the farther it goes.

If you’re in a quiet room and someone shouts, it's like turning on a loudspeaker, everyone hears them clearly, even if they're not right next to them.

People use shouts when they need to be heard from far away or over noise. Think of a teacher calling out across a busy playground, or a parent shouting from the kitchen to their child in another room.

Shouts are like loud voices with superpowers, they help us communicate even when we're not close together!