Musical Gadgets
Spend a summer day making musical instruments with the children it is lots of noisy fun. Once everyone is
equipped with their homemade instrument go on parade through your neighborhood to show off you new marching
band.
Make a tambourine with two paper plates and something that makes noise through the open end.
Spend a summer day making musical instruments with the children it is lots of noisy fun. Once
everyone is equipped with their homemade instrument go on parade through your neighborhood to show off you
new marching band.
Make a tambourine with two paper plates and something that makes noise to go between them. You can use
beans, rice, or small bells from a craft store. Use staples to keep the two plates together with the noise
makers inside. Have the child decorate the outside and hang long streamers from the edges.
You can make a drum with a large empty cereal box. Punch two holes in the sides of the cereal box and tie a
piece of yarn to go around the child's neck. Use two pencils or wooden dowels with corks or empty thread
spools affixed to the ends for drum sticks.
Use a wrapping paper or paper towel cardboard tube to make a horn. This can be used just as is and some
decoration. To make it sound more interesting, cover one end with was paper and keep it in place with a
rubber band. Poke some holes along the tube and make noise through the open end.
Spend a summer day making musical instruments with the children it is lots of noisy fun. Once everyone is
equipped with their homemade instrument go on parade through your neighborhood to show off you new marching
band.
Make a tambourine with two paper plates and something that makes noise through the open end.
Spend a summer day making musical instruments with the children it is lots of noisy fun. Once
everyone is equipped with their homemade instrument go on parade through your neighborhood to show off you
new marching band.
Make a tambourine with two paper plates and something that makes noise to go between them. You can use
beans, rice, or small bells from a craft store. Use staples to keep the two plates together with the noise
makers inside. Have the child decorate the outside and hang long streamers from the edges.
You can make a drum with a large empty cereal box. Punch two holes in the sides of the cereal box and tie a
piece of yarn to go around the child's neck. Use two pencils or wooden dowels with corks or empty thread
spools affixed to the ends for drum sticks.
Use a wrapping paper or paper towel cardboard tube to make a horn. This can be used just as is and some
decoration. To make it sound more interesting, cover one end with was paper and keep it in place with a
rubber band. Poke some holes along the tube and make noise through the open end.
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