Kids will love making these relaxing and fun sounding musical instruments.
The imagination tree has a diy rain stick tutorial using a paper tube, nails, legumes and wrapping paper. The nails must be what makes the rain sound because they seem awfully dangerous. Some other non-sharp metal might work as well such as snaps or something.
Good for ages 11 and up.
Get the instructions here:
http://www.theimaginationtree.com/2011/03/diy-baby-size-rain-sticks.html
Brown paper packages also has a rainstick tutorial using cute tissue paper, gift wrap tubes, and beans.
Get the instructions here:
http://www.brownpaper--packages.com/2012/05/oh-what-do-you-do-in-summertime_25.html
Happy hooligans uses aluminum foil and foam stickers to make her version.
Get the instructions here:
http://happyhooligans.ca/2013/06/05/rain-sticks/
In lieu of preschool has a super simpler version for younger kids using an empty plastic bottle, tooth picks and skewers and any kind of tiny uncooked grain such as quinoa.
Get the instructions here:
http://www.inlieuofpreschool.com/diy-sensory-bottles-rain-stick/
Kix uses a paper towel roll, aluminum foil and popcorn seeds for their version.
Get the instructions here:
http://www.kixcereal.com/kix-cereal-recycled-craft-make-a-rainstick/
Pretty little things makes a pastel one.
Get the instructions here:
http://prettylittlethings.typepad.com/lori_marie/2010/11/rain-maker.html
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