In this easy craft for kids, learn how to make a rainstick with some basic household supplies. Rainsticks are super fun musical instruments that sound like rain when turned over! They are great fun for kids!
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For this DIY craft, kids will learn how to make a rainstick! This is a great activity for kids on a rainy spring day. They can see if their rainstick sounds like the rain falling outside!
This simple art and craft project is ideal for children ages 5 and older with adult supervision. It takes about 30 minutes to complete.
To make this DIY rainstick, you will need red construction paper, two paper sacks, rice, scissors, a pencil, two rubber bands, a measuring cup, a drawing compass, a paper towel roll, a wooden spoon and aluminum foil.
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