Rain sticks craft

Happy Saturday, my Lovelies! If you're looking for a quick and easy craft for your kids to do today, you have to check out our rain sticks! They adored the decorating process. Seriously. They would've decorated cardboard tubes ALL afternoon if I'd let them. The dollar store tape you see here is the secret to what made that prcoess such a hit! Filling the tubes was fun too, and then of course, playing with them! They sound so lovely! And don't they look gorgeous? They're so colourful and…

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Rainstick Craft and science activity for Kids - Explore sound with a homemade instrument! ~ BuggyandBuddy.com

A kid-friendly rain stick craft that actually works! Your kids will love the realistic rain sounds made by these simple-to-make rain sticks.

DIY Rainsticks Craft - This is a great craft-ivitiy for the kids to make their own rainsticks. Fill your tubes with pebbles, beans or rice and listen to the magical sound it makes as you tip it. Your kids will love hammering nails and decorating these awesome rainsticks. Great for fine motor skills too! #raisinghooks #rainsticks #crafts #craftsforkids #kidscrafts

washi tape rain sticks craft for kids. Simple DIY instrument to make

Looking for a fun & easy craft to do with your little ones this week? You’re going to love this Rainbow Rainstick! This craft only requires a few supplies, is very easy to make, and once finished makes a colorful instrument to use for your next family jam session. These rain sticks are the perfect craft for any Sunday School/Kids Ministry lesson on the story of Noah’s Ark. For parents, these are a fun simple way to start a discussion with your kids about Noah and God’s promises in the Bible

Rain sticks are well loved by babies and older children. They are also particularly good for people living with dementia. They remind people of the sound of gently falling rain, which is harmonious and relaxing.

Recently my son and I have been talking a lot about the weather. We're currently in the middle of a horrible drought in Southern California so we desperately need rain. Since we always have a ton of cardboard rolls lying around (which we LUUURVE using for cardboard roll crafts), we recently made a rainmaker together. Set-up was simple and it was a snap to put it together. Here's how we did it! Shake! Shake! Make Your Own Rainmaker with Kids! This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for…

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