Rainstick craft

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.

Learn what an African rainstick is, the history behind it and a few rainstick's you can purchase from Amazon that mimic the African Rainstick.

There are a lot of options, as far as home-made instruments go. Drums and rubber-band guitars are both really fun and popular options. But we have a pretty good drum already, and I didn't have any rubber bands in the house (or any shoe boxes). So we decided to make a rain stick. First you need to gather a paper towel roll, some aluminum foil, some rice or dried beans, an an old drawing or painting your child has made. We dont use paper towels, so I actually taped two toilet paper rolls…

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

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DIY Rainmaker or rainstick craft for kids. This is a super simple craft and musical instrument activity for children. Traditionally made from dried cacti, this simple DIY rainstick has the same sound and is also a perfect rainbow craft too #artsandcrafts #rainbowcrafts #diy #craftingwithkids #rainbowkids #rainmaker

This DIY Rainstick for Kids craft was fun, inexpensive, and quick to make. My two older kids each made a rainstick and then together we made one that we modified for the baby using a puff container. This was a very fun craft to make together.

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

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.

There's no need to hunt down a cactus for this rainstick craft. In fact, you can recycle items you probably already have on hand.