Introduce kids to music with DIY instruments
It’s no secret how much kids love music, but it’s no secret how expensive musical instruments are. As a parent, you might be hesitant to buy your kids all the instruments they want because you don’t know which one will really hold their interest for more than three days.A great way to get kids involved in music and teach them to appreciate an instrument is to create DIY musical instruments Together!
1. Drum
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Kids love to be active and active, which is why it’s a good idea to make an instrument that encourages movement, like these spinning drums! The more you spin, the louder they make, so if you can see your kids love this, head over to Julep for the tutorial!
2. Rainbow Xylophone
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The xylophone is one of those instruments that introduces children to a variety of different tones and sounds. This is a great option for kids who get bored quickly and need constant stimulation to focus! You can find everything about this rainbow xylophone in And Next Comes L!
3. Popsicle Harmonica
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Instead of throwing away all the sticks from all the popsicles your kids eat in the summer, save them and use them to make colorful popsicle harmonicas, as shown in the house forest! This project is a great opportunity to teach your kids about the beauty of upcycling!
4. Pot bell
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If you’re a parent, you might shudder a little at the thought of giving your child a bell, but this instrument can actually prove to be a great asset in teaching them music and sound. You can make a bell out of clay by following the steps in Developing Community Music!
5. Straw flute
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A flute made from a straw is probably the most well-known and easiest DIY musical instrument. It only takes a few minutes to make, so it’s a great resource when the rain unexpectedly changes your afternoon plans! Find out the secrets behind this classic flute at Deceptively Educational.
6. Castanets
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Making DIY castanets is a great way to expand your child’s horizons of instruments beyond drums or guitars. There are so many ways to express yourself through different instruments, and we all know that kids love having choices! See how to turn bottle caps into castanets in Education!
7. Coffee Can Drums
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If your house is full of toddlers, chances are your pantry is full of coffee (and wine). We all need a little bit to make us have a good time, right? Don’t throw away coffee cans after you’ve used them! Activities for kids will show you how to turn them into drums!
8. Homemade Horn
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Who knew you could make a horn replica with just a few utensils you already have in your home! If your child dreams of one day playing in a real orchestra, Savvy Homemade is a great resource for a DIY horn that will one day hold a lot of emotional value!
9. Paper Plate Tambourine
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When it comes time to keep the kids busy and entertained, creating with a paper plate is the first choice of many parents! If they are learning an instrument, you can introduce them to the tambourine by following the tutorial from Red Ted Art!
10. Driftwood Rattle
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Many parents now opt for toys made from natural materials. It’s always good for kids to get in touch with the gifts of nature, so if you’re looking for an instrument that respects nature, this driftwood rattle with shells is perfect! Thanks to Red Ted Art for sharing another gem!
11. Wristbell
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The tiny bell is definitely a super cute instrument, especially for toddlers! With the help of Skip to my Lou, you can make charming wrist bells that your kids can wear all day and make Christmas music on the go!
12. Egg shaker
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Shakers are an underrated tool! Teach your kids the importance of rhythm with these cute and colorful egg shakers! They can make different sounds depending on the stuffing you put in them, you can find all about that at Mama Smiles!
13. Plastic Spoon Maracas
Here’s another vibrator, classic maracas! Kids will have fun because the process is so easy. You’ll need some plastic spoons, washi tape of color and pattern choices, plastic eggs, and of course, a step-by-step how-to for the Fun 365!
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