Straw pan flute

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How to make a Pan Flute from Soda Straws

Straw pan flute. A straw flute makes a sound when a child blow over the top of the straws. Children can also use the straw flute to explore sound and make music. Because different length straws create a different pitch sound.

This straw pan flute is so easy to make that kids can make it all on their own! This post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! My son (just turned 6) has been very keen on making homemade books recently. He's made books with seasonal themes, or vehicle themes, a math book and even one for our dogs! The latest idea that he presented to me was '5 Things That You Can Make Yourself'. He immediately…

This is a simple, yet fun project for kids because not only can they make their own musical instrument, but it actually works and sounds pretty cool. And bonu…

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Homemade Pan Flute...with Straws!: This is my first Instructible, so go easy on me. I babysit for a friend of mine, and her little girl is a HUGE Legend of Zelda fan. While YouTubing, she apparently came across this tutorial on how to make a set of pan flutes at home, but the tutori…

This straw pan flute is so easy to make that kids can make it all on their own! This post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! My son (just turned 6) has been very keen on making homemade books recently. He's made books with seasonal themes, or vehicle themes, a math book and even one for our dogs! The latest idea that he presented to me was '5 Things That You Can Make Yourself'. He immediately…

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This simple straw pan flute project is a great way for kids to experience and explore sound!

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Straw Flute You can't see the wind, but you can feel it and hear it. In this activity, you and your child will make and use...

Create a Straw Flute!

DIY pan flute is a simple and fun instrument that can made by our self, we just need to wrap the straws together with tape, and cut one side of the stars into different length, and now, the pan flute is done. then, you can encourage children to blow it through all straws, to let them discover the different sounds come from different length of straws. I think this can increase children’s interest in music, also let them learn a little about physics.