Buy them some coyote calls. Nothing like a three year old blowing at full bore on a' jack rabbit in distress' call. Works especially well when other siblings are similarly "armed".
Buy them some coyote calls. Nothing like a three year old blowing at full bore on a' jack rabbit in distress' call. Works especially well when other siblings are similarly "armed".
This thread is kind of funny to me. I have 2 granddaughters, 4 and 5 years old. The 5 year old is learning the piano. So I got to thinking about what to get them that would encourage them to find something in music that they might enjoy. So I got them each a Hohner Special 20 harmonica. Names engraved and all. They really liked them on X-mas morning and instantly began blowing the heck out of them. A week later when asked if they were having fun with their harmonicas, the answer I got was something like "Yea, when mom let's us play them"............................................. .....
You are my kind of guy! I’d suggest a well crafted dovetailed box with a sliding lid that will hold a slide whistle (perhaps two) and a bell of some kind. A drum is a good second tier choice. Pair with oil based modeling clay or a selection of magic markers. Good times!
Sharp solves all manner of problems.
Slit/tongue drums are fairly easy to make.
Keep it creative and simple...
A chalkboard and extra hard chalk...
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