Instrument crafts preschool

Super cute DIY Maracas are a fun musical instrument craft for kids of all ages. Use these homemade musical instruemnts as a fun craft or music activity !

This adorable Cardboard Tube Microphone craft requires very few supplies or steps and creates a fun piece of art your kids can play with and enjoy for days. This easy craft is perfect for any music or party-themed VBS, Sunday School, or Kids Ministry lesson especially if you’re covering the topic of praise & worship. These could also make super cute decorations or kids’ activities for any music, pop star, singing, or rock-n-roll-themed birthday party or event. #craftsforkids #music…

Make some noise with these awesome music crafts! From drums to maracas, there’s a musical craft or activity out there for everyone. We love the idea of adding a music theme to any program. It allows kids to express themselves through … Read More

Ready for April showers? For us spring means getting back to playing outdoors. This is very welcomed after months of cold weather in the winter. April can also bring plenty of rainy days indoors too. Today I'm sharing an easy rainy day craft for kids: easy paper plate instruments. You probably have all of the supplies already, so it's a good last minute activity if the kids are stuck inside this spring. Then, if the instruments get too noisy, hope for sunshine so you can send "the band"…

Preschoolers learn about the sound of drums through play and interactive lessons about orchesta instruments including the drum, woodwinds, horns, and more.

These cute and clever button projects will give you some fantastic inspiration with regards to putting your collection to good use in…

Preschool lesson plan - M is for Music - introduces musical instruments, memory, matching, music genres, and a craft to make their own musical instruments.

A fun and creative way to explore sound in your classroom! I recently picked up the book "Red and Yellow's Noisy Night" by Josh Selig and fell in love with it. It is one of those books that can be extended into all content areas of the classroom! One way we extended our new book was