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Bells for all! |
Supplies
Pipe cleaners
Medium sized jingle bells
I found these at my local craft store. You have to buy them in large packs, of course. I made enough for every Primary child to be able to use one, plus a couple extras for teachers or visitors. Ten bucks made me 50 shakers.
Assembly
- String some bells onto a pipe cleaner. I used three per pipe cleaner, but more is better if you have enough. :)
- Bend the pipe cleaner into a circle.
- Twist the ends around each other to form a ring
- Slide the bells close to the connected ends (so the kids won’t be holding onto the pokey parts).
- If you have kiddos who simply must disassemble things, then you could preempt by putting a few drops of hot glue at the connecting point. I found that setting behavior expectations before passing out the bells was sufficient for my Primary.
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Happy singing!
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I love this idea. This is definitely something we could use in our Primary that can get all of the kids involved.
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