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Cricket Chirper
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
Nothing says summer evenings like the call of serenading crickets. That distinctive song is actually the sound of crickets rubbing their wings together -- a technique called stridulation. With a few wooden beads glued to two skewers, you can chime in with the chirping choir.
- Materials
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- Scissors
- Tacky glue
- Beads
- Skewers
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- Instructions
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Use scissors to cut the pointed tips from two 10-inch wooden skewers.
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Thread fifteen 1/2-inch beads tightly together onto each one and use tacky glue to secure the end beads to the skewers. -
When the glue is dry, play your instrument by rubbing the beaded sections against each other.
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