Celebrate Canada Day with a homemade noisemaker. Kids of all ages can join the fun with this summer holiday craft. Transform ordinary twigs into these amazing shakers with bells and ribbons.
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Summer festivities are in full swing! This means outdoor activities like trips to the beach, picnics in the park, and special events for national holidays.
We look forward to watching a parade march down Main Street on our National holiday, and riding the Ferris Wheel and eating cotton candy at the park.
Drums, horns, and other noisemakers are often used during celebrations, along with waving a flag. This simple twig noisemaker is sure to be a favorite with kids when enjoying the festivities.
Noisemakers are not just for New Year’s Eve. Bells and ringers and shakers of all sorts can be part of the fun any time of year!
Kick off the national holiday festivities with this simple noisemaker that’s easy to make and fun to shake.
Canada Day noisemaker craft
This noisemaker craft is easy to make using a small branch or twig and basic craft materials.
And while it’s fun to shake and rattle, fortunately it’s not quite as noisy as the fireworks you might be enjoying later.
Related: Confetti Fireworks Art Activity
Supplies
- maple leaf template
- narrow ribbon
- stick
Instructions
Step 1.
Cut a maple leaf design from a printed napkin or paper plate. Include the stem in the cutout.
Step 2.
Glue the maple leaf cutout to cardboard or cardstock to make it sturdy. Cover both sides with clear contact paper, or wide transparent packing tape.
Step 3.
Tape the stem of the maple leaf cutout to a stick or dowel.
Step 4.
Lace strips of ribbon through the craft bells.
Step 5.
Tie the ribbons around the stick.
Ring the bells for Canada Day
This simple activity will be a fun addition to your Canada Day celebrations.
Find more ways to celebrate on our Canada Day Pinterest board.