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Rhythm is depended on time. Rhythm is a pattern of music.

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tin can
balloon

get the balloon and cut the bottom of the balloon off and stretch the balloon over the tin can to make the drum

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Empty toilet paper roll or long paper roll
Uncooked rice
nails
tape

get the paper roll and tape one of the ends of the roll.
nail nails randomly in the roll, then pour rice into the roll, after tape the other end of roll

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Add different instruments so there is a variation of sound.

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You need a balloon stick and a empty clear sticker sheet.

Get the sticker sheet and place it on the table and then get the balloon stick and put one end of it under the sticker sheet then blow from the other end of the balloon stick, then it will make a cool

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When different material or items recycled make sound

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http://www.dramatoolkit.co.uk/drama-strategies/soundscape

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Qiana, technology, recruiter materials, relation, carbonation of different sounds,

Holly
interments

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Wind instruments- When stopping air through wind instruments with your fingers it can make different sounds, when you blow you can blow harder and softer.b
String instruments-
To make the volume louder and quieter,
strum the string harder and softer to make a good sound

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Giving the audience a setting.  Newspaper sounds.

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This radio, made mostly from recycled cardboard, can also be recycled at the end of its life. It’s powered by four AAA batteries and catches FM signals with its antenna, but you can plug your iPod in to listen to your own music, too.

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A soundscape is a piece of music made with different items and instruments

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With a guitar the harder you strum the strings the louder the sound and when you strum the string very soft it has a softer and quiet sound

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The longer the string makes a lower sound and the shorter the string makes a high noise.
Tighter strings make a higher sound and the looser strings make a lower sound. Thicker strings make a lower sound and thinner strings make a high noise

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1. How are instruments formed so that they vary in pitch and volume and rhythm?

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1. How have people used recycled materials/objects in the past to create sound?

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1. What is a soundscape and what factors make a good one?

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Big Question: How can different materials/objects be used to create sounds that vary in pitch, volume and rhythm.