Summarize the following:
Fill an 8-oz (250-ml) plastic bottle halfway with a noise-making material. Tightly secure the cap on the top of the bottle.  There are different options you can use for the filling. Pebbles, beans, rice, birdseed, beads, dry pasta, small washers, and paper clips will produce stronger noises. Sand, salt, and small erasers will produce quieter noises. You can also mix different filling materials inside one maraca or use a filling idea not mentioned here. The filling just needs to be small enough to shake around inside the maraca. Cut straight down the length of one toilet paper tube. The cut should be as straight as possible.  Only cut one slit down the length of the tube. Do not cut the tube completely in half. If working with a paper towel roll instead of a toilet paper roll, completely cut the paper towel roll in half crosswise before cutting it lengthwise. Only use one of these halves for one maraca handle. Roll the cardboard in on itself lengthwise. Fit one open end onto the cap of the bottle. The opening should be about 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) in diameter, or just big enough to fit onto the cap snugly. Start wrapping the electrical tape around the bottom part of bottle, near the cap. Wind it around, overlapping the layers, until it also connects to the cardboard handle.  Wrap slowly and do not leave any gaps in between layers of tape. To make the maraca more decorative, use tape that comes in a bright color or pattern. Continue wrapping the tape around the cardboard tube in the same manner until you reach the very bottom. Use one piece of tape to cover the open bottom of the tube. The second maraca is made in the same way as the first, so you will need to repeat the previous steps with a second 8-oz (250-ml) plastic bottle. Consider using a different filling for your second maraca. Many real maracas have different pitches, and using different filling materials can mimic these different pitches. For instance, if you place beans in one and rice in another, the rice maraca will have a higher pitch. Grab the handle of one maraca in your right hand and the handle of your second maraca with the left. Give them both a shake to hear them play. Experiment with rhythm and sound by shaking them at different intervals.
Fill a plastic bottle. Cut a cardboard tube lengthwise. Tighten the tube around the cap of the bottle. Attach the tube with tape. Cover the rest of the tube with additional tape. Create a second maraca in the same way. Play the maracas.
Sammanfatta följande: Fyll en 8-oz (250-ml) plastflaska halvvägs med ett buller-tillverka material. Fäst locket på flaskans ovansida ordentligt. Det finns olika alternativ du kan använda för fyllning. Pebbles, bönor, ris, fågelfrö, pärlor, torr pasta, små brickor och gem kommer att producera starkare ljud. Sand, salt och små suddgummin ger tystare ljud. Du kan också blanda olika fyllnadsmaterial inuti en maraca eller använda en fyllnadsidé som inte nämns här. Fyllningen behöver bara vara liten nog att skaka runt inuti marakan. Skär rakt ner på längden på ett toalettpappersrör. Klippningen ska vara så rak som möjligt. Skär bara en skuren del av rörets längd. Skär inte röret helt på mitten. Om du arbetar med en pappershandduksrulle istället för en toalettpappersrulle, skär pappershandduksrullen helt i mitten på tvären innan du skär den på längden. Använd bara en av dessa halvor till ett maracahandtag. Rulla in kartongen på sig själv på längden. Fäst en öppen ände på locket på flaskan. Öppningen bör vara ca 3/4 tum (1,9 cm) i diameter, eller bara tillräckligt stor för att passa på locket ombonad. Börja vira om eltejpen runt den nedre delen av flaskan, nära locket. Vinden runt den, överlappar lagren, tills den också ansluter till papphandtaget. Svep långsamt och lämna inga luckor mellan tejpskikten. För att göra maraca mer dekorativt, använd tejp som kommer i en ljus färg eller mönster. Fortsätt att vira tejpen runt kartongröret på samma sätt tills du når ända ner till botten. Använd en bit tejp för att täcka den öppna botten av röret. Den andra maraca görs på samma sätt som den första, så du kommer att behöva upprepa de tidigare stegen med en andra 8-oz (250-ml) plastflaska. Överväg att använda en annan fyllning för din andra maraca. Många riktiga maracas har olika platser, och med hjälp av olika fyllnadsmaterial kan efterlikna dessa olika platser. Om du till exempel lägger bönor i en och ris i en annan, kommer riset att ha en högre beck. Ta tag i handtaget på en maraca i din högra hand och handtaget på din andra maraca med vänster. Ge dem båda en omskakning för att höra dem spela. Experimentera med rytm och ljud genom att skaka dem med olika intervall.
Summarize the following: Fill an 8-oz (250-ml) plastic bottle halfway with a noise-making material. Attach the cap to the top of the bottle firmly. There are different options you can use for filling. Pebbles, beans, rice, bird seed, pearls, dry pasta, small trays and paper clips will produce stronger sounds. Sand, salt and small erasers make quieter sounds. You can also mix different filling materials inside a maraca or use a filling idea that is not mentioned here. The filling just needs to be small enough to shake around inside the maracan. Cut straight down the length of a toilet paper tube. The cut must be as straight as possible. Cut only a cut part of the length of the tube. Don't cut the tube completely in half. If you work with a paper towel roll instead of a toilet roll, the paper towel roll cuts completely in the middle crosswise before cutting it lengthwise. Use only one of these halves for a maraca handle. Roll the carton onto itself lengthwise. Attach an open end to the cap of the bottle. The opening should be about 3/4 inches (1.9 cm) in diameter, or just large enough to fit the lid snugly. Start swirling the wire tape around the lower part of the bottle, close to the lid. The wind around it overlaps the layers, until it also connects to the cardboard handle. Swipe slowly and leave no gaps between the adhesive layers. To make maraca more decorative, use tape that comes in a bright color or pattern. Continue to wrap the tape around the cardboard tube in the same way until you reach all the way down to the bottom. Use a piece of tape to cover the open bottom of the tube. The second maraca is made in the same way as the first, so you will need to repeat the previous steps with a second 8-oz (250-ml) plastic bottle. Consider using another filling for your second maraca. Many real maracas have different locations, and using different filling materials can mimic these different locations. For example, if you put beans in one and rice in another, the rice will have a higher pitch. Grab the handle of a maraca in your right hand and the handle of your second maraca with your left. Give them both a shake to hear them play. Experiment with rhythm and sound by shaking them at different intervals.
Fyll en plastflaska. Klipp ett papprör på längden. Dra åt tuben runt locket på flaskan. Fäst tuben med tejp. Täck resten av röret med extra tejp. Skapa en andra maraca på samma sätt. Spela maracas.
Fill a plastic bottle. Cut a cardboard tube lengthwise. Tighten the tube around the cap of the bottle. Fasten the tube with tape. Cover the rest of the tube with extra tape. Create a second maraca in the same way. Play maracas.