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    What if we use pebbles?
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    Pebbles will work as well, but you should clean them off before using. They will most likely give a louder different sound.
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    Is there any other way for a kid with limited access to seal the ends of a cardboard rainstick?
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    It depends. Do you have tape and construction paper? I've tried that before and it works fine.
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    Will the beans, peas, or rice ever go bad?
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    Don't use peas. The rice and beans will be fine indefinitely, provided they are raw.
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    How should I collect the rain?
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    Making a rainstick does not require you to collect rain.
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    Can I do this with one spoon?
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    Yes, you can. You could also use butter knives.
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