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Re: Peruvian whistles

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Sidnie Miller (sidmill.edu)
Sat, 7 Sep 1996 14:10:08 -0700 (PDT)

My 8th graders have loved whistles--the only problem is that everyone
feels the need to blow every whistle--try it get it done before flu
season. I tried to explain whistle making before via e-mail and I think
you need pictures, so send me your address and I'll try to get a diagram
to you. Sid

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On Sat, 7 Sep 1996 CAR2196.edu wrote:

>
> Several years ago I came across a receipe for making Peruvian whistles out
> of clay. The whistles were about three inches long, hollow in the center,
> almost like a miniature vessel, and could be sculpted in the shape of a figure
> or animal. I had so many of these dittos floating around the art room closet
> that finally one day I cast them all into the trash in a furious attempt to
> make some kind of order out of the art room closet. I knew that I would regret
> this hasty act! Sure enough I've never come across these whistles again, not
> even in a craft shop, but always thought they would be an excellent project
> appropriate for more than age level. If any of you have seen a lesson plan or
> instructions on how to make these whistles or something similar, I'd
> appreciate your suggestions.
>
> Kate Rothra
> car2196
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