Whoosh-Crackle-Pop Sound Effects Kit
Captain A will help you learn: Children make whooshes, crackles, pops and bangs from household junk to create a firework soundtrack. They learn that every sound is made by something vibrating, and think about why real fireworks can frighten pets and some people, and how to be kind on Bonfire Night.
⚠️ Keep the sounds at a comfortable volume and don't make loud noises close to anyone's ears. Keep bubble wrap and plastic bags away from babies and young children. Be gentle around pets.
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