Collect as many different types of tubes as you can. Toilet paper tubes, paper towel tubes, paper straws, plastic straws, and PVC tubing are some examples.
Along with your child, try making different sounds and noises with them using your mouths.
Can you make some sounds with one tube but not with the others? Do small tubes and large tubes make different sounds?
Have a tube concert and play crazy music!
The Rescue Party, by Nick Butterworth.
The Digging-Est Dog, Al Perkins and Eric Gurney.
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