National Voice for our Children
Children decorate a cardboard or plastic roll to make a Didgeridoo. The Didgeridoo is usually made when a branch of a tree has been naturally hollowed out by nesting termites, and is traditionally played in ceremonies and is a male’s playing instrument only.
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