More Rhythm Percussion
All kids can make music. The earlier in life they start, the
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Kids
love the "clip-clop" sounds they can make with
these lightweight, hardwood blocks. They're
perfect for creating horse sound effects like
galloping and trotting. Hold the block in one hand and use the
other to strike it with the mallet.
Ages: 4+
Sand Blocks are wooden paddles covered with
long-lasting, fine-sounding sandpaper. Rub
and clack the paddles together to create a
variety of rhythmic patterns.
Ages: 3+ |
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A guiro is a
traditional instrument from South and Central
America. Create sound by scraping the
corrugated surface up and down in long or short
strokes. A child can scrape along happily to his
or her favourite songs. The original guiros were made from a carved
gourd vegetable. The modern wood version shown
has a cute fish shape and bright painted
colours that will appeal to the inner beat of
every child.
Ages: 3+
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Rhythm sticks provide an inexpensive way to
teach children to "keep the beat."
One stick is smooth; the other is serrated. Rubbing them together creates a fun scraping sound. Just the right size for
little hands -- rub, roll, and tap in many fun ways! Durable and dishwasher safe.
Ages: 3+
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Claves are two
tuned musical pieces of rosewood played by
banging together. This instrument is
perfect for group play as its sound complements
other instruments nicely. The
large claves have a deeper, louder sound than
the little claves. Small size shown here: Ages 3+
Large: ages 4+
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Bright, colourful, and safe, a 25-note xylophone
is ideal for a child's first introduction to
music. The
xylophone is built to endure the roughest of play
while developing motor skills and basic music
harmony. It has collapsible legs and
comes with a case and two mallets. Length: 16 inches Weight: 1.4 kg
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