Music and Multimedia Conga Band
Supplier: Halilit Tel: 01254 872 454 Web:
www.halilit.co.uk Price: £29.99 Age range: 18 months +
Description: Designed to encourage a love of music from an early age, the 30cm high conga drum with a professional grade skin for a great sound, contains a maracito, clip clap, bell shaker, drum beaters and a conga beat play along CD featuring specially recorded tunes.
Score: 98.5%
What the testers said: “Fantastically received by our combined nursery/reception team. Loved by all the children and immediately used individually or in small groups. All early years teams should have one! The children took the instruments outside and created their own band – and continue to do so! Though the drum looked fragile it was really strong and it has a good sound. It has really captured their imaginations and they love being able to tidy the instruments back inside the drum, too. We loved it. On the whole – 10 out of 10!”
Gold Award Overall winner
Come Alive Listening FOR HAPPY LIVELY LITTLE PEOPLE
Supplier: Philip and Tacey Web:
www.philipandtacey.co.uk Price: £32.95 Age range: 3 years +
Description: Introduces environmental sounds in context by taking children for ‘listening walks’ at the seaside, country, on the street and in the park. The combination of catchy songs and movement activities is guaranteed to hold children’s attention, promote discussions on children’s familiar environments and spark curiosity in new places.
Score: 97.9%
What the testers said: “The children loved listening to the CD and identifying the various sounds. The children were enthusiastic when taking part in the range of activities, which encouraged development across all areas of learning; it was especially useful for language skills. The book provided inspiration for further activities that would fit with any theme.”
T: 01254 872454
www.halilit.co.uk Practical Pre-School Awards 2011 37
Music and Multimedia
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