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Outdoor Music
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2 Outdoor Boomwhacker Frame 1 Multi-access Music Frame
Give your Boomwhackers a new lease of life with the Outdoor Boomwhacker This outdoor frame is great for encouraging kids to play instruments together. Instruments include wind
Frame. Simply whack the Boomwhackers with a beater or soft mallet. chimes, triangle, sound shape, gong and bells on string for your class to create lots of different sounds.
Great for both indoors and outdoors. Lollipop beater not included. All instruments are attached by hooks so they can be swapped for your own ideas.
070-MES0520 £149.00 070-MES0517 £195.00
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3 Alfresco Music Frame
This superb music frame can be used inside or outdoors
with many different instruments. Check out some of the
recommended instruments that can be used with the
frame. Why not let us know how you are using yours?
070-MES0105 Frame Only £107.75
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7 Alfresco Music Kit 4 Wind Chimes 5 Gong 6 Bar Chimes
Get the full Alfresco music experience. Includes Three wind chimes that can be left so the This wind gong and mallet will sound Children love the “sparkly” sound they get
Alfresco Music Frame, Bar Chimes, Wind Chimes children hear the natural sounds or play fantastic outside. Get the children to use it from the bar chimes. Try them outside with
and Gong. them with beaters to create your own effects. to start games or races in the playground or rainsticks and thunder tubes to explore the
070-MES0175 £209.95 070-MES0107 £19.99
simply try out the different sounds it weather.
produces - how soft or loud can it go?
070-MES0108B £49.95
070-MES0108 £49.95
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