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Outdoor Music
TAKEMUSIC OUTDOORS
IN ANY WEATHER!!
Up to 8 children can
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play at any one time!
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1 Outdoor Music Centre
A brand new frame with a set of instruments that up
2 Early Years Music Frame 3 Polyester Scarves
to 8 children can play. Comes flat packed with
instructions for easy assembly. All instruments
A fantastic new frame with a set of 10 instruments 12 Brightly coloured polyester scarves to use with
except Boomwhackers can be removed and replaced
to hang up and explore. Try swapping instruments
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dance and rhythm. 65 x 65 cm
with the children’s choices. Why not decorate the
and adding your own. Get the children to bring in
070-44610 £15.95
frame with colourful scarves or flags?!
their ideas. The frame can be left in your music
Instruments include:
area outside. Just remember to pack the 4 Waterproof Jacket
• Boomwhackers instruments away. Ribbon not included.
Experience all weather play. Jackets are made from
• Gong Instruments include: Hand Drum, Tambourine,
100% waterproof material and have tape welded
• 3 x Triangles
Castanet, Caxixi, Hand Bells x 2, Cymbals x 2,
seams to provide extra protection. A good value
• 2 x Indian Gong Bells
Triangles x 2. Contents may vary.
• Pair of Cymbals
range.
• Tambourine
070-MES0748 £99.00
070-EY00727 Age 5-6 £8.75
• Hand Drum
070-EY00728 Age 7-8 £8.75
• 2 x Wind Chimes
070-PE00639 Age 9-12 £8.75
• Contents may vary.
070-MES0747 £229.00
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