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Little Hands
1 Little Hands Multicultural Set
This set has been specially selected for small children
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15 PLAYER
with an array of sounds from different parts of the
world.
Set contains: 25 cm Rain Stick, Claves, Finger Cymbals,
Guiro/Woodblock, Castanet, Den Den, Ankle Bells,
Tulip Block, Animal Jingle, Rakatak, Pair of Chikitas,
Basket Rattle, Kayamba Rattle, Hand Rattle, Indian
Gong Bell.
Comes with Pick Up and Play cards to show you
how to play the instruments.
Contents may vary.
070-MES901 £64.95
2 Little Hands Percussion Set
A great set for starting your classroom percussion
collection for Foundation Stage.
Set contains: Claves, Tone block, Maracas,
Mini Cymbals Tambourine, 2 x Bells, Castanets,
Triangle, Egg Shaker, Sand Blocks, Song Whistle,
& Pick Up and Play Cards.
Contents may vary.
070-MES251 £42.95
3 Early Years Jingle Bell
Specially designed early years jingle bell with 2
an easy grip handle. 6 months+.
070-MP380 £2.75
15 PLAYER
4 Jingle Bells
The triangular shape of this colourful set of bells
makes it easier for small children to grip.
070-MES560 Triangular Jingle Bells £2.25
5 Animal Jingles
Animal Jingles are easy to grip for Little Hands.
Designs and colours may vary.
070-MP346 £1.95
6 Dazzle Rattle
A brightly coloured wooden rattle with a host of
different sounds. With strong elastic inside the rattle
can betwisted, bent and squashed to occupy small
hands. Suitable for 6 months +. Great for exploring
textures, colours, sounds and shapes.
070-MES0589 £10.99
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7 Mini Plastic Guiro/ Shaker
With plastic beads inside and guiro effect on the
outside and a choice of fun designs.
070-MES138 Duck £6.15
070-MES140 Monkey £6.15
070-MES142 Frog £6.15
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8 Mini Plastic Shaker
Plastic shakers with a good, fun design to encourage
children to explore sounds.
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7
8
070-MES139 Frog £2.65
070-MES141 Duck £2.65
070-MES143 Monkey £2.65
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