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Little Hands - Kits
1 Mini Grab And Go - Early Years
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Children will love this fun bag of instruments, ready to
carry straight outside and explore. Contains: 1 Pair of
Claves, 2 x Egg Shakers, 1 x Tulip Woodblock, 1 x Hand
Drum, 1 Pair of Chikitas and 1 x Bag. Contents may
vary.
070-MES0787 £24.99
2 Mini Grab And Go - Key Stage 1
Another brilliant kit to get your children exploring
music outdoors. Set contains: 1 Pair of Claves, 2 x Egg
Shakers, 1 x Rakatak, 1 x 6” Tambourine, 1 Pair of
Chikitas, 1 x Jingle Stick, 1 x Triangle and 1 x Bag.
Contents may vary.
070-MES0786 £24.99
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3 Grab And Go Music Kit
Designed to take straight into the playground with
enough resources for up to 54 children! Create your
music area and get the children exploring as many
sounds as possible.
Set includes: 10 pairs of Claves, 10 Hand Bells, 5 6”
Tambourines, Set of 8 Boomwhackers, 10 Animal
Castanets, 5 Pairs of Guiro Spoons, 6 Ribbon Twirls, 2
Ground Sheets and a Carry Bag. Contents may vary.
070-MES0827 £99.99
4 Shaker Set
A set of 5 wooden shakers, with attractive wooden
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design. Fantastic quality to get young children using
instruments maded from natural materials.
070-MES0828 £16.99
5 Percussion Station
Bar chimes, slide bells and triangle on a mounted
table (can all be played separately). Complete with
beaters.
070-MES581 £79.00
6 Universal Stand
For nos 5 & 7. Any of these instruments fit snugly into
this stand for playing anywhere or for wheelchair
access.
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070-MES583 £45.00
7 Percussion Stand
5 wooden instruments on wooden stand. Includes:
Castanet, Woodblock, Wooden Agogo, Jingle Stick,
Tambourine Stick. Complete with 2 beaters.
070-MES1023 £22.50
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8 Rhythm Station
The Rhythm Station brings together a range of
percussion instruments on one stand. Containing 6
instruments, including 3 drums, 2 cymbals, two tone
woodblock and beaters included. 35 x 13 x 25 cm.
070-MES0130 £35.75
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