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Little Hands - Bells
1 Jingle Stick
Plastic handles with 3 nickel bells.
1
Easy for little hands to hold. Colours will vary. Each.
070-MES202 £2.15
2 Jingle Ring
Plastic with 3 nickel jingles. Colours will vary. Each.
070-MES203 £3.25
3 Star Tambourines
2
This pack of 5 tambourines is a beautiful addition to
your classroom percussion. Special small, light design
to make them easy to play for younger children.
Colours may vary. Each.
3
070-RB184/5 £22.75
4 Headless Tambourine
Easy grip headless tambourine which is very light and
durable. Comes with stainless steel jingles. Colours
may vary. 19.5 cm diameter. Suitable for 3 years +.
Each.
070-MES556 £4.75
5 Little Hands Headless Tambourine
PACK OF 5
4
Small, easy grip tambourine with 4 pairs of nickel
jingles. Colours may vary. Each.
070-MES594 £2.35
5
6 Jingle Stick
Gives the same sounds as a tambourine with 3 pairs
of jingles and ridged handle for easy grip. Each.
070-MES592 £2.95
7 Jingle Maracas
A colourful alternative to the traditional maraca with
red and yellow bells on a leather strap. Each.
6
070-MES0600 £9.65
8 Wrist Bells
7
Natural wood balls on an elasticated wrist band with
bells attached. Try using them in the playground or
during PE lessons to explore sounds. Each.
8
070-MES322 6 bells £3.45
070-MES323 7 bells £3.65
9 Set Of Jingles
5 sets of hand held bells ideal for use in groups.
May vary slightly.
070-MES0788 £4.99 9
10Triangles
Available in 3 sizes. Come with beater and holder.
070-MES848 12.5 cm £3.25
10
070-MES849 15 cm £3.75
070-MES850 20 cm £4.65
070-MES851 Triangle Holder £0.99
070-MES852 Triangle Beater £0.99
PACK OF 5
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