Feature
●Made of quality wood. The edges are filed and sanded smooth. They have a durable finish that will provide years of enjoyment
●Musical instruments increase cognitive development. Music promotes brain growth and develops reasoning, memory, planning and many other skills that ultimately boost academic performance
●At such a young age the purpose of playing with musical toys is not yet to master a particular instrument, but rather benefit with fine motor skills, cause and effect, body awareness, concentration, sensory development and hand-eye coordination
●Repeated use provides the foundation for an enriched life of music and musical culture. Early childhood musical instruments encourage children while they are young and give them a treasure for life
●Quality musical percussion set for toddlers and young children. Includes a large cotton bag with a drawstring! It is convenient for carrying, and also a tidy way to store the instruments
●Children who have been exposed to music are far more likely to keep an interest later in life. A child with musical talent who never plays with an instrument is unlikely to discover or pursue that passion
●Developing an appreciation for music is not just about listening to music around us, but also about having exposure to the instruments that create it. Music is relaxing, good for the soul and is an art form that children can learn to appreciate
Description
Quality Wooden Percussion Instruments for Young Children, Toddlers, Preschool
The Benefits of Musical Instruments for Kids
At such a young age, the purpose of playing with instruments is not yet to master a particular instrument, but rather to gain a whole host of skills that comes with playing and experimenting with them.
Learning About Sound
Auditory perception is an important pre-reading skill and music is a wonderful way to develop it.
By playing with instruments, children learn about sounds and how they are made.
They become familiar with rhythm, melody, beat, pitch, and can identify musical instruments when listening.
Musical Appreciation
Developing an appreciation for music is not just about listening to music around us, but also about having exposure to the instruments that create it.
Music is relaxing, good for the soul and is an art form that children can learn to appreciate.
Developing Musical Talent
Children who have exposure to music and experiences in making music are far more likely to develop an interest in playing an instrument, singing, composing or going into the music industry.
There are also many benefits of learning to play an instrument for older children and adults.
A child with musical talent who never plays with an instrument is unlikely to discover or pursue their passion.
Children who practice and persevere can also develop the skills necessary to play an instrument well.
Cognitive Development
Music promotes brain growth and develops reasoning, memory, planning and many other skills that ultimately boost academic performance.
Research shows that making music changes the brain and that these brain changes have tangible impacts on listening skills, learning and cognition.
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