Slap the ball to make the metal "teeth" rattle. Based on the traditional donkey jawbone rattle. 

Hold the handle and swing it around to make a loud ratchet sound. Try an accelerando and ritardando by controlling the speed.

Our classroom model from Woodstock has a clear, rich sound, plays a full C Major diatonic scale, and has note names marked on the tubes.

Gently strum the double wall of chime tubes for a cascade of rejuvenating sounds.

Enclosed jingles are durable and safe for young children

A pair of sturdy drumsticks, with glowing, color-changing ultra-bright LEDs.

Moisture-repellent solid wood base holds 36 recorders.

by Rae Pica. Incorporate music and movement into the early childhood curriculum, introducing concepts with imaginative games and age-appropriate activities.

Michael Jothen gives us over 70 ready-to-use reproducible activities for the choral rehearsal.

From spirituals to hip-hop by Blair Bielawski.

48" x 17", peel and stick.

with handle. Wooden, with a mallet to stir up 8 different pitches. 10".

from Ghana. Approx. 15". Bead colors may vary. 

Ken Burns presents the ultimate epic celebration of the music that defines America. Outstanding.

by Nancy Otto. A fun and exciting way to assess students on their sight-reading ability on the recorder

A live-action retelling of how the best-loved carol was written on a snowy night in 1818, and how it has affected generations since.

by Bonnie Christensen. Django played guitar in clubs until a fire burned his hands. He developed a compensating techinique and is known as the Greatest Jazz Guitarist. 

Arrange our silicone manipulatives in patterns, phrases, and familiar tunes for learning and reading.

Make both teaching and learning rhythms more fun with our silicone manipulatives. Enough rhythms to arrange in patterns, phrases, familiar tunes and our PDF Guides offer may activities and a step-by-step approach.