Instruments, Instruction & Music

A great way to introduce single-reed skills at an early age. 

Our silicone manipulatives for interactive learning of notes, intervals, chords.

Place AlphaDots in melodic phrases, familiar tunes, chords, and ask kids to play on color-coded handbells and sing.

8½” x 5½" Pkg. of 30

 Henry "Buzz" Glass and Rosemary Hallum

Making Music with Found Sounds by Cathy Blair

Helene Hampton Hughes

The wooden limbertoy, popular in Appalachia and dating back to Colonial times, is both a toy and a rhythm instrument.

by Petra Hugel. 10 easy choreographies to popular songs for children, teens, and adults.

Begins on A³ (A below Middle C) and extends to A⁵.

Because of the sharp tone of this seed, these rattles can cut through the sound of many drums. Great for drum circles!

Holds up to 25 Boomwhackers. Outside pockets for Octavator caps and books.

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.

The coolest—and most portable—instrument ever! Play it with guitar, ukulele, djembe, cajon, bongos, congas, or any other acoustic instrument. 

A Beginner book for Soprano Ukulele by Denise Gagne.

Easy and fun to play, this flexible, portable roll-up instrument is diatonic and perfectly tuned to combine with other instruments in classroom ensembles.