Kids Instruments

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Musical fun isn't only for class.  We recommend frequent jam sessions at home with mom, dad and any other adults and kids. Often, kids will not express themselves to their fullest in class because it takes a long time for some children to feel comfortable and safe enough to do so.  Rather, class is often a place to observe and learn.  Then, kids take what they learn home with them where they feel safe enough to express themselves without hesitation, experiment and try to mimic all they carefully observed in class.  But they need instruments and willing participants at home to jam with them, so stock up and make a music basket for your home, and jam out as often as you can with your little ones!  And don't forget, the more your child learns to decipher different sounds, the easier it is to understand language. And, the more they experiment with their vocal chords while singing, the easier it will be to speak!

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An important note on Drum Sticks

Many kids drums/woodblocks come with wooden drum sticks. Do NOT let your child's put the drum sticks in their mouth, as they could be a choking hazard.  Wooden types of drum sticks glue a ball to the end of a stick. As it is only glued on, these balls can occasionally come off and are real choking hazards.  I don't let the kids use drum sticks at all in class, but if you do then do it only when supervising them please.
 

 

 

 

Instead recommend simply buying some of the "little maracas" above and use those as drum sticks instead.  They are a much safer option.  Kids can also simply use their hands on the drums, which I also recommend. 

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