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Rainbow Clatter Click Clack Instrument

Original price was: £18.24.Current price is: £13.60.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Eco-Friendly Design: This instrument is made from chemical-free rubberwood and non-toxic, water-based colours, making it an eco-friendly option for music education.
Enhances Motor Skills: Promotes fine motor development and auditory skills, enhancing children’s ability to grasp and manipulate its components precisely, while engaging auditory senses with its distinctive sounds.
Sensory Development: This vibrant, colourful instrument stimulates children’s visual and auditory senses, promoting sensory development.
Expressive Arts Support: Supports expressive arts in the EYFS curriculum by helping children express feelings and ideas through music, fostering emotional and creative development.
Curriculum Aligned: Aligned with the EYFS and Key Stage 1, this instrument helps children meet educational objectives like exploring different soundmakers, fostering exploration and creativity in music education.

A beautifully designed clatter that captivates and educates.

Ideal for developing coordination, fine motor skills, and auditory perception. Made from sustainable materials.

The Rainbow Clatter Click Clack Instrument is both a playful and educational tool, designed with young children in mind. Made from sustainable rubberwood and using non-toxic, water-based colours, it offers a safe and environmentally friendly option for early years environments.

By engaging with this instrument, children develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through playful interaction. The vivid colours and soothing sounds also cater to sensory development, enhancing auditory and visual skills. It’s an excellent resource for encouraging expressive movement and auditory recognition.
Aligned with EYFS and Key Stage 1 curriculums, this musical instrument supports educational objectives including exploring diverse soundmakers and expressing ideas through music, promoting creativity and expressive skills in young children.