Classroom and teaching supplies
Rhythm instruments and recorders for music class
Rhythm sticks, shakers and drums let a whole class play together; recorders and Boomwhackers are common next steps.
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Rhythm Stick Activity Kit
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Rhythm Sticks - Pair
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Egg Shakers - Set of 12
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Heavy-Duty Tambourines - Set of 4
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-10
Heavy-Duty Drums - Set of 4
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-10
True Tone Xylophone
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-12
True Tone Hand Bells
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-12
10-Player Rhythm Set
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-10
30-Player Rhythm Set
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-10
Learn to Play! Light-Up Ukulele
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-10
Boomwhackers
Boomwhackers · Ages 4-18
Rhythm Band Instruments
Rhythm Band Instruments · Ages 3-14
Yamaha recorder guide
Yamaha · Ages 7-14
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