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This interactive music learning set gives children ages 3–6 an approachable way to explore melodies, basic composition, and musical play. Young learners can use the teaching keyboard and note tokens to follow included tunes or arrange their own.
The set includes a teaching keyboard, a 26-piece puzzle console, 8 musical score cards, and 24 colored note tokens. It is made of paper, cardboard, and plastic, with assorted colors. Overall dimensions are 9.65 inches wide by 11.22 inches deep by 2.40 inches high.
Key Features:
A practical introductory music activity for children ages 3–6, this set combines guided melody play with opportunities to create original tunes.
| stock: | 14 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Headu |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | HDUEN57908 |
| Material: | Paper, Cardboard, Plastic |
| Color: | Assorted |
| Brand: | Headu |
| Width: | 9.65 in |
| Height: | 2.40 in |
| Depth: | 11.22 in |
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