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Musical Instrument Sound Puzzle

  • Recommended Age: 2-3 Year Old
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Description


Is it a flute? A violin?

- Eight instruments are ready for an aspiring conductor.
- Place an instrument piece correctly in the puzzle board and listen to the instrument play.
- Remove each piece to discover the identity of each of the instruments.

Dimensions: 11.75 x 8.5 x 1 Assembled

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We just love durable & safe wooden toys, especially ones that serve a purpose!

The Musical Instruments Sound Puzzle receives our seal of approval because it is a self-correcting puzzle that will teach your child about instruments in no time!
  • Heather , Parent (Savannah, GA)
    • Overall:Stars: 4.0
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    Needs supervision to play
    The pieces do not need to be correct, or even in the hole for the board to sound out. When pieces are missing, the board will sound out whenever it feels like. I also thought the instruments sound alike

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  • This is a great puzzle because it reinforces the visual shape recognition with an audio cue. This will help him/her learn about all different musical instruments as well. Also, it moves beyond beginning instruments by adding a cello and keyboard.
  • Your child will begin by being able to place three to four of the puzzle pieces without help. With practice, he/she will recognize all the instruments on his/her own.
  • Have your toddler practice their language skills by naming the instrument, its color and the picture hiding beneath it.
  • Hide the pieces around the room and have your child play “hot/cold” to find them. When he/she finds a piece have him/her name the instrument and sound it makes.
  • Ask your child to follow two or three step directions to hide the pieces himself/herself. For example, “Put the guitar under the table and the drums next to the chair.” This will improve his/her listening and sequencing skills.
  • This product meets or exceeds all safety standards

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