Item no.
E0606
Age
From 12 months
Parts
3
Rainbow Xylophone
This rainbow xylophone is the perfect toy for your growing little musician! It features a series of bars in different colours, each producing a unique sound when struck with the included sticks. This music-maker lets your child practise scales and colours, encouraging musical expression and pattern recognition. The xylophone also features a storage space for the sticks and has a handle that makes it easy to carry it anywhere.
- Learn the sounds of the rainbow!
- A beginner xylophone with a colourful, engaging design to introduce your toddler to the world of music
- Features 5 brightly coloured wooden bars – each plays a different sound when struck
- Develops fine motor skills like hand-eye coordination and dexterity
- An ideal starter instrument to kickstart their creative development
Complete the set
- Tested to EN 71 toy safety
- Educational learning toys
- Developed with educators since 1986
Thoughtful design
Thoughtfully designed for play
Learning through play
What your child develops through play
Every playtime trains more than one skill. Tap a skill to discover every toy that supports it.
Play tip
Enhance your child’s auditory recognition skills by tapping a rhythm on the xylophone and asking them to copy it. Make the game more challenging by increasing the difficulty after each successful pattern.
The facts
Specifications & service
Specifications
Title
Rainbow Xylophone
Product number
E0606
Age Group
From 12 months
Number of Parts
3
Size
27.5 x 13.7 x 4.3 cm
Weight
0.34 kg
Material
Plywood, Beech, PE, EVA, Polyester, Steel
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Write to usFrom what age is it suitable?
Our age recommendation: From 12 months.
How many parts are included?
The set includes 3 parts.
What is it made of?
Materials used: Plywood, Beech, PE, EVA, Polyester, Steel.
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