Kids Clapsticks
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$39.95
Regular price
$45.00
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Kids Clapsticks
Sale price
$39.95
Regular price
$45.00
Introduce children to rhythm, music and creative play with these handmade Kids Clapsticks, sized especially for little hands.
Made from Australian Gum, each pair is unique. Children can tap and clap along to music, explore rhythm and sound, and use the clapsticks as part of cultural learning, circle time and creative play.
Why you'll love them:
• Handmade from Australian Gum
• Approximately 14cm long and sized for children
• Each pair has its own natural appearance
• Encourages rhythm, movement and musical exploration
• Great for classroom music and circle time
• Can be incorporated into sensory and creative play
• Supports learning about Aboriginal music and storytelling
• Suitable for schools, early learning and home play
A simple, hands-on musical resource that gives children an opportunity to explore rhythm and sound while learning about the role of clapsticks in Aboriginal music and storytelling. Clapsticks are traditional percussion instruments used in some Aboriginal music and dance practices, with their use varying between communities and contexts.
Product details
Product: Kids Clapsticks
Material: Australian Gum
Length: Approximately 14cm
Set: 1 pair
Use: Music, rhythm, circle time, cultural learning and creative play
Made: Australia
Frequently asked questions
What are the Kids Clapsticks made from?
The Kids Clapsticks are handmade from Australian Gum. Each pair has its own natural appearance and is approximately 14cm long, making them a practical size for children.
How can children use the Kids Clapsticks?
Children can use the clapsticks to explore rhythm, beat, movement and sound. They can be incorporated into classroom music, circle time, creative play and educator-guided cultural learning.
What age or setting are the Kids Clapsticks suitable for?
The Kids Clapsticks are sized for little hands and are suitable for supervised use in schools, early learning settings and at home.
What can children learn from using clapsticks?
Clapsticks can support rhythm, musical exploration, listening and coordination. They can also provide an opportunity to learn that clapsticks are traditional percussion instruments used in some Aboriginal music and dance practices, with their use varying between communities and contexts.
Can Kids Clapsticks be used to teach First Nations perspectives?
Yes. The clapsticks can support learning about Aboriginal music, storytelling and cultural practices. They should be used alongside other learning materials that provide appropriate cultural context and deeper learning, and educators are encouraged to seek guidance and input from their local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community where possible.