Cluster Bell

Children love to shake and dance to the sound of the bells.

Playing musical instruments assists your child in becoming aware of different rhythms, keeping beats, and even counting, thus improving mathematical skills.
Your child will learn how to use both hands and improve bilateral coordination.
It also serves as a tool to improve language and listening skills as they listen to instructions given or listen to the different sounds the instruments are making.
With some children, it can also provide them with a way to let go of certain emotions. They can play it softly when they are sad or play it loudly if they are angry.
As musical instruments are sometimes played in a group, your child will learn important social-emotional skills such as sharing with friends, waiting a turn or working together to reach the same goal.