Musical Toys
Schylling Musical Hand Bells
(Toy) Schylling
set of 8 hand bells
great fun while encouraging music
Price:
$29.99
$28.95
Customer Reviews:
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Best Bells
I purchased these bells for a 4 year old. She loves the bells. She is able to play songs.The colors are bright.The bells are very durable.They are good quality. Can't wait to purchase more. -
My students love the bells!
This set is great for my use as a special education teacher (elementary) and Sunday school. My students like the color coding with the lettering on top as well as the sounds. It is an inexpensive but an effective alternative to teach and expose my students to the joy of music.
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