Xyloba Melodia “Kindergarten Songs”

Xyloba Melodia “Kindergarten Songs”

SAR 691.00
+ SAR 1,070.00 Air Shipping

  • Includes any applicable VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
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Summary
  • For 4 popular kindergarten songs
  • Build and play in one game
  • with mallet & composition instructions
  • 56 pieces incl. 1 mallet
Description
  • A Musical Construction Experience
  • Children are fascinated by the songs they learn in kindergarten. With the Xyloba "Melodia Kindergarten Songs" construction kit,
  • children aged 5 and up,
  • and even 3 and up when accompanied by an adult,
  • construct marble runs. Depending on the setup, the runs play the beginnings of popular kindergarten songs when a marble rolls down them. The children can sing along immediately – right to the end, of course. Dancing and clapping are also expressly encouraged. In this way, the little ones
  • gain intensive musical and physical experiences
  • and learn the basics of music, such as note values, time signature, and rhythm.
  • Music Made Visible
  • Xyloba makes it possible to
  • combine building, singing, and music learning in an exciting way.
  • Detailed
  • assembly instructions are included. While building, little ones develop their spatial reasoning, logical and motor-coordinative skills, as well as their musical and cognitive abilities. The ingenious concept: There are building blocks, sound blocks, connecting blocks, tracks, and sound plates with different tones. The tracks are of varying lengths, allowing whole, half, and quarter notes to be produced. This way, children experience how long a note lasts. The magical marble run impressively visualizes music. Specially developed for daycare centers, kindergartens, and schools, the Xyloba marble run "Melodia Kindergarten Songs," a wooden construction kit with 56 pieces, uniquely combines the worlds of music and construction. All elements of the sturdy marble run are compatible with each other. The track can be set up to play the four songs "My Hands Have Disappeared," "How Wonderful That You Were Born," "When You Are Happy," or "Little Bunny in the Hole." Individual Sound Experiences: The marble run can also be set up according to individual preferences. Depending on how the wooden blocks are arranged, melody, time signature, or rhythm is created. The included mallet allows the sound plates to be played like a xylophone. The mallet also helps when inserting the marble into the track. As soon as the marble starts rolling and hits the respective sound plate, it creates special sound experiences. The modular and stable plug-in system ensures that the track does not slip and always stands securely. Socially Responsible and Child-Friendly Production: Xyloba marble runs are largely handcrafted in Switzerland. Untreated beechwood is used for this. The "Weizenkorn" Foundation is a socially responsible company and primarily employs people with disabilities. This is how the first melodic marble run from Xyloba came about: In the late 1960s, the Swiss composer and chamber musician Samuel Langmeier discovered a remarkable marble run in a toy store. This special track was made of wood and allowed the marbles to roll over sound plates, creating enchanting melodies. Langmeier was immediately enthusiastic and saw the potential for even more creativity. He developed the prototype of the Xyloba (xylophone track), which he successfully patented. His innovation was awarded a well-deserved bronze medal at the 4th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva in 1975. A musical building experience: Children are fascinated by the songs they learn in kindergarten. With the Xyloba "Melodia Kindergarten Songs" construction kit, children aged 5 and up, or even as young as 3 with adult supervision, can build marble runs. Depending on the setup, the runs play the beginnings of popular kindergarten songs as a marble rolls down them. The children can sing along immediately – right to the end, of course. Dancing and clapping are also expressly encouraged. In this way, little ones gain intensive musical and physical experiences and learn the basics of music, such as note values, time signature, and rhythm. Making music visible: Xyloba makes it possible to combine building, singing, and learning music in an exciting way. Detailed assembly instructions are included. While building, little ones develop their spatial reasoning, logical and motor-coordinative skills, as well as their musical and cognitive abilities. The ingenious concept: There are building blocks, sound blocks, connecting blocks, tracks, and sound plates with different tones. The tracks are of varying lengths, allowing whole, half, and quarter notes to be produced. This way, children experience how long a note lasts. The magical marble run impressively visualizes music. Specially developed for daycare centers, kindergartens, and schools, the Xyloba marble run "Melodia Kindergarten Songs," a wooden construction kit with 56 pieces, uniquely combines the worlds of music and construction. All elements of the sturdy marble run are compatible with each other. The track can be set up to play the four songs "My Hands Have Disappeared," "How Wonderful That You Were Born," "When You Are Happy," or "Little Bunny in the Hole." Individual Sound Experiences: The marble run can also be set up according to individual preferences. Depending on how the wooden blocks are arranged, melody, time signature, or rhythm is created. The included mallet allows the sound plates to be played like a xylophone. The mallet also helps when inserting the marble into the track. As soon as the marble starts rolling and hits the respective sound plate, it creates special sound experiences. The modular and stable plug-in system ensures that the track does not slip and always stands securely. Socially Responsible and Child-Friendly Production: Xyloba marble runs are largely handcrafted in Switzerland. Untreated beechwood is used for this. The "Weizenkorn" Foundation is a socially responsible company and primarily employs people with disabilities. This is how the first melodic marble run from Xyloba came about: In the late 1960s, the Swiss composer and chamber musician Samuel Langmeier discovered a remarkable marble run in a toy store. This special track was made of wood and allowed the marbles to roll over sound plates, creating enchanting melodies. Langmeier was immediately enthusiastic and saw the potential for even more creativity. He developed the prototype of the Xyloba (xylophone track), which he successfully patented. His innovation was awarded a well-deserved bronze medal at the 4th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva in 1975.
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Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard! Small balls.

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  • Does not include VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
  • Card payment to be settled in SAR. No conversion fee.
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