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Melissa & Doug Makin' Music Kazoo

Melissa & Doug Makin' Music Kazoo
From Melissa & Doug

List Price: $9.99
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Product Description

Strike up the band! This kazoo is a perfect introduction into the fun world of making music, teaching both teamwork and individual creativity. These well-crafted wooden instruments are for all levels of musicians. Ages 3+. 4 1/2 inches by 1 inch. Quality wood construction.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #13942 in Toys & Games
  • Brand: Melissa & Doug
  • Model: 1300
  • Dimensions: 7.50" h x 6.00" w x 1.00" l, .10 pounds

Features

  • Includes tambourine, cymbals, maracas, clacker, tone blocks and a triangle!
  • 7.5 x 6 x 1

Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer
Makin' music kazoo doo dee doo, it's a kazoo! Easy to play instrument for children that makes great sounds!


Customer Reviews

Fun Kazoo5
I have a collection of Kazoos and "onion" or "eunuch" flutes made from many materials, MANY of them wood. I purchased several of these to engage children at Renaissance Faire in the fine art of making music. They are very inexpensive so I could give one to each child to keep.

The trick with a kazoo is to use it properly. you need to hum and blow lightly into the mouthpiece, and NOT just blow. In fact, I teach kids to put their lips to the instrument and try to talk without removing their lips. This works amazingly, and induces much giggling!

As for the sterilization issue, I just wipe off my wood kazoos with lemon juice, just like I do my wooden cutting boards!

a great little instrument5
When my toddler started chewing the paint off a metal kazoo I knew we needed an alternative. Like all other Melissa & Doug toys we've tried, their kazoo seems both well-conceived and durably constructed. It is fabricated from two pieces of wood the length of the instrument solidly glued together with a hole bored for the membrane to vibrate. The soft wood does accumulate teeth marks from my little chewer. However, since the wood is unfinished I am not concerned about him ingesting anything other than cellulose.

It is quieter than a standard metal kazoo. In the hands of a little musician, that can be a good thing.

Doesn't sound like a kazoo2
I was excited to purchase a wood kazoo, thinking it would better for my 1 1/2 because it wasn't plastic. But it just doesn't sound good.