What are the children's percussion instruments?

The development of outdoor children's parks to the present has spawned many outdoor play equipment. Also following the opening up of the two-child policy, many investors have set their investment goals in the children's market. Under the premise that preschool children are young and their sense of self-protection is still relatively weak, they need to consider these important factors while choosing amusement equipment. So today's Letu Play brings you relevant content about outdoor children's park percussion instruments, first of all, let's understand what outdoor children's percussion instruments are?

Children's percussion instruments are able to stimulate children's ability to explore, distinguish between different sound dimensions, and find interest in outdoor percussion instruments that are more popular at present. Among them, microphones and percussion instruments can stimulate the interaction between children and people, and can also cultivate children's preference for music. Children's percussion instruments are specially designed for younger children and have been used in kindergartens, outdoor parks and children's amusement parks in recent years.

There are many ways for children's percussion instruments to exist, which can be in the park with a relatively large flow of people, installing percussion instruments such as sand hammers, double sticks, bells and other percussion instruments in the open space, if you can open such a percussion instrument room in the park, coupled with a better environment, birds and flowers believe that many parents will be willing to play with their children here. What are the outdoor children's percussion instruments?

Drum: This is a musical instrument that is made by the sound of drumsticks struck by the beating of drumsticks on a resonant box covered with leather. The forehead sound of the drum is relatively low and the volume is large, which can create a strong atmosphere, and the sound produced by different beats is also quite different.

Sand ball: The more conventional sand ball is a hollow sphere made of coconut shell or plastic, with a small sand in the middle, as long as it touches the sand ball, it will produce a crisp and beautiful sound. This sound is crisp and soft, which is more suitable for children to distinguish the sound.

Castanet: A musical instrument formed by using two pieces of shell as a percussion instrument, which is tightly connected in the middle, which is the vibrating sound emitted by the collision between the pieces of wood. More suitable for preschoolers is to put the castanet in the palm of your hand and use the other hand to tap to make a sound.

Wooden fish: This is a musical instrument carved from wood with openings at both ends of the hollow in the middle. In cartoons, children should often see the crisp sound of gently holding the tail when playing, and the puzzle hand hitting the head through the tapping of the wooden stick.