Accordion game
The Accordion Game is a musical play panel that allows a child to listen to sounds characteristic of an accordion. By turning the knob, the child activates successive tones and can become familiar with their sound and the differences between the sounds.
How does the Accordion Game support child development?
Listening to and comparing tones engages perception and auditory memory. Turning the knob develops fine motor skills and hand coordination, and the direct connection between the movement made and the sound that appears teaches understanding of cause-and-effect relationships.
The panel can be used for individual and shared play. It does not require running or climbing, thanks to which it can be a valuable element of an inclusive play space.
Playing with the Accordion Game supports:
auditory perception,
auditory memory,
discrimination of sounds,
fine motor skills,
visual-motor coordination,
concentration and musical curiosity.
The Accordion Game introduces children to the world of music through a simple, intuitive activity based on sound.
Dimensions: 17 × 87 × 125 cm
Material: Powder-coated galvanized steel
RAL colours to order
How does the Accordion Game support child development?
Listening to and comparing tones engages perception and auditory memory. Turning the knob develops fine motor skills and hand coordination, and the direct connection between the movement made and the sound that appears teaches understanding of cause-and-effect relationships.
The panel can be used for individual and shared play. It does not require running or climbing, thanks to which it can be a valuable element of an inclusive play space.
Playing with the Accordion Game supports:
auditory perception,
auditory memory,
discrimination of sounds,
fine motor skills,
visual-motor coordination,
concentration and musical curiosity.
The Accordion Game introduces children to the world of music through a simple, intuitive activity based on sound.
Dimensions: 17 × 87 × 125 cm
Material: Powder-coated galvanized steel
RAL colours to order
This item is in the category Educational panels
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