Shakalaki

Šakalaki is a sensory-sound device equipped with two different musical panels. The child sets the movable elements in motion and observes how their movement produces sounds. The different forms of the elements encourage experimentation, comparison of sounds, and checking how the way they are moved affects the resulting effect. The technical data sheet confirms the use of two sound panels that do not require an external power supply.

How does Šakalaki support child development?

Manipulating the elements develops hand dexterity, visual-motor coordination, and movement control. The sounds produced engage hearing and attention, and the ability to independently trigger an effect helps understand the cause–effect relationship.

The device can be particularly attractive in sensory and integration spaces, because the activity is based primarily on touch, movement, and sound.

Play with Šakalaki supports:

auditory perception,

fine motor skills,

visual-motor coordination,

concentration and attention,

understanding of the cause–effect relationship,

experimentation with sound.

Šakalaki enables children to learn about sound through independent action and sensory experimentation.

Dimensions: 168 × 26 × 145 cm
Material: Pine wood, Powder-coated galvanized steel
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