Great toys to meet FCCERS diversity standards for ERS rating.

Good one

I was hoping for better quality for the price they were. Very cheaply made for little kids who really like to get into music. The variety is good, but definitely not worth the cost.

I was hesitant to buy these, mostly I was concerned about quality (how they would hold up). I am so glad I bought them! They have added some noisy fun to our class, they are super fun to add to our multi-cultural studies! I've had them almost a year now and so far they've held up very nicely!

These are great instruments from various cultures. The little manuals that come with them are wonderful in explaining to the students some history of the instrument.

I taught at an IB school when I bought this item for a music unit. They are nice if they are going to be used by older children. There were 8 sets bought for our school, and withing a few weeks, something had broken in each of the sets.

We just got these instruments and LOVE them. At best (meaning each child gets one shaker/maraca) , this set includes enough for 10 children. Since I have a full class of 25, I supplemented with a few inexpensive rhythm instruments, egg shakers, and a thunder tube. The Chinese gong, frog rasp, and Japanese den-den are by far the most desirable in our class. we love our instruments!