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8 Note Hand Bell Set
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8 Note Hand Bell Set – Product Description
Here an octave tonal scale and these colorful hand bells. Create your own melody, to promote cooperation by playing one bell for each child.
- 8-note diatonic range is from middle C, up one octave to high C.
- Color and number coded; easy to play even if you don’t read music.
- Age: 3 years and older
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kids desks question by : If a teacher took your kids phone and it was stolen from her desk would you expect her to re-pay you?
Why not buy a new mobile phone text message to your child in your class or just? However this did not happen to me just an example. While sleepwalking, if it was actually himself, stole it or twist here,? GO!
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Answer by alex p
They should but the never would, they would just say you shouldnt have been texting
Happy Hamster with Wheel Runner
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Happy Hamster with Wheel Runner – Product Description
Happy Hamster and Hamster Wheel Runner Craze What is all this year! Happy hamster is running as an internal clock running on his exercise wheel rotation? Realistic action! 4 cute “pet runs inside his exercise wheel rotation? His two AAA batteries (sold separately) to be executed for a time. To use the on / off switch. 5 years (except Amarinitsu adults will want to)! wheel 6 “in diameter. Stand is included. Colors may be different
- 4″ pet; runs on 2 AAA batteries (not included).
- With on/off switch
- Wheel is 6″ diameter
- Ages 5 and up
- Stand included
An octave of fun!,
I bought this set of bells to use in my music therapy sessions several years ago, and continue to use them with almost every group that I work with–from small children to adults.
The set comes with a small booklet to start you off on some songs, and I found them to be tuned well.
They’re durable too! Many a client has banged, thrown, or done worse to the bells, and I have not had to replace any. They’re easy to clean, since it is all plastic/metal (no paper or delicate material).
Great product, I recommend others to use this as well!
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|Excellent quality,
These bright-colored bells are right in tune, and the little tune book has easy to play music for beginners. They are color-coded, and have both numbers and keys on the tops to guide you in your playing.
The bells are 3″ wide, 5 1/2″ tall. I initially posted this review in 2007. It’s now January 2011, and the bells are still in excellent shape, ring true, and have held up incredibly well!
Great item!
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|Almost as good as the real thing!,
Since there is a history of hamsters in my life, my sisters (both adults, as am I) thought it would be a great laugh to send me the Hamster Runs inthe Wheel. It was! At first glance it looks alive. It will also scoot along the floor and bounce off of furniture. No feeding. No cleanup. A wonderful pet.
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|How cute!,
I ordered this as a joke for a friend, not expecting much really. But it actually works and is very cute. I don’t know who would normally buy this, but for me it was a perfect gag gift. The hard part is reaching in to turn him off. But other than that, it works great.
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|Fun-loving hamsters!,
This toy hamster is a great alternative to a real hamster, my children love it! And you don’t have the icky mess of cleaning up after a real hamster!
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|buying kids a new cell phone for texting in class hmmm great parenting
Well the one responsible for the whole mess would be the kid for texting in class. I wouldn’t get mad at the teacher because it overall wasn’t her fault.
If the school policy is no cell phones in school or in class and the teachers are allowed to take the phones away then NO the teacher is not responsible. If cell phones are allowed and the teacher is just ignoring the school policies and takes the phone away then in that case it would be her responsibility since she should never have had it anyways. But most likely the teacher would have every right to remove phones from students since i dont know ANY school where cell phone use is just allowed during class.