Wooden Musical Spoon Percussion Instrument Style: Modern Size: 20.00X4.00X3.50CM Material: wood Product overview A compact wooden percussion spoon designed for clear rhythmic play. Constructed from wood with precise workmanship, this instrument is lightweight, comfortable to hold, and built to resist breakage under normal classroom and home use. Its modern look and child friendly size make it suitable for preschool music activities and general rhythm practice. Key benefits Durable construction: Solid wood and careful finishing reduce the risk of splitting or damage during regular use. Comfortable and easy to use: Proper size and light weight provide a secure grip for small hands and relaxed playing for adults. Safe for early learners: Smooth surfaces and rounded edges minimize discomfort while playing, supporting use in preschool and classroom settings. Consistent percussion sound: Designed for reliable rhythmic tones that support rhythm learning and ensemble play. Portable and practical: Compact dimensions make it easy to include in classroom kits, music bags, or activity sets. Features and attributes Size: 20.00X4.00X3.50CM, suitable for children and adults. Material: wood with fine workmanship and smooth finish. Style: Modern appearance that fits classroom and home environments. Function: Handheld percussion spoon for rhythm, tempo practice, and accompaniment. Practical use scenarios Preschool music class: Use as a classroom percussion instrument to teach basic rhythm, beat keeping, and coordination. Parent and child activities: Simple to use for family music time, encouraging motor skill development and interactive play. Music teachers and workshops: Handy for group exercises, rhythm ensembles, and introductory percussion lessons. Care and handling Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Store in a dry place away from direct heat to maintain shape and finish. This wooden musical spoon provides a reliable, easy to use percussion option for educators, parents, and performers seeking a simple instrument for rhythm practice and early music education.