Montessori Music Activity Table – Sound & Rhythm

Our Montessori Music Activity Table made of high-quality wood is a versatile learning toy for children from 3 years old. Xylophone, drums, bell, cymbals, and rattle structures invite exploration – this way, first melodies arise quite intuitively.

Why parents & children love it

• Musical early education: Trains sense of rhythm, hearing, and creativity.
• Motor skills & coordination: Trains precise movements, hand-eye coordination, and bilateral playing.
• Focus & cognition: Promotes concentration, early pattern recognition, and joy of problem-solving.
• Safe & durable: Solid wood, rounded edges, water-based, saliva-resistant paints.
• For home & daycare: Stable, robust – ideal for daily music-making and role play.

Removable hand drum – music everywhere with you

Take-Away-Drum: The small drum can be removed with one hand. Children can use it in the room, in the garden, or while traveling – mobile music-making makes in-between moments creative and full of movement.

Advantages of the hand drum

• Flexible use at the table or separately
• Light & grippy for small hands
• Gentle, pleasant sound

Everything at a glance

• Instruments: With xylophone, drums, bell, cymbals, and rattles
• Material: High-quality natural wood, water-based paints
• Safety: Smooth surfaces, rounded edges
• Recommended age: from 3 years
• Places of use: Children's room, playgroup, daycare, music corner
• Care: Wipeable with a damp cloth

Dimensions & scope of delivery

• Dimensions: approx. 40 × 30 × 20 cm
• Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
• Scope of delivery: 1x Montessori music activity table with integrated xylophone, drums, bell, cymbals, and rattles

Educational added value according to Montessori

• Discover independently: Open play instead of pre-made melodies
• Sensory development: Consciously perceive colors, pitch, vibrations
• Making music together: Ideal family and group setting

Tip: Place simple rhythm cards or color-melody cards next to it – this way colors are directly linked with sounds and children compose their first "songs".