This magic touch guitar contains 6 touch strings, 6 notes, 3 sound levels, 2 modes and a button to activate the music. Adjustable volume 😄.
For musical education and development, it is interesting to introduce children to more complex musical instruments. These not only require a high degree of concentration, but also train motor skills.
Our miniature instruments inspire them to make music and generate an understanding of the connection between music, rhythm and movement. This in turn promotes sensory perception and ultimately also personal development.
For babies, the world is a great adventure, which they encounter anew every day with curiosity. The curiosity of little explorers is satisfied by innovative products that have been developed in cooperation with Kids II, a toy manufacturer known for its educational and multimedia products.
From elementary auditory training on the drum to early musical education on the interactive wooden piano, the Baby Einstein line combines cutting-edge technology with high-quality materials.
Award-winning Magic Touch technology represents the durability and value of a classic wooden toy, combined with the latest technology in today's musical toys.
The classic wooden toy produces realistic guitar sounds... like magic!
Switch between 2 guitar sounds: acoustic and banjo.
Responds to the child's strumming patterns to encourage self-development.
Cleaning: The knob-less wooden design makes it easy to clean. Do not immerse in water.
Operation: 3 AA/R6 batteries (included 🔋).
Musical Tip 🎶
To begin with, we have in our hands an instrument with which to recognize the colors and different sounds of the guitar.
String instruments, like this magic touch guitar, are divided into three types: bowed string (violin), struck string (piano) and plucked string (guitar).
It is a melodic instrument, so by playing sounds, we will create songs and rhythms.
Through string instruments, children will be able to learn about the different instruments that make up this family, how to use them and discover the different rhythms, sounds and ways of playing. In this way, it can be seen how with these instruments they improve their rhythmic, expressive and musical skills, as well as creativity through improvisation and composition, they learn to listen to others as well as themselves, learn to coordinate through rhythms, achieve individual and team goals, and integrate with other children.
There are countless activities that can be done to work with our little ones and with this instrument, rhythm, sound, etc. In this way we enhance skills such as coordination, laterality, concentration and multitasking.
Activities for recognizing high and low sounds, imitation games, free creation of melodies, etc.
Likewise, for correct execution, at more advanced ages, you can take a look at this video to work on finger coordination and thus improve finger placement when playing the guitar:
In the same way you can play with placing your fingers on our Magic Touch guitar.
