Tambourine Goki UC086 — wooden handheld musical toy, for ages 3+, 80 g, brown/metallic

Goki UC086 is a wooden handheld tambourine designed for children aged 3 and older. With an 80 g lightweight wooden frame finished in brown and fitted with metallic jingles, the tambourine provides a simple, safe percussion option for early music activities. Its compact size and balanced weight make it suitable for small hands, enabling children to explore rhythm, timing and coordination through play and group music-making.

Advantages

The tambourine combines a sturdy wooden frame with securely attached metallic jingles to produce a clear, consistent sound while remaining durable for regular use. Its low weight and ergonomic shape help reduce fatigue during play and lessons. The design is straightforward and free of small detachable parts, supporting safe use by young children under appropriate supervision. Materials and construction prioritize tactile feedback and reliable acoustic response for rhythm practice and classroom activities.

Suitable for

• Early childhood music education and rhythm exercises
• Preschool group activities and sing-alongs
• Sensory development and motor skills practice
• Home music play and introductory percussion lessons

Key specifications

• Type: handheld tambourine (toy musical instrument)
• Material: wooden frame with metallic jingles
• Weight: approximately 80 g
• Color: brown frame with metallic-colour jingles
• Recommended minimum age: 3 years

How to use

Hold the tambourine by the wooden frame and strike or shake it gently to produce jingling sounds. Vary grip, stroke strength and movement to create different rhythmic patterns and dynamics. The instrument can be tapped with the hand, shaken in time with music, or used to mark beats during singing and clapping exercises. Supervise children during use and ensure the tambourine is used as intended to avoid excessive force that could damage the frame or jingles.

Usage recommendations

For best results, integrate the tambourine into short, structured activities: simple call-and-response rhythms, steady-beat exercises, and cooperative ensemble play. Clean the wooden surface with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to preserve the wood and metal parts.