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product_id: 4133516
title: "First Note FN150 Firstnote Slide Whistle (Color May Vary)"
brand: "grover"
price: "€ 10.58"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Grover"
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# Precise pitch control with slide Playable in any key Safe for ages 3+ First Note FN150 Firstnote Slide Whistle (Color May Vary)

**Brand:** grover
**Price:** € 10.58
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Slide into fun and skill—where childhood meets cool creativity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** First Note FN150 Firstnote Slide Whistle (Color May Vary) by grover
- **How much does it cost?** € 10.58 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- grover enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted grover brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Kid-Safe & Durable:** Rounded edges and sturdy build for worry-free play.
- • **Therapy-Ready Design:** Boosts lip strength, fine motor skills & sound imitation.
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** Take your playful creativity anywhere, anytime.
- • **Instant Cartoon Vibes:** Create iconic sound effects effortlessly—be the life of every gathering.
- • **Versatile Musical Fun:** Master any tune with smooth slide pitch control.

## Overview

The First Note FN150 Slide Whistle blends classic vaudeville charm with modern playability, offering precise pitch control via its smooth slide mechanism. Designed for ages 3 and up, it’s a safe, lightweight instrument perfect for early childhood music development, therapy, and playful sound effects. Crafted from metal and plastic with a brass slide handle, it delivers clear, loud tones and encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and oral strength—all wrapped in a colorful, durable package.

## Description

Music is a very important aspect of early childhood development. Great way for pre-school and Elementary students to learn how to make music. Assorted colors.

Review: Great Therapy Toy For Multiple Skills - I'm going to preface this by saying that my reasons for rating this well have nothing to do with durability. I think this is a toy that if left unattended with a very boisterous child could be easily broken any number of ways, either them stepping on it, or using it as a sword or a drumstick. Especially if we're talking about your typical little boy, anything can become a sword or a lightsaber super fast. No, my rating is based on the fact that I'm keeping this up high and closely supervising it. I'm using it to target multiple therapy goals for our son, who has a host of things going on with him that come with global developmental delays and some sensory issues. I think if treated gently, this thing will be durable enough for what we need, and because he's a chewer who likes to run with things he's chewing on sometimes, I consider it a safety risk to leave this alone with him unsupervised. So I'm targeting multiple things with this: acceptance of novel toys, especially sound ones, working on improving his lip strength with the goal of helping him long term be able to produce certain sounds that require pursing and blowing out on the lips (like p and b), working on fine motor, working on imitation, working on following instructions, and working at increasing functional oral use to cut down on chewing. One of the things I love about this is that the slide allows it to produce a lower tone. Because he's sensitive to sound, right now we're starting with the slide out all the way when we blow in it, because the all the way in tone is too high for him to tolerate well at this time and use the toy functionally, and just this week we're finally having success with him blowing in it to produce a sound. I like the way the slide is made, because I think it will allow him to manipulate it when we get to the point where we're working on the fine motor part of this task. And once he's working that and tolerating the higher tones better, we'll up the anti to imitation and holding out the notes longer. I honestly think this is a cool therapy toy. If you are using it for a special needs kiddo with lip strength, imitation, and motor planning struggles you may need to use your fingers in the beginning to help purse their lips to give them the idea of what they should be doing, but I'd fade out the use of that as soon as possible. For our little guy I'm still having to remind him to blow into it to make the sound, but I'm going to be fading that one as soon as I can as well. Right now, I'm super excited because he's starting to be able to produce a whistle tone with this! I also think this toy, if gently cared for, is going to be durable enough. But if you know your kiddos are more "Wrestle Mania" then "Mozart", maybe supervise this one or get them an actual recorder, because those are made of much thicker plastic...
Review: Sounds great! - Got this for my daughte'rs birthday. It's plastic but it's pretty well made. The slide handle is brass. Seems like it will be hard t break. For the kids, this one is safer than the all metal ones. There are no sharp edges on this. It's very loud and has a clear sound. If you're musically inclined and take your time with it, you can actually play notes and songs on it. Like playing a fretless stringed instrument, it will take some practice to get your intonation down but this can be a legit musical instrument. As to be expected, given the size of the instrument, it only takes small movements of the slide to hit different notes. I was able to play several songs on it the first day. Easy to play and can sound as goofy as your favorite cartoons with no effort. VERY FUN!

## Features

- Originally developed for use on the vaudeville stage; fun for grown-up kids, cartoon sound effects, and band
- Can be played in any key
- Ages 3 years and up
- The Package Dimensions of the Product is 13.6"H x 3.2"L x 2"W

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003B0YEZ8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #486,482 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #905 in Noisemaker Toys |
| Brand | Grover |
| Brand Name | Grover |
| Color | Basic pack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,472 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Painted |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00082562070929 |
| Included Components | Whistle |
| Instrument Key | A |
| Item Dimensions | 2.2 x 1 x 12.6 inches |
| Item Type Name | Whistle |
| Item Weight | 1.12 ounces |
| Manufacturer | KMC Music Inc |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FN150 |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic |
| Model Name | Firstnote |
| Model Number | FN150 |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 082562991507 082562070929 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer. |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Basic pack
- **Brand:** Grover
- **Instrument Key:** A
- **Style:** Modern
- **Item Weight:** 0.07 Pounds

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Therapy Toy For Multiple Skills
*by A***I on June 7, 2017*

I'm going to preface this by saying that my reasons for rating this well have nothing to do with durability. I think this is a toy that if left unattended with a very boisterous child could be easily broken any number of ways, either them stepping on it, or using it as a sword or a drumstick. Especially if we're talking about your typical little boy, anything can become a sword or a lightsaber super fast. No, my rating is based on the fact that I'm keeping this up high and closely supervising it. I'm using it to target multiple therapy goals for our son, who has a host of things going on with him that come with global developmental delays and some sensory issues. I think if treated gently, this thing will be durable enough for what we need, and because he's a chewer who likes to run with things he's chewing on sometimes, I consider it a safety risk to leave this alone with him unsupervised. So I'm targeting multiple things with this: acceptance of novel toys, especially sound ones, working on improving his lip strength with the goal of helping him long term be able to produce certain sounds that require pursing and blowing out on the lips (like p and b), working on fine motor, working on imitation, working on following instructions, and working at increasing functional oral use to cut down on chewing. One of the things I love about this is that the slide allows it to produce a lower tone. Because he's sensitive to sound, right now we're starting with the slide out all the way when we blow in it, because the all the way in tone is too high for him to tolerate well at this time and use the toy functionally, and just this week we're finally having success with him blowing in it to produce a sound. I like the way the slide is made, because I think it will allow him to manipulate it when we get to the point where we're working on the fine motor part of this task. And once he's working that and tolerating the higher tones better, we'll up the anti to imitation and holding out the notes longer. I honestly think this is a cool therapy toy. If you are using it for a special needs kiddo with lip strength, imitation, and motor planning struggles you may need to use your fingers in the beginning to help purse their lips to give them the idea of what they should be doing, but I'd fade out the use of that as soon as possible. For our little guy I'm still having to remind him to blow into it to make the sound, but I'm going to be fading that one as soon as I can as well. Right now, I'm super excited because he's starting to be able to produce a whistle tone with this! I also think this toy, if gently cared for, is going to be durable enough. But if you know your kiddos are more "Wrestle Mania" then "Mozart", maybe supervise this one or get them an actual recorder, because those are made of much thicker plastic...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sounds great!
*by T***N on January 16, 2017*

Got this for my daughte'rs birthday. It's plastic but it's pretty well made. The slide handle is brass. Seems like it will be hard t break. For the kids, this one is safer than the all metal ones. There are no sharp edges on this. It's very loud and has a clear sound. If you're musically inclined and take your time with it, you can actually play notes and songs on it. Like playing a fretless stringed instrument, it will take some practice to get your intonation down but this can be a legit musical instrument. As to be expected, given the size of the instrument, it only takes small movements of the slide to hit different notes. I was able to play several songs on it the first day. Easy to play and can sound as goofy as your favorite cartoons with no effort. VERY FUN!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun
*by D***T on April 14, 2023*

Lots of fun. Decent quality sound.

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*Last updated: 2026-07-27*