In this class, you will learn the names of the ukulele strings and four basic ukulele chords (C, C7, F, and G). In addition, you will learn and practice two simple ways to strum. It will help if students have taken the Introduction to Ukulele Class or already have knowledge about the ukulele string names and parts of the ukulele.  During class, you will play your first, easy, one-chord songs like, "Row, Row, Row Your Boat", The Farmer in the Dell", and “Are You Sleeping?.  If time allows, we will look at some two-chord songs and three-chord songs for students to take away and practice at their own pace at home. For class, you will need a ukulele that is already tuned.  If you have never played before, you can join this class to get the basics that will help you be well on your way to playing simple songs.  I also suggest that you sign up for my Introduction to Ukulele Class that will help build a foundation before Class 1.  In Class 1, I will model each chord and give students opportunity to practice each one before we move into using the chords to play a song/songs together.  Each class session has different learner needs. I may speed up or slow down, depending on the progress of the learners in each class. After this class, there are four other classes that I teach to help students increase their skills with new chords and songs to practice.  Every student learns at a different pace.  Class size will determine individual attention to needs.  It is also important for cameras to be positioned so that I can see student hands and ukuleles for better assistance.  Some younger students may not have complete development of their fine motor skills and may find that manipulating chords with their fingers is difficult.  Since every child is different and unique, you as the parent can determine if you think they are ready based on their motor skills development. If you wish for your child to get more on on one attention through a private lesson, please message me, and I would be happy to accommodate.