
Meet Mr. Cuckoo and friends as they discover the ukulele, learn its parts like tuning pegs and strings, and practice kid-friendly songs such as row row row your boat.
Identify the ukulele's parts—body, neck, head, strings, tuning pegs, frets, soundhole, and bridge—so kids learn the instrument's anatomy and start practicing.
Explore the story of the ukulele, from three men from Portugal in Hawaii to the king, as the instrument earns its name from flea and jumping and spreads music.
Explore strings and frets on the ukulele with a hands-on challenge that teaches string and fret numbers, finger placement, and plucking sequences to build musical confidence.
Learn to keep a steady beat with a lollipop drum and drumstick, exploring slow, fast, loud, and soft dynamics. Practice tapping on different surfaces with Mr. Uku to reinforce rhythm.
Learn to apply the steady beat on the ukulele by holding it correctly, thumb strumming on all four strings, and playing songs like row row row your boat with posture.
Join a playful guessing game to figure out which sound belongs to the ukulele, as kids identify drums, piano, kalimba, and guitar.
Learn to read the ukulele C chord chart and press the first string third fret, then strum to play the C chord. Practice recognizing the C chord on the chart.
Kids engage in a fun blindfold C chord challenge, feeling strings and frets to locate and form the C chord on the ukulele, then verify with the yellow dot.
Master the C chord on ukulele with guided finger placement and steady strumming. Practice along with Old MacDonald and friends, recording progress.
Mr. Uku guides kids to find the C chord on the ukulele, using the chord chart to locate the first string on the third fret, turning practice into a game.
Learn the F chord on ukulele with the eagle's claw technique, practice transitioning from the C chord, and enjoy a fun, kid-friendly game of happy and sad faces.
Create your own ukulele song using C and F chords, practicing together as you sing and play.
Practice daily 15 to 30 minutes to master the g chord on ukulele, using three-dots chart and finger placement on strings and frets, then combine g with c and f.
Tackle the G chord challenge and the C, G, F chord challenge on ukulele, counting reps within 20 seconds and 30 seconds to improve accuracy, speed, and tone.
Prepare for the concert day by practicing ukulele with c, f, and g chords and steady strumming as you play kid-friendly songs like the wheels on the bus.
This course is all about getting to know the ukulele, falling in love with the instrument, and learning its basics in a fun and creative way.
Our objectives are:
Familiarizing with the ukulele
Identifying the parts of the ukulele
Proper posture and effective ways of pressing the strings
Basic downward strumming
Basic musical timing (steady beat)
Playing the C - F - G Chords
Chord chart reading
Playing 11 different children's songs, plus creating your own song.
Encouraging the habit of practicing playing an instrument
Building self confidence
Having fun!
Table of Contents
Episode 1 - Meeting Mr. Uku
Episode 2 - Parts of the Ukulele
Episode 3 - The Story of the Ukulele
Episode 4 - Strings and Frets Challenge
Episode 5 - Learning the Steady Beat
Episode 6 - Applying the Steady Beat on the Ukulele
Episode 7 - Which One is the Ukulele?
Episode 8 - The C Chord Chart
Episode 9 - Fun C Chord Challenge
Episode 10 - Reviewing and Playing the C Chord
Episode 11 - Finding the C Chord Chart
Episode 12 - The F Chord
Episode 13 - Creating Your Own Song Using C and F Chord
Episode 14 - The G Chord
Episode 15 - The G Chord Challenge
Episode 16 - The Concert Day
You don’t need a ukulele to begin—just bring your curiosity!