🎵 Part 1: Chord Knowledge

1. Which three chords are we learning to play in our song?

A, D, E

C, G, F

G, D, A

F, C, Am

2. What does WALT mean in our music lessons?

W_____________ A_____________ L_____________ T_____________

3. Circle the correct finger positions for playing chords:

Use fingertips to press strings

Keep thumb behind the neck

Press very hard on all strings

Curve fingers like holding a small ball

4. When changing chords, what should you try to do?

Stop playing completely

Change as quickly as possible

Keep the rhythm steady

Play louder

🎼 Part 2: Playing Skills

5. Our strumming pattern is down-down-up. Draw arrows to show this pattern:

6. List the chord changes in order for our song:

Start with _____ chord, then change to _____ chord, then to _____ chord.

7. What helps you keep a steady beat when playing with others?

8. Describe one thing that was tricky about changing chords and how you can practise it:

⭐ Part 3: Self-Assessment

9. Rate yourself on today's success criteria (tick one box for each):

I can play C, G, and F chords correctly:

I need more help

I can do this sometimes

I can do this well

I can change chords without stopping:

I need more help

I can do this sometimes

I can do this well

10. What would you like to learn next on the ukulele?

Three Chord Ukulele Song

Three Chord Ukulele Song

🎵 Part 1: Chord Knowledge

🎼 Part 2: Playing Skills

⭐ Part 3: Self-Assessment

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