'All Elephants' (Teachers)

The Ukulele has 4 strings they are called A E C and G 

To help us remember the names of the strings we can say this rhyme;

     All

Elephants

Can

Grumble!

We can turn this into a simple piece.

• Use a ‘Held’ thumb to play each string four times through.
• Play all the strings (A, E, C, G) twice through
• The first time you play it say the rhyme to go with the first pick of the string;

  “All          Elephants        Can        Grumble!”

   A A A A               E E E E                                 C C C C               G G G G

• The second time through say the string name instead of

the rhyme word.

• We use crotchet notes throughout this piece

Teachers!

• If you're accompanying your class learning these beginner pieces and would like an extra challenge...!

• These are the chords that are played while the picking of the individual strings are performed.

• Try playing them at the same time as your class plays the part above. Play them once every 4 beats

• Watch out for the 'G' chord - it's a little tough!

• Take careful note of the fingering numbers to use, they will help!

• If you would like to print these off please click here...