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The Ukulele gang 

After-school ukulele group for Grade 4 and 5 students.

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Hosted by Marie-Claude Landry, the Ukulélé Gang group is designed for children who want to learn how to play the ukulele while exploring rhythm, coordination, and musical expression in a motivating and collaborative environment.

 

These group lessons allow students to discover the basics of the instrument, play together, and build a strong connection with music.

 

What the group includes:

• Introduction to the ukulele (basic chords, finger placement, posture)
• Rhythmic games and motor coordination activities
• Learning accessible and upbeat songs
• Introduction to basic tablature reading
• Active listening and group accompaniment activities
• Preparation for a group performance (staging and shared enjoyment)

Important information:

 

Groups are made up of 6 to 10 children to promote individualized learning in a dynamic atmosphere. The Marie-Sol approach allows students to progress at their own pace while fostering curiosity, consistency, and confidence.

 

Why choose Ukulélé Gang?

To experience music in a group setting, learn a joyful and accessible instrument, develop practical musical skills, and have fun along the way.

 

Schedule & fee:

Wednesdays after school from 2:35 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
$195

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