I have been learning to play the ukulele and today we are going public with our first ukulele song- some of you may know it!
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Allanah is now working as a MoE Learning PLD Facilitator with CORE Education.
From 2005 to 2015 this blog reflected the learning of children at Appleby, Brightwater and Clifton Terrace Schools in Nelson.
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3 comments:
That is awesome ukelele playing Ms Allanah! Your chord changes were very smooth indeed - which is always one of the more difficult parts of playing a guitar or ukelele. Well done!
I thought that sounded really good.The music and singing were really good.
A teacher of many many talents. Well done all of you. Happy Holidays Moturoa.
Mrs Eden and Room 13 Richmond Primary.
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