HISTORY
The ukulele is the official instrument here.
HAWAII
The body of the ukulele is made of this.
WOOD or KOA
This part is where you find the name of who made the ukulele. It also has the tuners and it's where the strings start.
HEAD or HEAD STOCK
This is what you can use to play the ukulele instead of your fingers.
PICK
This is McG's favorite animal.
CATS! Lots and lots of cats.
This is the crop that the islands of Hawaii had in common with Madeira.
SUGAR or SUGAR CANE
What did the factory use to cut out the body pieces?
A LASER
This is the main part of the instrument, and it's hollow inside.
THE BODY
This has 88 keys and is large and black.
PIANO or KEYBOARD
Miss Stewart plans to teach what subject?
ELA or LANGUAGE ARTS
How did people travel from Madeira to Hawaii?
BOATS or SHIPS
Koa wood is only found where?
HAWAII
This part of the instrument has 12 frets.
THE NECK
This white colored object is used to write or draw things on it that can be erased quickly and easily.
WHITE BOARD
This is the word for beats in music, or patterns of beats in music.
RHYTHM
Where did the people on Madeira originally come from?
PORTUGAL
This is what the strings are made out of.
NYLON
This part can be adjusted to make the ukulele's strings sound higher or lower.
TUNERS or TUNING PEGS
There is a pink one of these on the keyboard and a tiny yellow one on the tall table.
DUCK or RUBBER DUCK
Today is the second day of this month.
AUGUST
The name of the island near Portugal.
MADEIRA
When two slices of wood that are next to each other are used to make the ukulele, these pieces are said to be....
BOOK MATCH or BOOK MATCHED
Name the strings in order.
G C E A Giant Crabs eat Apples
or
A E C G Apples Crabs Eat Giant
There are 7 of these sitting on the teacher desk and when you press on them they make a sound.
CATS or KITTENS
The name of the mannequin in corner 4.
MANNY