Into the Wild

1. Stoicism: look at problems or challenges as opportunities for growth and becoming a cooler person. 
    
    
   2. Get as much from each exercise as you can. Dont burn through them just to get them done. Meat off the bones. 
    
   3. Record parts to play or sing to. 
    
   4. Warm up with c major scale starting in lower registers and working up. 
    
   5. Practice singing loud, play loud!
    
   6. Look up and learn good camp songs. 
    
   7. Make sure to print or screenshot everything before you split. 

1.  
   You can find an accurate tab for Please Don’t Go here:

https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/abbey_glover/please_dont_go_ukulele_2493279

with the only correction I found being this chord towards the end of the chorus:

Reading

1. Practice in chunks using rule of five where you dont move on until you can play the chunk correctly five times in a row with no mistakes.  
2. build up chunks.  
3. Practice to metronome at 60 bpm.  
4. Sing along with notes as you play.  
5. Memorize chunks before practicing them with rule of five.  

Foot off the Brakes

1. foot on the gas. 
2. Keep phrases consistent.  
3. Sing louder from core, falsetto needs double push.  
4. Good luck on performance! 

Melodies and Faces

1. Sing loud! 
2. figure out the melody on the uke and practice to that before chords.  
3. Go as slow as you need to.  
4. Keep the pressure coming from your diaphragm.  
5. Believe in yourself! !!
6. practice in the mirror and eliminate faces.  
7. Keep head level.  
8. Play loud! 

Loud Noises

1. Make sure to manage your internal landscape. Don't let monkey brain win.  
2. Focus on maintaining internal and vokume in practice.  
3. Work out melody on uke and practice to exact notes  
4. go as slow as needed.  
5. Final steps are to practice melody over chords in chunks on uke.  

First Day!

1. IWork on the chords for Black Sheep on guitar (Em, G, Bm7) one at a time, slowly fretting in order of the strings from low to high. Step up to going back and forth between two chords at a time once you have a good feel for each chord by itself, then two chords to a metronome, and finally the chords as they appear in the song.

2. Focus on trying to sing as loud as possible without having any facial reactions. Work on not reacting to your mistakes or reacting negatively in general. Practicing in front of a mirror can help if you’re not sure what sort of faces you might be making.

3. Leave a comment here on your page after each practice briefly summing up your practice, what you worked on, what went well, and what gave you trouble or still needs work for next time.

   Lyrics/chords:

    https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/metric/black_sheep_chords_1086822