Kids Ukulele Boot Camp · Ages 7-12 · Orange County, CA

A five-day
music vacation.

Mr. Tiny Jam's Ukulele Boot Camp takes total beginners from their very first strum on Monday to a real group recital for family on Friday. Small groups, big smiles, no experience needed.

5 days, 1 hour a day
3:00 to 4:00 PM
Max 5 kids per camp
Ukuleles provided
Friday family recital
The Week

Monday first strum, Friday first show.

Each day builds on the last with short lessons, rhythm games, and group play, so kids stay engaged and never feel overloaded. Here's the journey:

Day 1

Introduction Day

Meet the ukulele, learn its parts, play rhythm games, and strum a first chord.

Day 2

Chord Building

Reinforce the first chord, add a second, and start playing along with real music.

Day 3

Progression Day

Combine chords into progressions and build confidence playing as a group.

Day 4

Rehearsal Day

Polish the recital song, practice as an ensemble, and run a mock performance.

Day 5

Recital Day!

A short, supportive recital for parents and family, with certificates to celebrate.

Pricing

Simple, small-group pricing.

Camps run with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 students so every kid gets personal attention. Spots are first come, first served.

Ukulele Boot Camp

$60 / session · $300 for the week
  • Five 1-hour sessions, Monday to Friday
  • Ukulele provided during camp
  • All learning materials included
  • Friday recital with certificates
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Premium Package

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  • A ukulele your child keeps after camp
  • Play-along access and bonus practice materials
  • One complimentary 1-hour private lesson
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Private Lessons

After camp · alumni discount
  • One-on-one lessons that build on camp skills
  • Personalized pacing and steady progress
  • Special rate for boot camp families
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Mr. Tiny Jam mascot artwork here
(from the playbook cover)
Meet Your Instructor

Hi, I'm Mr. Tiny Jam.

Placeholder bio for Jimmy Tran: teaching background, years playing, and why he started the boot camp. Two or three warm sentences aimed at parents, ending with the recital as the payoff.

Add one or two parent testimonials here after the first camp wraps.

Watch & Listen

Hear what a week sounds like.

Five short demo songs from Mr. Tiny Jam. Each one is a real song kids learn at boot camp. Follow along on social media, then come play them yourself.

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Parent FAQ

Good questions, quick answers.

What will my child learn?
The parts of the ukulele and proper instrument care, rhythm and timing, beginner strumming patterns, simple chords, and how to play with a group, all leading to a short recital on the final day.
Does my child need any music experience?
Not at all. The program is designed for complete beginners ages 7 to 12. Ukuleles and all learning materials are provided.
What should my child bring?
A water bottle and a positive attitude. If your child has their own ukulele they're welcome to bring it, but one is provided during camp either way.
What if my child misses a day?
Each day builds on the last, so missed days are not refundable. With at least 24 hours' notice, a missed session may be credited toward one private make-up lesson.
What happens if weather interrupts a session?
We'll try to reschedule first. If families agree, the session may move indoors to a suitable location. If neither works, that day is refunded in full.
How do we sign up?
Reach out by email or text with your child's name and age. Once the schedule is confirmed and the minimum group size is met, you'll receive payment details (Zelle or Venmo) and the participation agreement to lock in the spot.
Reserve a Spot

Ready for a week of music?

Enrollment is first come, first served, and each camp caps at 5 kids. Here's how it works:

  1. Email or text with your child's name and age.
  2. We'll confirm the week, time, and park location.
  3. Complete payment and the participation agreement to lock in the spot.