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Toddler Time
with Amauri Boyd, Sanford Community Adult Education
Come join our Toddler Time, a time for caregivers and their tots aged 18 months to 4 years! Led by a certified teacher/mom. This group is a casual time for toddlers to socialize with other toddlers and for caregivers to socialize with other caregivers. Our classroom is filled with developmentally appropriate toys and hands-on activities. We will meet every Friday morning from 9:00 am - 1100 am. Caregivers must attend with their tot.
No class Nov. 10
Elevate Your Garden: Unleash the Potential of Raised Bed Gardening
with Laura Tangerini, York Adult Education
So you want to learn how to make your vegetable or flower garden easier to manage and more bountiful at the same time? Raised bed gardening is the answer. During this class we will discuss all the specifics including site location, assembling and setup of bed and what kind of soil you need and how much. We'll dig in and prepare and plant a raised bed.and discuss the care of the garden including proper watering, the use of soil amendments and crop protection. We know that turning a confused gardener into a confident on is only a class away.
Classes held at Josias River Farm (171 Logging Rd, Cape Neddick, ME).
Gnocchi/Kopytka (Potato Dumplings)
with Sue Ligawiec Croteau, RSU 24 Adult Education
Learn how to make one of Poland's traditional dumplings from scratch. Similar to Italian gnocchi, we start with leftover mashed potatoes, incorporate our other ingredients, cook them and then learn how to finish the dish off to perfection. Sue will share her tips and tricks as we roll, form, cook, serve, and eat these tasty morsels of comfort food. Careful! These are addictively delicious.
Please bring containers to take home what we create.
Sue learned to cook authentic recipes by taking notes while her mother and aunts cooked. Sue loves to cook and share recipes, techniques, and best practices.
Peg Loom Weaving
with Margaret B. Russell, Portland Adult Education
Card Making with Katie!
with Katie Nickerson, Noble Adult & Community Education
Why buy a card from the store when you can make your own? NACE is excited to have Katie back to do some more "Stampin' Up" demonstrations to create beautiful cards that are great for special occasions. This Winter/Spring semester, Katie will show you how to create two different card designs in class from kits, each dedicated to a different theme. The cost of the class includes card kits for four total cards, two of which we will go over in class. Please bring glue and a pair of scissors with you. What are you waiting for? Lets get stampin'!
min. 4 / max. of 6 students per session You may purchase additional kits from katie for $5 if desired.
Grow Your Own Edible Mushrooms!
with Chris Knapp, Franklin County Adult Education
Mushrooms are fascinating and beautiful organisms that also offer opportunities for substantial food production in Maine. This workshop, led by North Spore educator Louis Giller, will share background and hands-on experience with some of the most reliable outdoor cultivation methods. Louis will start with a presentation explaining how to plan and execute log and bed cultivation with species including Shiitake, Wine Cap, Oysters, Chestnut, and Hen of the Woods. From there, we'll get outside and start inoculating, putting what we've learned into practice! Participants will be able to take home a freshly inoculated Shiitake log.
Date: Sunday, April 28, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Pay Instructor when you get to class. Cost: $30-80 sliding scale
For online registration:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScjqko9KLvGrmPXN8MOisrzJYmC2-dTrV019L8bPnGV0ab5lg/viewform
Senior Fitness SPRING
with Michelle Spencer, MSAD 52 Adult & Community Education
Reaching balanced wellness by working on strengthening and stretching the muscles, preventing falls, improving cardiovascular and bone density health.
This class is progressive and increases your overall well-being throughout the 6 week ZOOM session.
MONDAY Senior Fitness 9-10 am April 29-June 3.
Family Literacy April: Helping Hands: Recycling W24
with Kelli Gilzow Stowell, Augusta Adult and Community Education
Monthly Storytime Adventures are curated to include a copy of the storybook for each child registered. A comprehensive craft to accompany the book, along with a take-home and follow-up for parents/guardians to continue the discussions from our Adventure together. The outdoors, movement, and opportunity for creative outlet are encouraged.
These sessions are ideal for parents/guardians of children birth to 4 years. Parent/Guardian discussions will be monthly to discuss topics of how to integrate literacy into our lives with the assistance of Community Partners.