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Identifying Frauds & Scams
with NDEC Instructor, Lake Region & Fryeburg Area Adult Education
Learn about the different types of internet fraud and scams, the dos and don’ts of protectingyourself online and what to do if you have experienced online fraud or abuse.
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This class is offered free to State of Maine residents only, fees will be assessed for out of state registrations
Deer Fawn Paint Night
with Shirley Anderson, MSAD 11 Gardiner Area Adult & Community Education (adulted@msad11.org) 207-582-3774
Come Paint a beautiful Owl and bring a friend. This class is for beginners with step by step instructions.
Handbuilding Pottery April 25-May 30
with Patricia Hayes, MSAD #37 Adult & Community Education
Handbuilding encompasses the use of four types of clay. Each clay including porcelain, terra cotta, white stoneware, and brown stoneware will have its own hand-built project. There is an additional $20 material fee due to the instructor the first night of class. Limited to 6 participants during each session
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Homemade Candy and Other Delights
with Jessica Steele, Five Town CSD Adult & Community Education
Why not make candy! Let’s get together for a three-hour class to go over some of Jessica’s favorite treats. We will go over how to make homemade chocolate, turtles, peanut butter cups, peppermint patties, chocolate covered pretzels, coconut clusters, salted caramels, candy nuts, caramel corn, and maybe even maple fudge. We will learn the basic tools and materials, ingredients, recipes, and step-by-step process. Impress everyone with some new recipes that I am sure will be their favorites!
Stained Glass for Beginners Spring 2024
with Dusty Trombley, Piscataquis Valley Adult Education Cooperative
Students will learn the Tiffany style of stained glass, consisting of cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering. All tools and supplies are included for the first three pieces. Students will create a beginner learning piece, a night light, and a candle holder. Students can purchase additional materials from the instructor if they choose to make more pieces.
Dusty Trombley has been working with stained glass for over 40 years. She has taught over 1000 people in many different adult ed classes. She has done a lot of repair work including church windows and developed pieces from photographs. Dusty enjoys the creativity that glass allows.
Dusty welcomes students of all ages however, students under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
Yoga + Strength
with ELYSE RUDNER, MSAD #37 Adult & Community Education
This hour long class will ground students in yoga postures and breathing and once warmed up we will incorporate gentle strength training for core and upper body. Class will conclude with guided relaxation. All experience levels are welcome. The instructor will offer modifications. Please join us for this wellness opportunity!
Students will need a yoga mat. Yoga blocks 3"x6"x9" suggested, but not required. We will have supplies, such as mats and blocks, available for purchase.
Basic Landscape Drawing
with Patrick Corey, Windham/Raymond Adult Education
There's no better way to draw a landscape than to experience and observe it in person. Learn about the tools, materials, and techniques plein air artists use to capture their natural surroundings using pencil and wash on paper. The initial class will take place inside where observational drawing, composition, approach, and supplies will be discussed. The following three classes will take place at selected locations within five miles of the WRAE classroom. A suggested supply list will be provided.
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How We Move Forward, Better and Stronger
with Benefits and Beyond LLC, Merrymeeting Community & Adult Education
Discover resilience in challenging times with 'How We Move Forward, Better and Stronger,' a comprehensive three-part series. Part 1 equips participants with tools to identify workplace stressors, build communicative structures, and handle change. Part 2 focuses on challenging negative attitudes, promoting optimism, and coping with organizational norms. In Part 3, learn to navigate difficult workplace conversations for reduced stress, increased confidence, and improved relationships. Elevate your skills for better career opportunities.