Join Amanda for a relaxed and inspiring acrylic painting experience as she guides you step by step through creating a painting you can be proud of! This class is designed to be enjoyable for all skill levels, so you can paint with confidence—no prior experience needed. Within two hours, you’ll watch your canvas come to life as you learn simple techniques, explore color, and express your creativity in a fun, encouraging environment. By the end of the session, you’ll leave with a finished painting you can truly be proud to share! Saguaro at Sundown - Cactus & Sunset Moonlit Mushrooms - Mushrooms & Butterfly Carried by the Current - Sea Turtles

This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

This parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.

This course is best suited for 10 to 13-year-olds interested in learning the current practices of caring for young children and how to manage their babysitting business. Students will learn safety and injury prevention, CPR, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants and how to handle behavior problems. Students receive a reference book, handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit.

Come join FRC 4607 CIS for Lego Robotics! This is a fun filled camp for students entering 4th-6th grade. During this four-day camp, students will work as teams learning how to build and program a robot to complete challenges. The teams will come together to compete against each other to see who can build and program the best robot. This class uses Legos as our structure and teaches skills like programming, design and teamwork.

Join FRC 4607 CIS for Robo Ramp-Up! This camp brings engineering and design elements into fun games. Students entering 7th-9th grade work to build the best robots out of a kit of parts to compete in daily challenges. These students will learn design, programing, strategy and teamwork in this fun-filled four-day camp.

Discover the relaxing and rewarding craft of crochet! In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn the essential skills to get started, including how to hold your hook, create basic stitches, and read a simple pattern. If you want to learn to crochet and have never picked up a hook or needle, this is the class for you! The main focus will be on holding the hook and yarn and learning basic stitches. We will be working on a dish cloth as a project - go as slow or as quickly as you wish! We will provide a yarn and a crochet hook for you to use and to take home.

***BEGINNER GYMNASTICS IS FOR AGES 4-5 YEARS OLD LOCATED IN THE GYMNASTICS ROOM - BECKER HIGH SCHOOL, BULLDOG ENTRANCE DOOR #5

GRADES K - 2LOCATED IN THE GYMNASTICS ROOM - BECKER HIGH SCHOOL, BULLDOG ENTRANCE DOOR #5

In this class you will learn the do's and don'ts of sourdough bread making. You will learn how to make your own sourdough bread, how to do the stretch-N-folds, shape and score the bread. You will get a couple recipes and your own starter so you can start making your own bread! Please bring: a medium size bowl and a wooden spoon. What's included: Bread flour, salt, spring water, jar and rubber band for starter, plastic bowl cover andparchment pape

Want to know how to keep your sourdough starter alive and start making delicious discard recipes? In this class you will receive an active starter and make delicious sourdough discard recipes in our 2 hour class. You will be paired up with 1 or 2 people and each group will make a different recipe. When completed, we will then enjoy each other's treats. We will discuss the do's and don'ts of sourdough and recipes for all the goodies we make.