Parents, teachers and tutors can learn tops to help organize K-12 students. Activities for learning vocabulary, math facts and reading expository text will be made and played! Materials fee of $5 is payable to instructor in class (cash only, please).

Instructor: Michele Venne
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60119
Class #16461
July 23 6:30 – 8:30pm Fee: $29
1 Thursday K109

Keep your kids sharp this summer! In this workshop, you will learn activities and ideas to keep your kids’ skills sharp before heading back to school in the fall. An experienced educator and tutor will discuss reading and writing activities, math games and field trip ideas to expand a world of knowledge and to practice basic skills. This course is for parents of kids in grades 1 – 12. Your child’s teacher will thank you!

Instructor: Michele Venne
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60129
Class #24159
June 11 6:30 – 8:30pm
Fee: $29
1 Thursday K109

Through this multi - sensory hands - on course, students will learn how to support pre-verbal children, children with special needs, and all other hearing children’s language development and early literacy skills. Students will learn approximately 150+ signs in American Sign Language and leave with a better understanding of child development, early brain development and effective strategies to support the development of all children through a variety of learning modalities to increase school readiness. Adults only, please.

Instructor: Jenning Prevatte
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60116
Class #16462
July 13 – Aug 3 6 – 8:30pm
Fee: $69
4 Mondays J138

Learn what you need to know about Social Security. This course will provide an overview of all the programs dealing with retirement, survivors, disability, Medicare, and supplemental security income benefits. Handouts provided. Register early as this class fills quickly.

Instructor: Barbara Jackson, Social Security Administration
Subject: Cont_ed Course #400-10008
Class #14718
July 8 6 – 8pm
Fee: Free
1 Wednesday KSC208

Enjoy delicious healthy homegrown fruits and vegetables freshly picked from your garden. Learn how to prepare the soil, make compost, use organic fertilizers and soil amendments. Improving the soil is necessary to be able to grow in temperatures as high as 115 degrees! A resource list will be given of good sources where to purchase organic gardening products covered in the class.

Instructor: Jeffrey Schiller
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60078
Class #22866
June 29 6 - 10pm
Fee: $49
1 Monday J137

A professional faux painter shares her years of experience and secret tricks of the trade allowing you to create your own mouth-dropping walls. Her dual-roller method quickly creates a variety of looks – suede, marble, granite, southwest rustic or old world Tuscan. Learn the secret for creating perfect edges, how to rescue a wall from disaster, how to make your own glaze and more. A materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for the painting kit.

Instructor: Linda Coffman
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60059
Class #24157
June 8 6 – 8:30
Fee: $39*
1 Monday J140

Dual-rollers create so many looks that it takes a second class! Now that you know the basics of the double roller method, let’s learn tricks for incredible niches, tissue faux, how to revive old paneling, how to make raised bricks for old world textures and other ideas. No need for a new kit, but training DVD’s available for discount to remind you of what you saw in class.

Instructor: Linda Coffman
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60104
Class #24158
June 9 6 – 8:30pm
Fee: $39*
1 Tuesday J140

*Savings Package: 100-60110 #53083 Fee: $65

In this hands-on class, students will learn: • The parts and operation of a sewing machine, straight sewing, zigzag, zippers, button holes and specific stitches. • How to choose the correct patterns, pattern size, and how to follow pattern directions (cutting, fitting). • How to complete at least 2 garments. Students must provide own materials and sewing machine, and all will discussed in the first class. Register early as class size is very limited.

Instructor: Minoo Sadri
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60125
Class #24111
June 9 – July 16 6 – 8:30pm
Fee: $199
6 Tue/Thu J138

Come learn the history of these ancient arts in this fun and educational course! Whether you are a beginner or it’s been a long time, you will enjoy learning the knitting and crocheting skills that ties cultures and time together. No class July 6.

Instructor: Lindaruth Estes
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-10122
Class #24863
June 1 – July 13 1:30 – 3pm
Fee: $69
6 Mondays G137

If you can tie a knot, you can learn the art of Hand Tied Quilting! Tying refers to the technique of using thread, yarn or ribbon to pass through all three layers of a quilt. Make a small blanket, or group wall hangings, sewing all parts to a quilt by hand. Knowing how to quilt is not necessary. No class July 6.

Instructor: Lindaruth Estes
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-10123
Class #24864
June 1 – July 13 3:30 – 5pm
Fee: $69
6 Mondays G137

Are you looking for some extra income? Learn what mystery shopping is and how to get started. We will cover how to get assignments and evaluate places such as restaurants, drug stores, gas stations and car rental agencies. Class is based on the 10 years of experience of the instructor.

Instructor: Jeffrey Schiller
Subject: Cont_ed #100-60109
Class #16460
July 8 6 – 10pm
Fee: $45
1 Wednesday J136

Have you ever wondered whose voice you are listening to on TV and radio commercials? You too can become a professional Voiceover Artist! This fun and interactive class covers details of the industry, marketing and the importance of a demo tape. Be coached and recorded for a personal evaluation. Many have taken this class and become bona-fide professional Voice Actors!

Instructor is from Voices for All
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60065
Class #22860
June 12 12 - 2pm
Fee: $49
1 Friday KSC212

This overview course will provide students with comprehensive and relevant information pertaining to animal advocacy. It will prepare you with the necessary knowledge and resources required to put skills into action, while offering an array of volunteer opportunities and careers to choose from and pursue. You will also learn about contemporary animal issues, cultural assumptions and the differences between local, state, national and international organizations. Instructor: Roger Baker
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60124
Class #24160
June 2 – 16 6-8pm
Fee: $49
2 Tuesdays M123

Learn to convert vinyl records and music cassette tapes into digital files to listen to on your computer or made into CD’s, which will play in any CD, iPod, or mp3 player - by using the method of: a turntable, Plus Deck hardware (internal PC cassette deck) and a desktop PC computer. Other methods will also be demonstrated, using the latest USB technology (for both PC and MAC), and also new stand alone units not requiring a PC, that records directly to either a CD, flash drive or Secure Digital (SD) media card. Please bring a vinyl record and/or music cassette tape, blank CD and/or flash drive/Secure Digital media card.

Instructor: Jeffrey Schiller
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60091
Class #22858
July 1 6 - 10pm
Fee: $45
1 Wednesday J138

Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply find it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours, you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it! This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your acoustic guitar to class. You must be 18 to register for this course. Required materials are $30 and payable in class.

Instructor: Craig Coffman
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60120
Class #24164
June 11 6:30-9pm
Fee: $49
1 Thursday J139

You don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano! In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regular piano teachers teach note reading, piano professionals use chords. In this demonstration course, you can learn all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session. Any song, any style, any key! Required materials fee of $30 for workbook and CD is payable in class.

Instructor: Craig Coffman
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-90004
Class #24161
June 8 6:30 – 9:30pm
Fee: $39*
1 Monday M205

Learn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. This course will provide a practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings, and transposing - expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to ‘Instant Piano’ and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Required materials fee of $30 for workbook and CD payable in class.

Instructor: Craig Coffman
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-90030
Class #24162
June 9 6:30 – 9:30pm
Fee: $39*
1 Tuesday M205

*Savings Package: $65, Cont_ed Course #100-90031 #24163

Using several powerful Hollywood movies as guides, we will explore Campbell’s stages of the Hero’s Journey, that common theme in the inspirational stories of great human achievement and in many world religions. This hands-on, transformational class will activate your mythic imagination and provide you with skillful tools for navigating your own life quests, be they physical, psychological, or spiritual. Students will be required to prepare for discussions by renting and watching films outside of class.

Instructor: Richard Dance
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60126
Class #16444
July 9 – 30 7:15 – 9pm
Fee: $49
4 Thursdays J140

What would Casablanca have been like if first choice Ronald Reagan was cast instead of Humphrey Bogart? Is Citizen Kane really the best film ever made and why did the American Film Institute name it as such? What made Fargo arguably the best of the Coen Brothers’ quirky films? This class will explore the cultural impact of the 100 best films ever made. We’ll watch and discuss film clips from the American Film Institute’s 1998 picks for the 100 best films, and we’ll go all the way back to the silent era.

Instructor: Gary Sievers
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60127
Class #24112
June 1 – 10 6 – 9pm
Fee: $69
Mon/Wed J139

What would Wizard of Oz be without ‘Over the Rainbow’? How scary would Psycho be without Bernard Hermann’s score? Did you know that ‘My Heart Will Go On’ from Titanic was almost not used? In this lively and fun class, we’ll explore the impact of music in films. We’ll watch and discuss film clips of the American Film Institute’s picks for the 100 Best Film Music and Songs, and listen to some of the classical composers who wrote for films. Learn fun facts about music in the era of silent films and discover some little known trivia about music and film.

Instructor: Gary Sievers
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-60128
Class #24113
June 2 – 11 6 – 9pm
Fee: $69
Tue/Thu J136

The goal for this class is to show participants how to take charge of their feelings. This class is designed to help you become aware of who you are, how you got this way, and how to eliminate crippling feelings and thought patterns that cause anger, depression, fear, and guilt. All concepts are demonstrated and explained.

Instructor: Dr. Norman Nichol
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20096
Class #24115
June 3 – July 22 7:15 – 9:15pm
Fee: $89
8 Wednesdays M203

This class will introduce tools for self-discovery. You will explore your negative thoughts, negative beliefs, and barriers – and then learn how to conquer them. You will learn how to think more positively and live each day in a more positive way. The Instructor/Author’s book, Who’s Walking Around in Your Head With Muddy Boots? is optional and payable in class for $20.

Instructor: Sabra House
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20050
Class #16463
July 21 –6:30 8:30pm
Fee: $45
1 Tuesday J136

This class will help you focus on self healing and taking care of yourself from the inside out. You will learn the pressure points for relief of neck, back and shoulder problems, menopause, insomnia and digestive problems. Tai Chi will help you focus your energy, increase self awareness and stamina. No class July 6.

Instructor: Victoria Mogilner
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20032
Class #22846
June 1 – July 13 7 – 9pm
Fee: $89
6 Mondays J136

Learn the basics of meditation and simple, yet powerful techniques that you can take with you wherever you go to help deal with stress and, if so desired, to experience your holistic nature and a connection with all of life. A $15 fee for CD and book is payable to instructor in class.

Instructor: Carolyn Aligada
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20098
Class #24125
June 1 – 22 6 – 7:30pm
Fee: $59
4 Mondays J138

This follow-up to Beginning Meditation will cover additional mantras, the 8-fold Path of Patanjali, as well as an in-depth look at the Royal Path. A$15 fee for CD and book is payable to instructor in class. No class July 6.

Instructor: Carolyn Aligada
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20099
Class #24130
June 29 – July 27 6 – 7:30pm
Fee: $59
4 Mondays J140

Tarot has been used for centuries to divine hidden truths. In this class you will learn the history of Tarot and the symbology of each card. You will then use that knowledge to do readings! Bring an open mind, intuition and a deck of tarot cards. This is a fun, interactive class that can assist you on your life path. For instructor information regarding advice on purchasing Tarot decks, call 602.787.6800.

Instructor: Katherine Metcalf
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20009
Class #24165
June 2 – July 7 7 – 9pm
Fee: $69
6 Tuesdays J137

Learn how the planets and zodiac signs combine to create and reflect the real you! We will examine your birth charts in detail. Instructor needs birth date, exact time of birth, city & state of birth from each student.

Instructor: Katherine Metcalf
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20089
Class #24166
June 4 – July 9 7 – 9pm
Fee: $69
6 Thursdays J137

Develop or expand your ability with simple techniques of guided meditation and visualization from one of the most sought after psychics in the Southwest. Exercises include meeting your spirit guides, psychic healing and protection, and interactive/experiential ‘tuning in’ to people and animals that have crossed over. Dress in layers as room temperatures can vary.

Instructor: Carrie Shubert
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20001
Class #24167
June 23 – 30 6:30 – 10pm
Fee: $69
2 Tuesdays J136

Interested in more than a 3 dimensional life? Want to learn about tarot, psychometry, healing energy from a Reiki Master, Metaphysician, Tarot Card reader and instructor with over 30 yrs experience? Learn how to use your sixth sense, what auras are, how to spot “signs” happening in your life. This is an experiential class, be prepared to amaze yourself and have fun doing it. Learn how to fine tune your own “psychic” ability and have a good time doing so. You will learn in a few hours, what others take years to teach.

Instructor: Meria Heller
Subject: Cont_ed Course # 100-20091
Class #16464
July 28 7-9pm
Fee: $39
1 Tuesday J136

What is a medicine wheel? How can it help you get your life into balance? A sacred space just for you and it’s as easy as gathering 13 stones. This class will teach you what a medicine wheel is, and how to use one for emotional, spiritual, sexual, physical balance. Learn about your interdependence with all living forms on Earth and your place among them. Real spirituality can be very simple with simple tools to help you grow as you take your spiritual journey here on Earth. This class is perfect for environmentalists, spiritual seekers, and people who are new to spiritual journeying. Text is $20 and payable in class.

Instructor: Meria Heller
Subject: Cont_ed Course # 100-20093
Class #16465
July 15 6:30 – 9:30pm
Fee: $39
1 Wednesday J136

Numerology dates back centuries and can be used to enhance your everyday life. Learn how to identify what each number means, how to identify different personality characteristics in people you meet, and what your house and car numbers mean. This basic class will give you tools that can be utilized immediately. See how to use numerology to your advantage!

Instructor: Salie Christopher
Subject: Cont_ed course #100-20043
Class #24168
June 2, 9 6:30 – 9pm
Fee: $49
2 Tuesdays J139

Learn to trust your innate wisdom by exploring guided imagery. Guided imagery is a valuable holistic tool, bringing vibrational alignment of the body, mind and spirit for your spiritual journey of enlightenment. Bring a mat and pillow for meditation.

Instructor: Terri Love
Subject: Cont_ed Course #100-20100
Class #24126
June 8 6:30 – 8:30pm
Fee: $35
1 Monday J137

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Learn what you need to know about Social Security. This course will provide an overview of all the programs dealing with retirement, survivors, disability, Medicare, and supplemental security income benefits. Handouts provided. Register early as this class fills quickly.

Instructor: Barbara Jackson, Social Security Administration
Subject: Cont_ed Course #400-10008
Class #14718
July 8 6 – 8pm
Fee: Free
1 Wednesday KSC208