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Paint an outdoor barn quilt that will last. It can be used indoors as well. Wood is not used. Your barn quilt blank is ready to have your design applied. Choose from 48+ patterns and a rainbow of colors the day of class. Designs range from simple to complex. You will need to bring yellow Delicate FrogTape (1.41 width is best-it can be purchased at a hardware store), hairdryer and a heavy-duty extension cord. 

Cut Flower Essentials - A Workshop at Heather's Garden

This hands-on workshop is perfect for flower lovers and beginners looking to learn the basics of growing beautiful blooms. What to Expect: Farm Tour: Explore our flourishing flower beds and discover how we grow a variety of seasonal blooms. Simple Lesson: Get your hands dirty with a fun, easy-cut flower planting activity, and take home your very own mini-cut flower garden starter! Refreshments: Enjoy a light snack and refreshing drink as you soak in the peaceful surroundings. 

Anxiety Workshop

This workshop is for kids in Grades 4 -6, that want to work on why we have anxiety and the tools that can be used to work through Anxiety.

All supplies are included for instructions on drawing and watercolor paleo theme. Learn how to draw and paint 4 dinosaurs, 2 trees; palm and pine, rivers, grass and mountains.  

Beginning Entomology

Do you have a kid who loves bugs? Beginning entomologists will learn insect identification, collection, preservation and pinning. Students will create their own insect collection to take home.

Beginning Italian

Ciao! Begin speaking and listening to Italian in this class that is perfect for the beginner who has little or no knowledge of the Italian language. By learning with others, you will enjoy a unique shared experience and you will get to interact and converse with your fellow classmates. Instr. Brian Osborn. Wednesdays, Oct. 1-22, 6:30-8 p.m., $39 AVOR 4000 CEE01 

Bridging the Gap: Cultivating Experiences in Calculus Classrooms
This workshop is open only to high school educators.

This workshop is designed for high school math instructors who want to explore effective strategies for creating a smooth transition between high school and college mathematics in Calculus. Participants will examine methods for fostering a college-like atmosphere in dual enrollment classes and enhancing student readiness for the rigor of college-level coursework. Through interactive discussions and hands-on activities, attendees will implement best practices for student engagement and cultivate a supportive learning environment that bridges the gap between secondary and higher education. Join us to discover how to empower students for academic success in your classrooms. June 18, 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
 

Bridging the Gap: Cultivating Experiences in College Algebra Classrooms
This workshop is only open to high school educators.

This training is designed for high school math instructors to explore effective strategies for creating a seamless transition between high school and college mathematics in College Algebra. Participants will explore techniques for creating a college-like environment in dual enrollment classes, thereby enhancing student readiness for the challenges of college-level coursework. Through interactive discussions and hands-on activities, instructors will implement best practices for engaging students and fostering a supportive learning atmosphere that bridges the gap between secondary and higher education. Join us to learn how to empower students for academic success and cultivate a culture of excellence in your classrooms. June 18, 9 a.m. – 12 noon
 

Coding Camp Grades 2 & 3

Kids will use LittleBits STEAM+ Coding Kits and Sphero Bots to learn and practice coding. 

Crafters Retreat Yearlong Bundle

Grab your friends and enjoy monthly interruption-free weekends to finish your crochet, knitting, scrapbooking, quilting or artistic projects. You get space and time to accomplish all of your projects without the hassle of a long drive and the expense of lodging. We will lock the doors when you go home Friday night to keep your items safe. Return bright and early on Saturday and spend the day creating while enjoying and getting inspiration from your fellow crafters. Each retreat will be on the third Friday (4-9 p.m.) and Saturday (8 a.m.-4:45 p.m.) of the month.  $84 for 2025 (12 months).