ISD 625-Saint Paul Public Schools

Explore ASL as a visual language and learn how to sign basic words and phrases. We’ll cover the ASL American Manual Alphabet and numbers, how to make proper signs, along with word order and how to form sentences. Various lessons on ASL grammar and activities will grow your everyday vocabulary. This class is being offered using the Zoom online platform. Before registering, make sure your device meets the minimum requirements; view minimum requirements here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362023-System-Requirements-for-PC-Mac-and-Linux Please see your Registration Confirmation email for your online meeting information and more information on joining meetings.

For those comfortable with the ASL American Alphabet, signing numbers,, and basic facial expressions. Focus on developing vocabulary, and refining your ability to put words into sentence structures, further exploring ASL grammar, and a discussion about what makes ASL its own distinct language as opposed to English-based signing systems. This class is being offered using the Zoom online platform. Before registering, make sure your device meets the minimum requirements; view minimum requirements here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/20136202... Please see your Registration Confirmation email for your online meeting information and more information on joining meetings.

For those comfortable with the ASL American Alphabet, signing numbers,, and basic facial expressions. Focus on developing vocabulary, and refining your ability to put words into sentence structures, further exploring ASL grammar, and a discussion about what makes ASL its own distinct language as opposed to English-based signing systems. This class is being offered using the Zoom online platform. Before registering, make sure your device meets the minimum requirements; view minimum requirements here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/20136202... Please see your Registration Confirmation email for your online meeting information and more information on joining meetings.

What is AI and what AI programs are available to use? Experiment with simple AI tools and see what the buzz is about. Please bring your own laptop to the class.

We are all creative and have a story to tell, but where do we begin? Motivate the writer in you, and discover your own writing voice and style. Great for beginning writers and those who want to restart the practice of writing. Bring your journal and favorite pen!

Connect with other families with young children (birth to kindergarten) through the arts. Playfully engage in art, including visual arts, performing arts, and more. Parenting time includes exploration of how the arts can help children grow both in their academic and social/emotional learning. Online enrollments MUST include at least one adult AND at least one child (look for the "Relationships" button). This class requires a higher budget for supplies, when compared to other ECFE programs. Participants will be asked to consider a donation (likely $30-$35 per family) at the start of the class. Donations are optional but appreciated. Registrations received after 10/20/24 will be held until the first class of the next month.

B-I-N-G-O spells F-U-N! On the prize table you will find a variety of treats and gifts! Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

Loc Lac, which is also called Shaking Beef, was originally a Vietnamese staple. Over time, the recipe spread to Cambodia, where it is so popular that it is often considered to be their national dish. We'll make our Loc Lac with steak and vegetables and serve it with a lime dipping sauce and rice. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

Our fine feathered bird friends will be so happy when our birdseed ornaments are finished! Take yours home and hang them outside, so you can watch the birds enjoy their treats. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

The Wildlife Science Center is where we are headed for a 2-hour tour to see and learn about some of the United States' wild animals. Hear about animal biology and conservation, and see both mammals and raptors including: black bears, wolves, cougars, hawks, owls, foxes and more! We'll take a bus from 1780 West 7th Street to the Wildlife Science Center. Bus will leave promptly at 5 pm and return around 9 pm. Please note the bus ride will be approximately 50 minutes each way. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

Join us on a visit to Sea Life, Minnesota's largest indoor aquarium at the Mall of America, where we'll explore an underwater world! You can take the bus with us from 1780 West 7th Street, or meet us there. Caregivers/PCAs must register as well. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

Let's go wild! The Minnesota Zoo's Zoomobile will be coming to share their Minnesota's Wild Wonders program with us. The program will run from 5:30 - 6:15 pm. After that, we'll play some games and have a snack! Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

Non-School Day. Ages 11-14. The Safe Sitter® program prepares you to be safe when you’re home alone or babysitting. Become the most sought-after babysitter in your neighborhood as you gain child-care techniques, including basic first aid, CPR, and how to call for help in an emergency. Bring a nut-free bag lunch. Sliding Fees:Our model for program pricing ensures that our high-quality enrichment classes are more accessible to our community members. We encourage participants to choose the price that they are able to pay. This structure helps our programs be financially sustainable and more equitable.