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Intro to Crochet: Triangle Scarf or Bandana
This course will cover the basics of starting a project, beginning level stitches, and how to read a crochet pattern. We will learn what different gauges of yarn mean, and will crochet either a triangle scarf, shawl, or bandana. You can decide which one you would like to complete. You will likely need to crochet outside of class time in order to complete the project. For students aged 13 and older. Students aged 10-12 are welcome to join with a caregiver who is also registered.Please plan to purchase the following supplies ahead of time and bring them to the first class (the instructor's, Devon's, notes are in italics): Each student will need to bring at least one skein/ball/or cake of yarn. I recommend multiple if you would like your project to be multiple colors. The easiest yarn for beginners is a classic acrylic yarn, like this example. Caron or Lion Brand also have similar options. If you would rather work with natural fibers, you can also purchase wool or cotton yarn, however cotton yarn can be difficult to work with. Ideally, please select a light or medium weight yarn. A crochet hook. The yarn you purchase will also list the size hook that should be used with it; this blog post also has a helpful chart. I recommend using an aluminum crochet hook as the plastic ones can bend/break which is very frustrating. There are ergonomic hooks like this one, or just a simple aluminum hook like this one. You will also need scissors which you may have at home already. Just be sure they are sharp, they do not need to be very large. If you plan to purchase scissors, I recommend craft scissors like these. You will also need a tapestry needle like this pack. For tapestry needles, I do find the plastic ones are easier to work with, but that is a personal preference between plastic and metal.
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Clear Your Space (and Clear Your Mind!)
Have you wanted to de-clutter your home, and just don't know where to start? Have you started the process, only to feel overwhelmed, and then get stuck? Ellen will share her tried-and-true methods for organizing a home, and developing systems to keep it that way.Come ready to ask her for the best approaches to purge your worst clutter spots! You'll go home with renewed motivation and a page of Timely Tips.
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Raising Kids in a Digital World - ONLINE
Today’s kids are growing up in a digital environment no generation has faced before—and most parents are trying to keep up without a roadmap. Between smartphones, social media, school devices, gaming, and constant online connection, it can feel overwhelming to know what actually helps kids thrive. Raising Kids in a Digital World is a supportive, evidence-based series designed to help parents and caregivers move beyond fear and confusion and toward clarity, confidence, and realistic family strategies. Rather than focusing on panic headlines or rigid rules, this program offers practical tools, thoughtful discussion, and research-informed guidance that meets families where they are. Emmy Hilliard of Grow Digital Skills will help participants gain insight into how technology truly affects kids’ development, how to talk with kids in ways that build trust and cooperation, and how to create family tech plans that actually work in real life. Sessions are designed to stand alone or be taken as a series, allowing families to join whenever they’re ready. Session 1: What’s Really Going On With Kids and Technology Understanding the digital landscape without the fear This session cuts through alarming headlines and myths to explore what research actually tells us about kids, screens, and brain development. We’ll look at: How technology affects attention, sleep, mental health, and learning Why some kids struggle more than others What’s normal, what’s not, and when to be concerned Parents will leave with a clearer, calmer understanding of what truly matters—and what doesn’t. Session 2: Conversations that Work How to talk about tech without power struggles Most families fight about screens—but very few are taught how to talk about them. This session focuses on: How to have conversations that don’t trigger defensiveness Ways to help kids feel heard while still setting limits How to shift from control to collaboration You’ll learn practical scripts and strategies you can use right away to open healthier, more productive conversations at home. Session 3: Building a Family Digital Plan Creating boundaries that actually stick Rigid rules often fail—but no rules don’t work either. This session helps families create a plan that fits their values and their real life. We’ll cover: How to decide what matters most for your family Age-appropriate boundaries How to handle pushback and change over time Understanding smartphone settings Participants will leave with a framework they can adapt as their children grow. Session 4: School Devices & Social Media Managing what you don’t fully control From school-issued laptops to Snapchat and TikTok, parents often feel powerless. This session explores: How to set boundaries when devices are required for school What to know about popular platforms How to advocate for your child at school When and how to step in This is about realistic navigation—not perfection. Register for each of these online sessions separately or come to the full series for the maximum benefit.
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