TURNER — School Administrative District 52 Adult & Community Education has announced its classes beginning the week of April 3.
Substitute Training: This course is one step in the substitute teacher application process. Learn about SAD 52 school expectations, teacher’s lesson plans and assertive discipline. A high school diploma is required, but a college degree is preferred.
Notary Public Training: The primary duty of a notary is to formally witness signatures on paper documents and, in Maine, they can also officiate weddings. The instructor has more than 40 years of experience.
Functions, Settings & Menus: Today’s digital cameras have a variety of features. The class will discuss image size and quality, shooting options and menu choices that will make a difference in the sharpness of photos.
Essential Oils – A Natural Option: Students will learn how to use essential oils for health and wellness. This class will cover the top 10 fundamental oils and their uses. Those attending may take home their own essential oil blend.
Grow Your Own Organic Garden: This workshop will discuss growing vegetables organically in a sustainable manner. Participants may take home free seeds. All are welcome from first-timers to experienced gardeners who want to experiment with new techniques.
Stamp-Making Fun: For those who are interested in scrapbooking or learning how to make their own cards or cut tags, sign up for this class. Participants will cut their own stamps from linoleum and other materials and make several pieces to take home.
Intro to Self Employment: Decide if this is the right choice for you. The pros and cons of owning your own business will be covered. Plus the steps needed for start-up, elements of a business plan and resources available to help you succeed. There is no charge for this workshop, but preregistration is required.
Backyard Chicken Ranching: This class starts with the idea of owning and raising chickens and takes participants on a journey through the bird selection process. Topics include preparing for a first flock, protecting them from predators and illness and watching a flock multiply.
Felting Soap: Participants will learn how to prepare and felt soap using wet felting techniques that can also be used to make other 3-D felted objects. Students will leave with several handmade felted soaps.
Plants are Best: Discover the benefits of eating whole plant-based foods to reverse chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease and obesity. The class will include cooking demonstrations with tasting, and meal ideas and recipes.
SAD 52 Adult & Community Education is at 486 Turner Center Road.
FMI, register: 207-225-1010, www.msad52.maineadulted.org.
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