ADULT PROGRAMS - Needham Public Schools

ADULT PROGRAMS - Needham Public Schools ADULT PROGRAMS - Needham Public Schools

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HOME, GARDEN & AUTO NEW SPRING EPHEMERALS & OTHER DELIGHTS Jana Milbocker and Joan Butler, Instructors There are hundreds of species of wildflowers that are native to the woodlands of northeastern North America. In this one-evening workshop, we will describe and illustrate the delicate and often fleeting beauty of early spring blooming perennials such as Bloodroot, Jeffersonia, Hepatica and Epimedium. Descriptions of their habitats and ideal growing conditions highlight their unique adaptations and encourage both their conservation and inclusion in the home garden. We will share with you where to purchase and how to incorporate these wonderful additions to your gardens. 10931 $35 1 Tuesday @ NHS Room 202 7-8:30pm March 19 NEW DESIGNING SHADY RETREATS Jana Milbocker and Joan Butler, Instructors Shady retreats present special challenges for design, plant selection and site preparation. In this lecture, richly illustrated with beautiful photographs, we will explore a variety of intriguing gardens that will inspire you to create your own shady retreats! We show you design tricks and strategies to light up shady corners, provide soil recommendations, highlight unusual plants that thrive in low-light conditions, and illustrate the creative use of art objects, seating, and water features. 10932 $35 1 Thursday @ NHS Room 202 7-8:30pm April 4 NEW PROPAGATING PERENNIALS WORKSHOP Jana Milbocker and Joan Butler, Instructors Knowing how to propagate perennials enables you to increase your collection, replace mature plants, grow a range of perennials that may not be offered for sale, and even to produce new hybrids! Learn different propagation skills including growing from seed, cuttings, and divisions of a wide range of perennials in this workshop that combines lecture and demonstrations. 10933 $35 1 Thursday @ NHS Room 202 7-8:30pm April 25 NEW BASIC AUTO REPAIR & MAINTENANCE George Arbuckle, Instructor The goal of this course is to teach the basic practices of auto mechanics to aspiring automotive technicians and “do-it-yourselfers”. Each of the four classes will focus on one major topic: regularly scheduled maintenance; engine performance; suspension systems; and braking systems. We will cover a range of basic maintenance tasks such as changing oil, inspecting and changing filters, inspecting and topping off fluid, and rotating and changing tires. We will also cover other basics of auto mechanics including basic engine operation fundamentals, explanation of component functions of the suspension systems, and basic brake repair. Please wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty, and keep in mind that the station could be chilly. Learn to keep your car purring with proper maintenance and simple repairs! Limited to 10. 10929 $85 4 Wednesdays @ G. T. Arbuckle Gulf Station, 397 Great Plain Ave, Needham 6:30-8:30pm February 27 – March 20 MORE WAYS TO DECORATE For ways to decorate and enhance your home (or someone else’s), see Craft offerings, including Quilt-Making for Beginners, Digital Photography classes, Upholstery, Knitting, Pottery, and Glass Fusing classes, starting on page 10. 28 NEEDHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION

LANGUAGES LANGUAGES NEW FRENCH: BEYOND BEGINNING Christine Mirabile, Instructor Are you planning a trip to Paris, Québec or Martinique Or, would it be helpful in your work to be able to converse more en français This speaking-intensive course is designed for those with some prior study of the language to help develop comfort when asking directions, ordering in a restaurant, getting around at the airport, hotel, and tourist attractions, as well as having everyday conversations. We will also cover basic pronunciation and grammar. Join us to practice your speaking skills in a relaxed and supportive environment. Required text is The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Learning French, Fifth Edition, by Gail Stein ALPHA Publishers, ISBN-13: 978-1592579099 (often available used on Amazon). Limited to 16. 11117 $115 8 Thursdays @ NHS Room 416 6:30-8:30pm March 7 – May 2 (no class April 18) He is the best teacher! – Student in one of Eric Frere’s French classes NEW FRENCH CINEMA Eric Frere, Instructor French Cinema has been internationally renowned for many decades. Directors such as Truffault, Goddard, and lately, Boone have been recognized and acclaimed globally. The goal of this class will be two-fold: to enjoy and discuss French movies and to practice your French. We will attempt to conduct the class mostly in French, so a basic knowledge and understanding of the language is required. What a wonderful way to practice your French – through the eyes of the movie camera! Join us for this course as we explore some great contemporary movies from France and Québec. Popcorn is optional! Limited to 18. 11118 $99 6 Tuesdays @ NHS Room 416 7-9pm February 26 – April 9 (no class March 26) ADVANCED BEGINNING ITALIAN Marina Conte, Instructor Italian is the language of art, classical architecture, Renaissance beauty, and opera – as well as fabulous food, full-bodied wines, fashion, and wonderful tourist destinations! Join us for this advanced beginning Italian class to further develop your language skills for travel, dining out, and for a window into another rich language and culture. Please note: this class is geared for students who took the fall Beginning Italian class with Marina Conte as well as for others who have some introductory knowledge of the Italian language. We will continue to work on pronunciation, basic grammar and vocabulary, and simple conversations on a variety of topics, while also learning customs and aspects of the Italian culture – all in a fun, interactive environment. Recommended text: Prego! An Invitation to Italian, 8th edition textbook, by Graziana Lazzarino (McGraw-Hill, 2012), available used on Amazon. Limited to 16. 11113 $109 8 Wednesdays @ NHS Room 716 6:30-8:30pm March 6 – May 1 (no class on April 17) Eagerly participating in a language class FAX: 781-455-0417 • PHONE: 781-455-0400 x235 29

LANGUAGES<br />

LANGUAGES<br />

NEW<br />

FRENCH: BEYOND<br />

BEGINNING<br />

Christine Mirabile, Instructor<br />

Are you planning a trip to Paris, Québec or Martinique<br />

Or, would it be helpful in your work to be able to<br />

converse more en français This speaking-intensive<br />

course is designed for those with some prior study of<br />

the language to help develop comfort when asking<br />

directions, ordering in a restaurant, getting around at<br />

the airport, hotel, and tourist attractions, as well as<br />

having everyday conversations. We will also cover<br />

basic pronunciation and grammar. Join us to practice<br />

your speaking skills in a relaxed and supportive<br />

environment. Required text is The Complete Idiot’s<br />

Guide to Learning French, Fifth Edition, by Gail Stein<br />

ALPHA Publishers, ISBN-13: 978-1592579099 (often<br />

available used on Amazon). Limited to 16.<br />

11117 $115<br />

8 Thursdays @ NHS Room 416 6:30-8:30pm<br />

March 7 – May 2 (no class April 18)<br />

He is the best teacher! <br />

– Student in one of Eric Frere’s French classes<br />

NEW<br />

FRENCH CINEMA<br />

Eric Frere, Instructor<br />

French Cinema has been internationally renowned for<br />

many decades. Directors such as Truffault, Goddard,<br />

and lately, Boone have been recognized and acclaimed<br />

globally. The goal of this class will be two-fold: to<br />

enjoy and discuss French movies and to practice your<br />

French. We will attempt to conduct the class mostly<br />

in French, so a basic knowledge and understanding<br />

of the language is required. What a wonderful way to<br />

practice your French – through the eyes of the movie<br />

camera! Join us for this course as we explore some<br />

great contemporary movies from France and Québec.<br />

Popcorn is optional! Limited to 18.<br />

11118 $99<br />

6 Tuesdays @ NHS Room 416 7-9pm<br />

February 26 – April 9 (no class March 26)<br />

ADVANCED BEGINNING ITALIAN<br />

Marina Conte, Instructor<br />

Italian is the language of art, classical architecture,<br />

Renaissance beauty, and opera – as well as fabulous<br />

food, full-bodied wines, fashion, and wonderful tourist<br />

destinations! Join us for this advanced beginning<br />

Italian class to further develop your language skills for<br />

travel, dining out, and for a window into another rich<br />

language and culture. Please note: this class is geared<br />

for students who took the fall Beginning Italian class<br />

with Marina Conte as well as for others who have some<br />

introductory knowledge of the Italian language. We will<br />

continue to work on pronunciation, basic grammar and<br />

vocabulary, and simple conversations on a variety of<br />

topics, while also learning customs and aspects of the<br />

Italian culture – all in a fun, interactive environment.<br />

Recommended text: Prego! An Invitation to Italian, 8th<br />

edition textbook, by Graziana Lazzarino (McGraw-Hill,<br />

2012), available used on Amazon. Limited to 16.<br />

11113 $109<br />

8 Wednesdays @ NHS Room 716 6:30-8:30pm<br />

March 6 – May 1 (no class on April 17)<br />

Eagerly participating in a language class<br />

FAX: 781-455-0417 • PHONE: 781-455-0400 x235<br />

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