Stay relevant and up to date by learning all about Venmo, the popular mobile payment service. In this class, you’ll discover how to securely pay friends and businesses, as well as receive money without the need for cash or checks. You’ll gain a confident understanding of setting up Venmo safely, avoiding unnecessary fees, and applying it in real-world scenarios for you and your family. You'll be able to discuss the topic among family, friends and have an understanding of the key terms used when you hear about VENMO in the news! Join us to master Venmo and handle mobile payments with ease and security. This class is being held online, interactive through Zoom. More information will be sent before class. This class will be recorded.

Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity and enjoy working with children? Join us to learn about the Wayzata Public Schools' Elementary Literacy Volunteer program and if it is a good fit for you! Literacy volunteers read one-on-one with students for 20-30 minutes once a week, during the school day throughout the school year. There will be a short presentation followed by plenty of time for questions. By attending this informational presentation you are not committing to volunteer. The online session will take place on Zoom. If you are interested in learning more but unable to attend either session, contact Julie at 763-745-5207 or Julie.Menk@wayzataschools.org. More information can also be found on our website.

Even with the best of intentions, most people struggle to find the right words or deeds to support those they're close to who are grieving a loss. Feeling uncomfortable, or fearing they'll make the person feel worse, they simply do nothing - which adds a sense of abandonment to the grief and leaves the griever struggling even more. This workshop will help people be more comfortable and better able to support the grievers they care about. It is intended for friends, family, or community members who want to learn how to support children, young adults, or adults who have experienced the death of a loved one. This workshop will: Provide an understanding of what grief is and how it manifests. Introduce meaningful steps for supporting someone who is grieving Inform as to what to say and what to avoid, and suggest actions that are truly helpful. Youth ages 12-17 may register and attend with a registered adult.

This non-certification course will cover infant and pediatric CPR for parents and caregivers, following the Heartsaver® curriculum from the American Heart Association. You will learn how to respond to an infant or child who is choking, how to perform CPR, and steps to follow during an emergency. This class is designed for parents and other caregivers and is sponsored by Wayzata Community Ed.

In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture/demonstration.

In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn to play piano the way professionals do-using chords. The chord method is LOTS of fun and dramatically easier to learn than reading notes. Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture demonstration.

In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the ukulele to give you years of musical enjoyment and you won’t have to take private lessons to do this. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Fee includes the online book, online recorded follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also access to optional live periodic question and answer sessions at no additional cost. Class is online using zoom and is partly hands on and partly lecture/demonstration.

In this camp students will be learning the basic knowledge about sewing and we will create projects from scratch. We will be using hands and sewing machine techniques. All material included.

Interested in RC Cars? Want to try racing them on a track? Then come join us as we explore what makes them work and get to try them out. Participants will leave with a better understanding and get some time testing out their driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or use their own on approval.

Aging often involves transitioning to different housing. The process involves coordinating financial and physical health considerations and frequently downsizing a home. We review these aspects so you can plan. Housing discussed- buying & renting-subsidized and elderly waivers, market-rate apartments, 55+, CCRC, independent/assisted living age in place, memory care, cooperatives, condo/townhouses. Explore alternatives to just single-family living. Come with your questions to decide what will work best for you and what are your next steps?

Embark on a journey of self-discovery and vitality through the ABCs of Tai Chi, a perfect starting point for beginners. Originating from the ancient heart of China, Tai Chi is celebrated as one of the most holistic exercises for nurturing the health of both mind and body. In this class, you'll take your first steps into the captivating world of Tai Chi with a focus on Cheng Man Ching's 37-move form, a quintessential representation of the Yang style. Key Highlights: Timeless Wisdom: Immerse yourself in the age-old wisdom of Tai Chi, a practice revered for its profound impact on mental and physical well-being. Yang Style Elegance: Explore the Yang style, recognized worldwide for its approachable nature and celebrated for its graceful and flowing movements. Health Benefits: Tai Chi offers a gateway to relaxation, improved flexibility, and enhanced balance, contributing to a more vibrant and harmonious life. Course Content (for Aspiring Tai Chi Enthusiasts): In this beginner's class, you'll learn: Posture and Alignment: Discover the art of perfecting your posture and alignment, a cornerstone of Tai Chi, ensuring you gain strength and grace. Walking in Harmony: Explore the art of walking in Tai Chi, a practice that not only enhances physical stability but also nurtures a sense of inner peace. Meditative Bliss: Dive into the meditative aspects of Tai Chi, nurturing tranquility and mindfulness, and fostering a connection between the mind and body. This class serves as your foundation, equipping you with the necessary knowledge and skills to prepare for more advanced studies in Tai Chi. Join us to unlock the doors to holistic health and embark on a journey of self-improvement and serenity. Youth ages 15-17 may register and attend with a registered adult. Wear comfortable clothes and flat soled shoes.

Jump into an exciting new school year with all-new lessons! Whether you're a new or returning student, the Engineering for Kids Jr. Engineering/STEM Club offers hands-on, engaging activities each week to spark curiosity and creativity. Students will explore engineering concepts while developing essential 21st-century skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork - building confidence to tackle challenges in and out of the classroom. Join us for one session or the whole series and start engineering your future todaySession 1 Lessons: Aerospace Engineering: Stunt Plane - Students learn about the science of flight and design their own glider. Acoustic Engineering: String Telephone - Students explore how sound travels by creating and testing their own string telephone.Mechanical Engineering: Pyramid Slingshot - Students explore potential and kinetic energy as they design and build a simple pyramid-style slingshot.Coding Unplugged: Binary Bracelets - Students learn how information is represented so that computers can interpret and store it, then create a simple binary bracelet.Environmental Engineering: Bug in a Web - Students learn how spiders use their webs to catch bugs in nature, then build a simple bug-in-a-web model inspired by how real webs work.Electrical Engineering: Magnet Maze - Students learn about magnets, their properties, and how they are used in navigation tools like compasses, then create their own magnet-guided maze.