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In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
September
27
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
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In-Person: Microsoft Excel Level 3
Registration Required
Wednesday
September
28
10:30​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Business & Careers; Basic Tech Skills
Analyze data with COUNT functions and recommended charts. Use absolute and relative references to ensure your data is calculated accurately. Recommended Audience: Adult
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In-Person: Microsoft Excel Level 4
Registration Required
Wednesday
September
28
11:45​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Business & Careers; Basic Tech Skills
Format workbooks with frozen panes, headers and themes. Customize worksheets with sheet names, color coding and hidden sheets. Print your data for perfect reports and presentations.
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In-Person: Sewing - Circle Skirt (3-Part)
Registration Required
Wednesday
September
28
3:30​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Arts & Crafting
Create an easy circle skirt using your body measurements. This is a 3-Day Class.
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In-Person: Making Art with Miró
Registration Required
Wednesday
September
28
4:00​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Categories: Education & Learning; Arts & Crafting
Learn about surrealism, a cultural movement that developed in Europe. Create your own art in the style of Joan Miró. Develop new techniques to express yourself. Recommended for ages 6-12.
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In-Person: Email Level 2 - Manage Your Account
Registration Required
Friday
September
30
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Life Skills; Basic Tech Skills
Learn how to compose and send email messages with attachments. Become familiar with replying and forwarding messages.
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In-Person: Learn How to Type
Registration Required
Friday
September
30
1:30​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Life Skills; Business & Careers
Learn how to properly place your hands on the keyboard and enhance your typing skills by using the Web-based TypingMaster program.
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In-Person: Microsoft Excel: Data Management Level 2
Registration Required
Friday
September
30
3:00​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Business & Careers; Basic Tech Skills
Learn how to apply data subtotals, outlines, data consolidation and conditional formatting to organize your data.
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In-Person: Let's Crochet Fingerless Mittens
Beginner Level
Registration Required
Friday
September
30
4:30​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Arts & Crafting
Create cozy mittens to keep, gift, or donate! We will be using double crochet, back and front post crochet, and whip stitching to create these warm and durable mittens.
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In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
October
4
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >

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