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SPANISH 2Instructor: Daissy FossStudents will continue their Spanish language development by working on pronunciation,conversational abilities, and vocabulary skills. This course is also appropriate for studentswho have had a semester of Spanish but need to refresh their skills. Requirement:Purchase Practical Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5. Instructor will contact students with Zoom link.#1521; Tuesdays4/27-6/15; 7:30-9:00 PM; 8 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 70/80SPANISH 3Instructor: Daissy FossThis class helps students continue with their Spanish language development, focusing onbasic conversational skills, vocabulary, and grammar. Requirement: Purchase PracticalSpanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide, by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5.Instructor will contact students with Zoom link.#1522; Wednesdays4/28-6/16; 6:00-7:25 PM; 8 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 70/80SPANISH 4Instructor: Daissy FossStudents will continue their Spanish language development by working on pronunciation,conversational abilities, and vocabulary skills. This course is also appropriate for studentswho have had a semester of Spanish but need to refresh their skills. Requirement:Purchase Practical Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5. Instructor will contact students with Zoom link.#1523; Wednesdays4/28-6/16; 7:30-9:00 PM; 8 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 70/80www.portlandadulted.org10(207) 874-8155

SPRING INTERVAL FITNESSInstructor: Jessica LockhartThis interval training class offers three essential fitness components: cardio, strengthtraining, and stretching to release tension. Participants will engage in interval training,essential for calorie burning and weight loss. Students will engage in multiple actions forshort bursts. The instructor will contact students with Zoom link and payment information.#3041;4/27-6/17; 5:45-6:45 PM SessionsOnlineSTANDING GUARD: PROTECT WHAT YOU'VE WORKED FORInstructor: Marta HaydymThis class shares strategies designed to help guard valuable assets and protect pre- andpost-retirement income. Discusses impact of longevity, withdrawal strategies, anticipatingrising costs, reviewing insurance/LTC protection, and healthcare cost concerns. A link willbe provided by the instructor for the online class.#3341; Wednesday5/17; 6:30-8:30 PM; 1 SessionOnlineCourse fee 10STILL LIFE PASTEL (ZOOM CLASS)Instructor: Christopher ReedThis class will provide students with the basic principles of pastel painting, including thelayering of colors and blending. Composition and value will also be explored through still lifephotographs. Mindfulness exercises will accentuate the creative process and allow theinner artist to unfold naturally without judgment and fear. For beginners as well as thosewith previous experience. A supply list will be provided when the class is determined to run.#3520; Mondays4/12-5/24; 6:00-8:00 PM; 6 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 72/82www.portlandadulted.org11(207) 874-8155

STILL LIFE PASTEL ( ZOOM CLASS)Instructor: Christopher ReedThis class will provide students with the basic principles of pastel painting, including thelayering of colors and blending. Composition and value will also be explored through still lifephotographs. Mindfulness exercises will accentuate the creative process and allow theinner artist to unfold naturally without judgment and fear. For beginners as well as thosewith previous experience. A supply list will be provided when the class is determined to run.#3520.2; Mondays6/7-7/19; 6:00-8:00 PM; 6 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 72/82SUMMER BLAST (CARDIO, STRENGTH AND YOGA)Instructor: Jessica LockhartThis class will use upper body exercises using hand weights. It will also strengthenparticipants' core with Yoga exercises on the mat. This class is a great way to keep strongand active during the summer.#3515;6/22-8/19; 5:45-6:45 PM SessionsOnlineUKULELE FOR BEGINNERSInstructor: Duncan PerryThe magical ukulele is capturing hearts and minds in Maine and around the world! Why notyours? Come join our adult beginners’ series and share in the fun of learning to play. Theukulele is versatile and a blast to play (with a bit of regular practice, of course). On it youcan knock out folk music, rock, blues, jazz, pop, country, tunes grandma knows -- evenclassical music. In Part 1 of the course, Duncan Perry, who has taught more than 400students of all ages, will introduce you to essential chords and strumming techniques usingfamiliar songs -- truly a fun way to learn ukulele. Oh, and there are lots of laughs along theway. And here’s a bonus! You do not need to know how to read music! However, you musthave a playable soprano, concert, or tenor ukulele and an electronic tuner or a tuner app onyour cell phone or tablet. Ukes are affordable and compact and you can take them mostanywhere. And when folks hear you play this happy instrument, well, they just have tosmile! If you don’t own a ukulele, please contact the Portland Adult Education Office forhelpful information on buying a ukulele. So grab a uke and get ready for a low-stress, funmusical adventure, then spread the joy!#3305.1; Tuesdays6/1-6/22; 6:00-7:30 PM; 4 SessionsOnlineCourse fee 79/89www.portlandadulted.org12(207) 874-8155

ECOLOGY IN LITERATUREGENERAL SCIENCEINTRO TO COLLEGE WRITINGMEDICINE AND LITERATURE (MEDICAL FOCUS)MEDICINE AND LITERATURE (READING FOCUS)READING SHORT STORIESREADINGS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEREADINGS IN SOCIAL STUDIESSPELLING AND WORD WORKU.S. HISTORYWRITING AND GRAMMAR INTENSIVEWRITING YOUR STORIESwww.portlandadulted.org13(207) 874-8155

ECOLOGY IN LITERATUREInstructor: Asata RadcliffeBuild your reading, writing, and vocabulary skills through literature that explores theliving/giving qualities of Earth, along with the human impact that threatens Earth’s survival.Through the lens of diverse storytellers, students will examine the relationship betweennature and human culture. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#0210.5; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 10:30 AM-12:00 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40GENERAL SCIENCEInstructor: Carolyn LanciaLearn many aspects of science, such as atomic theory, scientific method, Newton’s Laws,cells, and ecosystems. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#02501; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 9:00-10:30 AMOnlineCourse fee 30/40GENERAL SCIENCEInstructor: Carolyn LanciaLearn many aspects of science, such as atomic theory, scientific method, Newton’s Laws,cells, and ecosystems. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. Level 100 .#02501.2; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 4:00-5:30 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40www.portlandadulted.org14(207) 874-8155

INTRO TO COLLEGE WRITINGInstructor: Briana BizierIn this top-level English course, you will create focused, well-developed essays so that youwill be ready for college. You’ll also learn how to write a strong application for a scholarship.This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work eachweek. For Level 300, by teacher recommendation only.#0230.1; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40MEDICINE AND LITERATURE (MEDICAL FOCUS)Instructor: Alison PerkinsInterested in a healthcare career and need to raise your general reading level? In thiscourse, we will be learning about the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis by reading a bookcalled Five Feet Apart. It tells the story of two teenagers who fall in love but can’t get withina few feet of each other without risking their lives. The section of the course is designed forstudents interested in health care fields and will focus on the medical terminology in thebook. Note: The book has 276 pages and is required reading. This class meets weekly onZoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#0210.1; Mondays4/26-6/21; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 15MEDICINE AND LITERATURE (MEDICAL FOCUS)Instructor: Alison PerkinsInterested in a healthcare career and need to raise your general reading level? In thiscourse, we will be learning about the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis by reading a bookcalled Five Feet Apart. It tells the story of two teenagers who fall in love but can’t get withina few feet of each other without risking their lives. The section of the course is designed forstudents interested in health care fields and will focus on the medical terminology in thebook. Note: The book has 276 pages and is required reading. This class meets weekly onZoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#0210.2; Tuesdays4/27-6/22; 9:00-10:30 AMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 15www.portlandadulted.org15(207) 874-8155

MEDICINE AND LITERATURE (READING FOCUS)Instructor: Christina CorrentiWant to read a good book and raise your general reading level? In this course, we will belearning about the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis by reading a book called Five Feet Apart.It tells the story of two teenagers who fall in love but can’t get within a few feet of each otherwithout risking their lives. The section of the course is designed for students who want tofocus on their reading and writing skills. Note: The book has 276 pages and is requiredreading. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of onlinework each week. For Level 100 .#0210.3; Tuesdays4/27-6/22; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 15MEDICINE AND LITERATURE (READING FOCUS)Instructor: Christina CorrentiWant to read a good book and raise your general reading level? In this course, we will belearning about the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis by reading a book called Five Feet Apart.It tells the story of two teenagers who fall in love but can’t get within a few feet of each otherwithout risking their lives. The section of the course is designed for students who want tofocus on their reading and writing skills. Note: The book has 276 pages and is requiredreading. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of onlinework each week. For Level 100 .#0210.4; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 9:00-10:30 AMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 15READING SHORT STORIESInstructor: Leslie HuntThrough stories, you can learn about other people, places, and cultures. Reading helps tobuild vocabulary and writing skills, and sharing ideas about what you read helps withreading comprehension. In this class we'll read, discuss, and write about short stories bymany different authors. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#0220.1; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 12:30-2:00 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40www.portlandadulted.org16(207) 874-8155

READING SHORT STORIESInstructor: Leslie HuntThrough stories, you can learn about other people, places, and cultures. Reading helps tobuild vocabulary and writing skills, and sharing ideas about what you read helps withreading comprehension. In this class we'll read, discuss, and write about short stories bymany different authors. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#0220.2; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 9:00-10:30 AMOnlineCourse fee 30/40READINGS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEInstructor: Carolyn LanciaLearn about topics in Environmental Science while developing your reading skills andscience vocabulary. We will explore current topics such as climate change, pollution, andrecycling. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of onlinework each week. Level 5 .#0129.1; Tuesdays4/27-6/22; 12:00-1:30 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40READINGS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEInstructor: Carolyn LanciaLearn about topics in Environmental Science while developing your reading skills andscience vocabulary. We will explore current topics such as climate change, pollution, andrecycling. This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of onlinework each week. Level 5 .#0129.2; Tuesdays4/27-6/22; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40www.portlandadulted.org17(207) 874-8155

READINGS IN SOCIAL STUDIESInstructor: Heather Moore WoodRead and discuss a series of news articles online about current events, relate them tosocial studies themes, and type responses using Google Classroom. Students will doweekly reading, writing, and revising of their work. This class meets weekly on Zoom andrequires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 5 .#87914.3; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 8:30-10:00 AMOnlineCourse fee 30/40READINGS IN SOCIAL STUDIESInstructor: Heather Moore WoodRead and discuss a series of news articles online about current events, relate them tosocial studies themes, and type responses using Google Classroom. Students will doweekly reading, writing, and revising of their work. This class meets weekly on Zoom andrequires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 5 .#87914.4; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 4:00-5:30 PMOnlineCourse fee 30/40SPELLING AND WORD WORKInstructor: Katharine CarlsonThis class is for both native English speakers and upper-level ESOL students who strugglewith sounding out or spelling long words. This class meets twice a week on Zoom andrequires an additional 2-3 hours of online work each week. By teacher recommendation forlevels 4 .#0211; Mondays & Wednesdays4/26-6/23; 10:30 AM-12:00 PMOnlineCourse FREE; Book 8www.portlandadulted.org18(207) 874-8155

U.S. HISTORYInstructor: Benjamin BradfordInvestigate a few key periods in U.S. History. Improve your ability to read and write aboutadvanced academic texts. Think deeply about whether and how the U.S. has lived up to itsideals of liberty, equality, rights, democracy, and opportunity. This class meets weekly onZoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#87914.1; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 12:00-1:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40U.S. HISTORYInstructor: Benjamin BradfordInvestigate a few key periods in U.S. History. Improve your ability to read and write aboutadvanced academic texts. Think deeply about whether and how the U.S. has lived up to itsideals of liberty, equality, rights, democracy, and opportunity. This class meets weekly onZoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level 100 .#87914.2; Thursdays4/29-6/24; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40WRITING AND GRAMMAR INTENSIVEInstructor: Conni DaigleWork on improving your writing. Through regular writing assignments, students will learnadvanced ESOL grammar topics and how to structure sentences, paragraphs, and essays.This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work eachweek. For Level 100 .#0170.1; Mondays4/26-6/21; 10:30 AM-12:00 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 30www.portlandadulted.org19(207) 874-8155

WRITING AND GRAMMAR INTENSIVEInstructor: Conni DaigleWork on improving your writing. Through regular writing assignments, students will learnadvanced ESOL grammar topics and how to structure sentences, paragraphs, and essays.This class meets weekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work eachweek. For Level 100 .#0170.2; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 12:30 -2:00 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40; Book 30WRITING YOUR STORIESInstructor: Briana BizierWrite personal memoirs, short fiction, and poetry. We will practice techniques such aspowerful description, narration, and characterization; receive and provide detailed feedbackon our stories; and revise our written work to make it more effective. This class meetsweekly on Zoom and requires an additional 4-5 hours of online work each week. For Level100 .#0220.3; Wednesdays4/28-6/23; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 30/40www.portlandadulted.org20(207) 874-8155

ALGEBRA AALGEBRA BDECIMALSFRACTIONSGEOMETRYRATIOS, PROPORTIONS AND MEASUREMENTWHOLE NUMBERSwww.portlandadulted.org21(207) 874-8155

ALGEBRA AInstructor: Kevin WoodhouseAlgebra A introduces students to algebraic problem solving including integer operations,exponent properties, solving linear equations and inequalities.#0335; Mondays & Wednesdays4/26-6/23; 12:00-1:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 20/30; Book 20ALGEBRA BInstructor: Kevin WoodhouseThis course covers topics such as probability, systems of equations and inequalities,functions and polynomials.#0345; Tuesdays & Thursdays4/27-6/24; 12:00-1:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 40/50; Book 20DECIMALSInstructor: David MillardThis course will help students understand decimal numbers and how they relate to fractionsand percents. Math operations with decimals will be covered.#0320; Tuesdays & Thursdays4/27-6/24; 9:00-10:30 AMOnlineCourse FREE; Book 20FRACTIONSInstructor: Jill GorneauThis course will help students understand common fractions, decimals and percents so theycan actually use them within their day-to-day life. Fraction equivalencies as well as mathoperations with fractions will be covered.#0315; Mondays & Wednesdays4/26-6/23; 12:30-2:00 PMOnlineCourse FREE; Book 20www.portlandadulted.org22(207) 874-8155

GEOMETRYInstructor: Nada IbrahimThis course explores shapes, angles and graphing linear equations. Students will use avariety of tools to understand perimeter, area, volume and the coordinate grid.#0340.1; Mondays & Wednesdays4/26-6/23; 10:00-11:30 AMOnlineFees: Course 20/30; Book 20GEOMETRYInstructor: Alain NkuluThis course explores shapes, angles and graphing linear equations. Students will use avariety of tools to understand perimeter, area, volume and the coordinate grid.#0340.2; Tuesdays & Thursdays4/27-6/24; 6:00-7:30 PMOnlineFees: Course 20/30; Book 20RATIOS, PROPORTIONS AND MEASUREMENTInstructor: Nada IbrahimThis course will develop ratio and proportional thinking in addition to reinforcing fraction andpercen

ABSTRACT OIL STICK PAINTING (ZOOM CLASS) Instructor: Christopher Reed Students will use a variety of different still life and landscape images as inspiration for finding their own unique style of abstract painting. The oil stick medium provides the opportunity to explore various drawing/painting techniques