What Did You Learn Today?

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What Did You Learn Today?

Course Schedule

September - December 2010

Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council—Providing Lifelong Learning Opportunities. In partnership with

Alberta Advanced Education and Technology

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Explore The Possibilities ........................................... 4

Bring A Buddy ............................................................ 5

How Do I Register For A Course ............................... 5

Volunteer Adult Literacy Program ........................... 6

Community Adult Learning Council Programs

A House of Order...................................................... 7

A House of Order - the Next Step ......................... 8

Declutter and Downsize for the Space Wise ........... 8

Demystifying Your Car for Gals AND Guys ............. 9

Captured Moments ................................................ 10

Be A Class Host ......................................................... 11

Keeping Up With The Kids Series

Computers:

Computers - How they work and communicate ... 12

Using the Internet Library ....................................... 12

Instant Communications ......................................... 13

Digital Media: music, pictures, movies—oh my! .... 13

The Theory of Technology ..................................... 13

Communication and Social Issues:

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What Do Your Kids

Hear When You Talk To Them? Learn To

Communicate Better With Your Kids. ................. 14

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Strathcona County Bookmobile ............................................................... 15

Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

One to One Computer Training ............................................................... 16

Next Step Continuing Education .............................................................. 16

Information and Lifestyles Fair ................................................................ 17

Culture—Fort Saskatchewan

Volunteer Development Workshop: Reach the Unreachable - Volunteer

Recruiting ................................................................................................ 18

Merry Mixers Square Dancing ................................................................ 18

Golden Slippers Square Dance Club ...................................................... 18

Helping Caregivers Deal with Emotional Strain ..................................... 19

Family and Community Services—Strathcona County Sen iors

Safety Series

Safety Through Physical Design ............................................................. 20

Protect Yourself From Scams and Frauds.............................................. 20

Do I Need to Call an Ambulance ............................................................ 20

Information and Volunteer Centre - Strathcona Cou nty

Social Media: A Valuable Tool of Communication for Non-Profit ........... 21

Network Breakfasts for the Non-Profit Sector ......................................... 21

Funders Forum ....................................................................................... 21

Leadership Institute: Tier 1 ..................................................................... 22

Addiction and Mental Health Helping Others - Help Yourself: A Family

Information Series ................................................................................ 22

International Adult Literacy Day Challenge ............................................ 23

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Community Adult Learning Council

Explore The Possibilities

Did You Know? Fort Saskatchewan/Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council (CALC) is one of 81 Councils in the province of Alberta. CALC provides programming in our communities with funds provided by Alberta Advanced Education and Technology. The Fort Saskatchewan/Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council is a volunteer Council with representatives from 10 community agencies committed to promoting and sponsoring informal, non-credit education programming for adults related to adult learning employability, literacy and community issues. For more information about the Community Adult Learning Council or information about our programming, please call Deanna Bullock 780-464-4044, visit us online at www.whatdidyoulearntoday.ca or become a fan by clicking on our page on Facebook, “What Did You Learn Today?”.

International Literacy Day September 8

Please take 15 minutes a day to read with someone w ho

is not able to read or cannot read.

Check out our website for more program information, or to sign up for our monthly

newsletter. www.whatdidyoulearntoday.ca



Bring a Buddy

Courses designated by a ☻after the course title are eligible for a Buddy Program discount. Register with a buddy and both participants get 25% off the cost of the course. Registrations must be received the same day in order for both buddies to receive the 25% discount off the cost of the course.

Registration Information To register or for more information, please call 780-464-4044.

Payment Registration is confirmed when payment is received. Payment can be made over the phone using Visa or MasterCard or in person using cheque, cash, debit, Visa or MasterCard. Subsidy Limited subsidies are available and based on eligibility. Please inquire at the time of registration. Withdrawal Procedure All course withdrawal refunds are subject to a $25.00 administration fee unless cost for the course is less than the administration fee, in which case there will be no refund. Cancellation All workshops are subject to minimum enrollment numbers and availability of instructors. Workshops may be changed or cancelled as necessary. You will be notified if workshop times have changed or if the workshop is cancelled. Location Unless otherwise stated programs will be held at Strathcona County Family & Community Services, #276, 2755 Broadmoor Boulevard, Sherwood Park. Find us at our new location — November 1, 2010. Centre in the Park, #200, 501 Festival Avenue, Sherwood Park, AB T8A 3W7


Volunteer Adult Literacy Program Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County The Volunteer Adult Literacy program provides services to adults who want to improve their reading and writing skills. Adults must be 18 years or older, with reading skills below a grade 9 level. Learners are matched with trained volunteer tutors. Sessions are 2 hours per week year round (days or evenings available). If you know someone who is having reading or writing difficulties, please give them our number. If you know of someone who would like to be a volunteer tutor, please also give them our number. Literacy is Everyone’s Responsibility 42% of adults in Alberta have trouble reading and writing. 82,450 Albertans cannot read and write. 489,000 Albertans lack necessary skills to use common everyday written material. 20% of recent high school graduates have literacy skills too low for entry level jobs. (Literacy Matters Report and Stats from Alberta Public Health Association)


Strathcona County Volunteer Adult Literacy Program 780-464-8441

Fort Saskatchewan

Volunteer Adult Literacy Program 780-992-6281


A House of Order ☻ Is clutter keeping you from living the life you want? Are you tired of wasting precious time searching for misplaced items? Then this is the class for you! Learn how creating a vision for your home can help you reclaim your living space. Come discover how applying simple organization tools will help you kick your clutter to the curb for good. Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am Location: Family & Community Services #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register By: September 21, 2010 OR Date: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: Family & Community Services #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register By: September 22, 2010 OR Date: Saturday, October 23, 2010 Time: 10: 00 am - 12:00 pm Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10011-102 Street Fee: $30 Register By: October 15, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register. Facilitator Bio: Jenn Yakymishen is a busy mother of three young children. For the past 7 years she has run a Day Home and is currently a consultant in the Day Home business. Jenn practices what she teaches and has found her passion in helping people organize their belongings so that they can stop clutter from taking over their life.

“ Education costs money, but then so does

ignorance.”

Sir Claus Moser




A House of Order—the Next Step ☻ Are you already organized but every day is a fight to keep it that way? Or have you taken the “A House of Order” class and want to take the next step. Find out how to maintain your clutter-free space. Learn great strategies for every room in your home. Establish new rituals and develop a calendar for a well organized home and life. Gather basic techniques on how you can stay on top of everyday household tasks and still have time for the things that you love. Date: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 Time: 7pm - 9 pm Location : Family & Community Services, #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: October 12, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register.

Declutter and Downsize for the Space Wise ☻ Are mementos from your past taking over the space of your present? Or are you moving from your family home to a smaller space? Wondering how you are going to find space for all your treasures? Discover basic steps and techniques of whittling down the contents of your home into a manageable and moveable collection of your most prized possessions. Date: Tuesday, October 26 2010 Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am Location: Family & Community Services, #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: October 19, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register.

“ Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself.” Chinese Proverb



Demystifying Your Car for Gals AND Guys ☻ Getting To Know Your Car - The Basics and Winterization Prep Does lack of knowledge make your car maintenance and repair a scary experience? This AMA sponsored course will take place at a local AMA sponsored automotive shop and will provide you with basic knowledge about your car. This class will also review steps you should take with your own vehicle to prepare it for winter. Bring your questions and be ready to learn. This class will be followed by a Intermediate Level class in the spring. However, AMA has asked that this class be taken before registering for the Intermediate class. Bring a buddy and learn together! Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 Time: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Location: Fort Saskatchewan Autobody 11128-86 Ave, Fort Saskatchewan Fee: Free, Sponsored by AMA Register by: October 5, 2010 Max: 20 people OR Date: Thursday, October 14, 2010 Time: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Location: Hart Transmission 85 Kaska Road, Sherwood Park Fee: Free, Sponsored by AMA Register by: October 7, 2010 Max: 20 people Call 780-464-4044 to register.

“ A mind once stretched by a new idea never regains its original

dimensions.” Anonymous



Captured Moments ☻ Samuel Johnson once said, “The true art of memory is the art of attention.” In this one-day journaling workshop we will experience the gifts of the journal by writing word sketches that capture the intricate texture of memory. These writing “snapshots” will focus on the imagery, sensations, feelings and qualities of a moment in time. The resulting “story bites” can be used in photo albums or scrapbooks, as vignettes, essays or short stories; all legacies which preserve the richness of your memory. Alternatively, you may wish to keep your reflections on the journal pages private, for your own enjoyment, empowerment, growth and healing. Writing experience is not necessary. Please bring along your sense of adventure, and a notebook, favourite pen and bag lunch. Date: Saturday, November 20, 2010 Time: 10 am - 3 pm Location Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10011-102 Street Fee: $50 Register by: November 13, 2010 OR Date: Saturday, November 27, 2010 Time: 10 am - 3 pm Location Family & Community Services, #200, 501 Festival Avenue, Sherwood Park, Classroom A Fee: $50 Register by: November 20, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register. Facilitator Bio: Kathie Sutherland is a journaling facilitator whose vision is to support others on their journeys of self-discovery. With fifteen years of writing and publishing experience and a lifetime of inner searching as inspiration, she now conducts workshops which stimulate the mind, body and heart. She believes journaling is a powerful tool for exploring different sides of our nature, discovering new insights, creating options, and increasing wisdom. Kathie loves journeying to new places, both inner and outer, hugging her grandkids, scuba diving and writing.

“ The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you. B.B. King


Have an Idea? Share it With Us!

The Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council is always looking for: • New class ideas for our “What Did You Learn Today” program guide. • Instructors willing to share their knowledge and expertise. If you have any suggestions or information, please contact us at 780-464-8441 or by email at [email protected]


Be A Class Host We are looking for Classroom hosts/hostesses for the Fall 2010 “What Did You Learn Today” classes. We need outgoing, energetic volunteers who are interested in: • Welcoming students, being the first one to class and the last to leave. • Taking attendance. • Picking up forms from the CALC office and delivering them to the instructor

or class. • Collecting all evaluations and returning them to our office in a sealed

envelope. • Doing any clean up which may be required when the class in completed for

the night. • Attending EVERY class for the duration of your course (for multi class

sessions).

Be a Host, Get a Registration Discount!

“ Formal education will make you a living: self-education

will make you a fortune.”


Keeping Up With The Kids Series - Computers Do your children, employees or friends know more about computers than you do? Do you worry you don’t know how to properly protect your family from the world wide web? If you are a parent, teacher, grandparent, employee, employer, work with youth or just plain work with computers and want to keep up with a generation of people speaking a different language, and communicating in a different way, these courses are for you.

Digital Media: organizing music, pictures, movies ☻ How do you get, organize, enjoy and share your digital media? Come learn the basics of your digital camera, portable music player, and camcorder. Learn how your computer can store libraries of your media. Also learn about sharing online, and how can you purchase digital content. Date: Thursday, November 18, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: IT Lab, Basement County Hall, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: Wednesday, November 10, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register

The Theory of Technology ☻ Break down the mysteries and learn how a DVD stores video, a digital camera takes pictures, and a cell phone connect’s a call? What is a gigabyte, a computer virus, and a Bluetooth device? Bring your questions to find out how the technology we use everyday actually works. Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: Family & Community Services, #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Fee: $30 Register by: Thursday, September 23, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register OR Date: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10011-102 Ave Fee: $30 Register by: Thursday, September 23, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register

Bring A Buddy and Learn Together!



Keeping Up With The Kids Series - Computers Instructor Bio: Ken Kaiser is a consumer technology expert from years of devotion to finding out how things work. From being a maestro on the computer to quickest guy at the self checkout, Ken seeks the advantages of technology in the everyday. If you know enough to get yourself into trouble, Ken is about showing you enough to get yourself out of it.

Computers - How they work and network ☻ Don't be intimidated by a computer- tear one apart! Learn the computer vocabulary, organization, and how the parts of a computer work together. Be prepared for what can go wrong by backing up your computer and learn basic fixes. How do computers communicate with each other at home and over the Internet? Date: Thursday, October 7, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: IT Lab, Basement County Hall, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: Thursday, September 30, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register.

Using the Internet ☻ Oh, you can do/find that online." Can you? Learn to navigate and use the near infinite amount of information on the Internet. Visit major sites, search engines, blogs, podcasts, products, and news. From banking to shopping for shoes, from scientific papers to cartoons find it and do it online. Date: Thursday, October 21, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: IT Lab, Basement County Hall, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: Thursday, October 21, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register.

Electronic Communications ☻ What’s all the buzz about social media? Come experience social networking, online chatting, texting, email, video chat, and cell phones. Find out why your kids spend all their time on the computer. Communication has changed, find out how it can benefit you now and what the near future will bring. Date: Thursday, November 4, 2010 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: IT Lab, Basement County Hall, Sherwood Park Fee: $30 Register by: Thursday, October 29, 2010. Call 780-464-4044 to register.



Keeping Up With The Kids Series - Communication and Social Issues Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What Do Your K ids Hear When You Talk To Them? Learn to communicate

better with your kids . ☻ Do your children think you don’t understand, that you aren’t ‘with it’ or that you are ‘so yesterday’. Do you wonder what happened to your sweet child who hides in their room or is never home. Do your children tell you they are too busy to talk to you because they are talking/texting to their friends. Join us and develop a better understanding of conflict and explore some strategies and ideas that may help when facing difficult situations or conversations. This course will be facilitated by Strathcona County Community Mediation. Date: November 4, 2010 Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Location: Conference Centre 1, County Hall, 2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park Fee: $20 Register by: October 28, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register.


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Watch for changes and updates to our programs or become a fan by clicking on our page on Facebook, “ What Did

You Learn Today?” The photo from the front cover o f our brochure will match our Facebook photo and ensure y ou’ve

found the right group.


Bookmobile Family Storytime

Drop-in storytime - no registration necessary Join us for a half hour of stories, songs and rhymes selected for preschoolers 3 - 5 years old.

Parented family program - siblings of all ages welcome Brookville hall - Highway 16 East and Range Road 212 Mondays October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 Program runs from 5:15 - 5:45 pm Ministik School - Highway 14 East between Range Road 211 and 212 Wednesdays October 27, November 3, 10, 17, 24 and December 1 Program runs from 10:30 - 11:00 am Sponsored by the Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council.

Strathcona County Bookmobile

“ You cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness that

created it. You must learn to see the world anew.”

Albert Einstein

Did you know? Limited subsidies are available for most courses and are based on eligibility. Please inquire at the time of registration.


One-To-One Computer Training Sessions If you need help setting up an email account, learning how to search the web, use Word or Excel, these hour long training sessions are tailored to meet your individual needs. All session need to be booked in advance - $5 fee per person – refundable after session completed. For more information or to register for programs, please call 780-998-4275.

Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

Next Step Continuing Education provides quality, affordable and accessible learning opportunities for all ages. With Next Step Continuing Education you can finish your high school diploma, update your computer skills for the workplace, learn a new language or take a general interest course such as the Using a Digital Camera or Mexican Fare. New in the fall of 2010, Next Step Continuing Education will be offering Law and Finance courses. Find all the details on our website. Whatever your adult education needs may be, find the course for you at Next Step Continuing Education. Our website is www.eipscontinuinged.ca. Next Step Continuing Education is proud to be a part of Elk Island Public Schools.

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Information and Lifestyles Fair

For Men and Women 50 and Better

WHERE: PIONEER HOUSE – 10102 – 100 AVE FORT SASKATCHEWAN, AB WHEN: TUESDAY OCTOBER 5, 2010 TIME: 10AM TO 2PM

DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS & SERVICES

DEMONSTRATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

LUNCH

DRAW PRIZES

FUN!!


Culture — Fort Saskatchewan

Volunteer Development Workshop Reach the Unreachable – Volunteer Recruiting Facilitator : Ellen Bremner Date: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Location: Dow Centennial Centre - Scotiabank Room Fee: $15 For information or to register call 780-992-6261 Reaching the unreachable – is this how it feels when you are trying to recruit new volunteers? Ellen Bremner, a leader in the volunteer sector, will share ideas on how to engage volunteers in the 25 – 40 years age group. Ellen will share her expertise and knowledge in an interesting workshop about finding those unreachable volunteers.

Merry Mixers Square Dancing The Merry Mixers meet every Monday night beginning September 27, 2010. Admission is $4.00 per person with the first three lessons for beginners being free. Refreshments are served. Contact: Norm and Hazel Paradis, 780-998-2704 Date: Monday evenings Time: 7:00 pm Location: Normandy Room, Royal Canadian Legion No. 27 9964 – 93 Avenue, Fort Saskatchewan

Golden Slippers Square Dance Club The Golden Slippers meet every Tuesday evening beginning in September. The square dancing is beginner plus. Admission is $3.00 per person. Refreshments are served. Contact: Howard Sigurdson, 780-998-4519 Date: Tuesday evenings Time: 7:30 pm Location: Pioneer House, 10102 – 100 Avenue, Fort Saskatchewan


Helping Caregivers Deal with Emotional Strain

The COMPASS program is for those who care for family members or friends living with challenges due to illness, disability, or old age.

Topics Include ◦ Managing Stress ◦ Dealing with Guilt ◦ Knowing Your Capacities ◦ Sharing the Care ◦ The Emotional Journey ◦ Putting Yourself First

Location: Room #9 Basement Library, Fort Saskatchewan

Dates: Tuesdays, September 21st to November 9th

Time: 10 am to 12 pm

Cost: $25, includes a manual and ACGA membership

To register or for more information contact our off ice at

Phone: 780-453-5088 Toll free: 1-877-453-5088 Email:[email protected]

Or contact Tammy Lautner, Seniors Coordinator, Fort Saskatchewan FCSS

Phone: 780-992-6623 Email: [email protected]


Seniors Safety Series

Safety Through Physical Design This session will address how you can crime proof yourself and your physical environment. Reduce your risk of becoming victims and in particular, learn how to make your property a less desirable place for criminals to commit crime. Architectural, landscaping and property maintenance are some of the topics covered in this presentation. Date: Wednesday, October 6 Time: 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Location: Family & Community Services, #276, 2755 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park Fee: N/A Max: 20 people Call 780-464-4044 to register.

Protect Yourself From Scams and Frauds The Wise Owl Program specializes in frauds common to older adults, including the phony bank inspector frauds, telemarketing, home renovation scams and a variety of investment related fraud crimes. Join this workshop to help protect yourself from scams and frauds.

Date: Wednesday, November 24 Time: 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Location: Family & Community Services, #200, 501 Festival Avenue, Sherwood Park Fee: N/A Max: 20 People Call 780-464-4044 to register.

Do I Need to Call an Ambulance? Gain confidence in a medical emergency for yourself or a loved one. Recognize the signs and symptoms of a heart attack or stroke and know when to call 9-1-1. Date: Thursday, October 21 Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Location: Ardrossan Fire Hall Fee: N/A Max: 20 People Call 780-464-4044 to register.

NB: We are moving! Find us at a new location - N ovember 1, 2010. Strathcona County Family & Community Services will be relocated to

Centre in the Park. #200, 501 Festival Avenue, S herwood Park.

Family and Community Services—Strathcona County


Information and Volunteer Centre

Fall 2010 Training and Networking Opportunities at IVC 100 Ordze Avenue, Sherwood Park

Social Media: A Valuable Tool of Communication for Non-Profits! Date: September 22, 2010 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am, Fee: $10.00 Presenter: Scott Lundell Today, people have all kinds of opportunity to share their ideas and opinions thanks to free tools like Facebook, Twitter and video sharing. Whether you are a big established organization or a smaller grassroots organization, social media will give you new ways to communicate with people that care about what you do. Find out which tools are right for you and your organization and how to assess and mange the risk when communicating with social media.

Network Breakfasts for the Non-Profit Sector September 28, 2010 November 23, 2010 8:00 am – 9:00 am 8:00 am - 9:00 am FREE FREE Join us for a networking opportunity with other like minded people from non-profit organizations. We have a 30-40 minute learning opportunity and we spend time sharing and learning from others. A continental breakfast is also free for everyone who attends.

Funders Forum October 14, 2010 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Log Cabin, 50 Spruce Avenue, Sherwood Park $20 Are you a Non-profit organization, Municipality, Charity or Society? Join us to learn more about existing grants and initiatives, to get immediate answers to your questions and to receive tips on how to submit a winning funding application! An evening you will not want to miss! Networking dinner as well! A dynamite evening that will be worth everyone’s time! Contact the Strathcona County Information and Volun teer Centre at 780-464-4242 or online at www.ivcstrathcona.org.


Information and Volunteer Centre

Leadership Institute: Tier 1 Jan 12 & 13, 2011 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Location: TBA Fee: $50.00 The Leadership Institute is an affordable and first-rate 2 days of Leadership and Personal Learning & Training. Training will cover five modules: Self-Awareness, Leading & Building Teams, Communication, Leading Change, Coaching & Mentoring. Participants will also learn to identify styles and strategies for dealing with others. This awareness will lead to an analysis of the strengths inherent in your respective organizations and where gaps may exist in human resources going forward. This is offered through IVC by the Government of Alberta, Culture and Community Spirit. All course materials supplied. Contact the Strathcona County Information and Volun teer Centre at 780-464-4242 or online at www.ivcstrathcona.org

Addiction and Mental Health

Helping Others – Help Yourself A Family Information Series This two-part workshop offers education about alcohol, drug and gambling dependency and the impact on family members. Program content includes a discussion on effective intervention strategies. As a result of attending the Family Information Series you will: • increase awareness of substance abuse and gambling • reduce the harmful effects within the family system and/or individual • improve knowledge of the process of change as related to self and others • increase knowledge of how to effectively intervene

Date: October 13 and October 17 Time: 7 pm - 9 pm Location: Room L3, County Hall, 2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park Fee: $20 Register by: October 6, 2010 Call 780-464-4044 to register.

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International Literacy Day—September 8th

Celebrate International Literacy Day September 8

How many minutes can Strathcona County read in

a week!

Join the provincial challenge to see which community can read the most minutes.

Log your reading time. From Sunday, September

5 through to Saturday, September 11—count the number of minutes you read each day. Each day log

your time at www.sclibrary.ab.ca

All ages, all words (on paper, digital, even in the sky). If you read it—record it. Then track our community’s progress on our Facebook page at

“What Did You Learn Today?”

Sponsored by the Strathcona County Adult Literacy Program, in partnership with the Strathcona County Library.

Further information: 780-464-8441

www.whatdidyoulearntoday.ca



Community Adult Learning Council Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County

#276, 2755 Broadmoor Boulevard, Sherwood Park

We are moving! Find us at our new location — November 1, 2010

#200, 501 Festival Avenue, Sherwood Park, AB T8A 3W7

Phone: 780-464-4044

Fax: 780-449-1220 www.whatdidyoulearntoday.ca

Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona County Community Adult Learning Council—Providing Lifelong Learning Opportunities. In partnership with

Alberta Advanced Education and Technology

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