Prescott Community Center

Tiny Friends Club is a playful, engaging program for children ages 3–5 that blends early learning with lots of fun. Through stories, hands-on activities, and guided play, children will explore foundational math and literacy skills in a warm, supportive environment. Each session encourages curiosity, creativity, and social connection. Children will practice sharing, taking turns, and building friendships through games, imaginative play, and simple learning activities. Week 1 (Jul 13 & Jul 15): Colors We’ll explore the world of color through hands-on fun! Children will learn color names, experiment with color mixing, and enjoy games and activities like sorting and creating with vibrant materials. Week 2 (Jul 20 & Jul 22): Nursery Rhymes Rhymes, rhythm, and lots of fun! We’ll read and act out favorite nursery rhymes, practice rhyming words, and bring stories to life through crafts and playful performances. Week 3 (Jul 27 & Jul 29): Community Helpers Let’s learn about the people who help our community! Through dress-up, dramatic play (including a pretend grocery store!), and engaging activities, children will explore real-world roles in a fun, imaginative way. Week 4 (Aug 3 & Aug 5): Transportation All aboard for a week of movement and discovery! We’ll learn about trucks, trains, boats, and airplanes while sorting, building, and even painting with train cars for a creative twist. Week 5 (Aug 10 & Aug 12): Apples A sweet and simple favorite! We’ll explore apples through hands-on activities such as apple stamping, fun crafts, and playful learning centered on this classic theme. This program is designed as a drop-off program, but caregivers are welcome to stay if their child is more comfortable. Perfect for children preparing for preschool or kindergarten—or anyone who loves to learn through play! Children will sign up for a weekly program that includes two 2-hour sessions. ***Your child must be toilet-trained to attend this program.**

This workshop will help students execute paintings of their own subject matter. The teacher will provide guidance and critique on composition, color mixing, value, and technique. This course will allow students to grow their watercolor painting skills in a fun, supportive environment. Some watercolor experience is necessary. Students are required to bring materials. A materials list is provided in the confirmation email.

This welcoming, judgment-free online gathering is perfect for both new and seasoned writers. Each session offers discussions of the writing craft, engaging prompts to spark creativity, followed by the opportunity to share your writing and hear from others. By listening and learning together, we build a supportive community where every voice matters. Come explore, experiment, and play with words! This is an online class. **All proceeds benefit the Prescott Community Center.**

Pat will lead a discussion on how AI will impact our lives, jobs, community, country, and the world. It took a century for the industrial revolution to unfold and decades for the internet to change our lives. With AI doubling in power every 7 month, are we ready for the implications? How will humanity eventually respond to AI changes, and how will we value ourselves and each other? Will these AI changes be disruptive to our well-being and to both local and global stability? The topics/questions may include: 1. What does it mean for one's self-worth when their degree, job, or role in the community or family overnight becomes redundant? 2. What will it mean for today's economic and political models? 3. How will it impact the current education system? 4. What is the impact of the defense and warfare systems? 5. Will it change health care or extend life spans? Do you currently work in the field? Bring your expertise and questions to expand the conversation.