This interactive course is designed to prepare young teens for safe and responsible babysitting. Students 12-15 years old will gain confidence and practical skills to care for children of all ages, with a special focus on infants and toddlers. Topics include safe feeding techniques for infants, proper diaper changing and hygiene, understanding child development stages, and simple first aid essentials every babysitter should know. Participants will also explore fun, age-appropriate activities for toddlers and preschoolers that encourage creativity and engagement. By the end of the class, students will be equipped with the knowledge and hands-on practice to provide dependable, nurturing care for children while building trust with parents.

If you are interested in improving habitat for native bees, butterflies and other native pollinators in your landscape then this class is for you! The class will focus on the needs of resident and migratory pollinator species in Laramie County. Participants will learn about the landscaping components that native pollinators need to survive and thrive including plant selection and habitat needs. This class is focused on native pollinator species and will not provide information on honey bee management.

This empowering class helps children build the confidence and skills they need to stay safe when home alone. Students 9-12 years old will learn how to handle common situations such as answering the door or phone, preparing simple snacks, and following family safety rules. The course also covers basic first aid, what to do in an emergency, and how to recognize unsafe situations. With a focus on responsibility, problem-solving, and safety awareness, this class gives children the tools to make smart choices and feel prepared when spending time at home without adult supervision.