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This is a not-for-credit course for educators, service providers and any person who needs to talk with deaf, hard of hearing, or nonverbal people on a regular basis. Students will be introduced to the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) and the signs most used in daily life. Topics include signs related to everyday life situations, simple questions, and key cultural differences and expectations when talking with people who are deaf or nonverbal. This class is focused on practical skills.

Get your creativity and imagination going with bricks and blocks! This free event welcomes kids to come to the Fortuna Library and use the library's LEGO and Picasso Tile building toys. There are optional themes, but kids can build what they want, display what they build, and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. The club is set up for kids ages 5 and up. Please leave your own LEGOs and blocks at home (unless you want to donate them as outlined below!)

Be a part of a national celebration of African American authors during Black History Month! The African American American Read-In was established in 1990 by the Black Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of English. It is an opportunity for teachers, students, and all people to read together, celebrate African American authors, and promote literacy during Black History month.

Ms. Sue and Sunshine the Chicken can't wait to welcome preschool friends and their caregivers for stories, songs, and shaker egg fun. Masks are optional, and Ms. Sue will be wearing one.