Linda Fisher-Perue teaches art classes to individuals and small groups. She teaches to young and old alike. She sets her classes to small groups or individual. Her individual classes can be open, meaning she will work with each individual as to what medium or format they prefer. These can very from class to class. During the school year she has classes after school or on Saturdays. She also teaches classes through the Western Wyoming Community College outreach program. These classes have evolved to be "painting'" classes. The students work in whatever medium they are comfortable with with Linda guiding them with the problems that may arise. It is used as a time of sharing and support, the students have come use her painting class as a means of relaxation in these stressful times. During the summer months she offer classes in specific medium, watercolor and drawing, although arrangements can be made to teach other medium. Linda has a youth class during the summer months she calls a "serendipity class", she works with the students with different medium, explores different ideas and follows the path she and her students decide on. These serendipity classes have worked with painting rocks, watercolor, "junk sculpture", and clay, just to name a few.