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College Planning
Ms. Gardner & Ms. Lewandowski (Room 1022)
Students 30
Are your always thinking of your future? Want to start planning it now? Concerned about
how to pay for college? Join Ms. L and Ms. Gardner in utilizing search engines through,
"What's Next Illinois?" and "Collegeboard" as well as specific scholarship websites to
jump start your plans for life after high school.
For current seniors, you can utilize your time completing applications!
as well. This workshop is for everyone and anyone who is interested in learning more
about how their mind works, whether you are easily distracted or not.
Making Something from Nothing: Improvisation
Mr. Madigan (Room 2022)
20 students
How frightening would it be to be in front of a group of people and not know what you're
going to say? What would you do? Well, you would improvise. Improvisation is the
creation of scenes and comedy when you have nothing prepared. In this workshop, you
will play games and develop scenes that will force you to think on your feet, accept what
you have been given, and rely on your fellow performers. You will need a quick wit, an
open-mind, and clothes that you can move around in. Scripts are unnecessary.
Make your Move: Play Chess!
Mr. Saines (Room 1011)
16 Students
Chess, known as The Game of Kings, is a game that involves strategy, concentration,
and deep thinking. Several studies have shown that Chess can improve test scores and
grades for students of all ages. One more thing about Chess: Its fun!
If you are an expert, beginner, or someone who has always wanted to learn but has not
yet gotten around to it, come join me! Ill teach you how to play, and in no time youll be
enjoying a game that will bring you countless hours of fun in the years to come!
Og-ZEN YOU! Light Yoga Practice and Mandala Making
Ms. Fenwick (Room 2010)
16 students
Intrigued by yoga? Enjoy art making? This Zen experience is for you. We will begin our
day by exploring some basic yoga asanas or postures and connect them to the rhythm
of our breath or pranayama. We will also begin to develop a deeper awareness of our
thoughts. Connecting the mind, body and breath helps us to direct our attention inward.
The awareness we cultivate can assist us in becoming more reflective and open minded.
Sounds like the IB Learner Profile, doesnt it?
Next, we will explore our creative energy using art supplies and create a mandala to take
home. A mandala is the name for a symmetrical design often used as a focus for
contemplation and meditation. Mandalas are found in most cultures and are often
thought of as symbolic maps of the universe. Every Ogden International student needs a
map! Create yours with a supportive group of peers.
All you really need to have for this is workshop is a body, an open mind, and a bit of
curiosity. But it is also helpful to have a pair of sweat pants, leggings, or shorts, and a tshirt that's not too baggy. No special footgear is required because we will be barefoot. It
would also be nice to bring an old towel to class with you to wipe down or clean-up.
Reconstructing Lichtenstein
Mr. Diedrich (Room 1012)
16 students
Express your internal artist and discover the unique style of legendary pop-artist Roy
Lichtenstein in this art workshop. We will be introduced to a variety of Lichtensteins art
work and students will choose a piece to recreate as their own. Students will have the
opportunity to mimic his style or reinvent some of his famous paintings techniques. We
will grid the image and enlarge the work onto canvas. After it is enlarged on canvas, we
use acrylic paint to create your own personal masterpieces!
view, and sound. Highly recommended to those who want to improve their French
pronunciation, vocabulary, and listening skills. However, anyone interested in
discovering the intricacies of French culture is welcomed!