Additional Applied Skills

(aka Social Dynamics in Table-Top Role Playing Games 11) 

Come join us create adventures and defeat villains in the greatest collaborative table-top role playing game of D&D. The focus is game play, collaborative story creation and teamwork. Participants will explore group dynamics, design characters, monsters, encounters, as well as 3D figurine printing & painting, map production and other design elements. No experience necessary and no prerequisite for this course. Open to all grade levels. 

Foundation: Graphic Production 11: Yearbook 

Chess 10 is designed to introduce students to the grand world of chess, including a brief history of chess, chess in culture, rules & etiquette of chess, and how to read & record chess games. Basic strategy, tactics, opening, middle and endgame theory will also be introduced.  To develop skills, students will play class tournaments and play remotely through an on-line chess community.  By the end, students will be knowledgeable in playing chess and will benefit from the logical, critical, analytical & creative thinking skills that chess provides — skills that transfer to all subject areas and all facets of life. No experience is necessary and no prerequisite for this course. Open to all grade levels. 

Foundation: None