Catherine Rondina

WORKSHOPS

Interested in having an award-winning author visit your school or library? I offer a number of workshops for audiences of all ages!

Here are some examples:

A WRITER’S LIFE

This interactive workshop is a favourite for students of all ages.

The presentation takes the audience on a tour de force of the creative process.  From the early beginnings of a young writer toying with creative musings, to the thrill of seeing your name in print—this workshop features ideas and interactions with participants, bringing them into the world of a writer’s mind.  A series of activities are presented to spark the creative thinker. Features the timeline of my various publications and their unique histories.

Audience members are selected at random to participate in forming observations that help trigger the creative mind.

Grades 3-12 (Adult groups too!) (60-minute session)

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Cover for the book Zoom in on Zombies

ZOOM IN ON ZOMBIES

A workshop that takes young readers into the fascinating world of zombies found in nature. Using a number of interactive activities, participants are asked to attempt to prove and record findings of a set of experimental observations.

This fun-filled workshop will leave the audience asking for more—if they dare!

Interactive team-based STEM experiments, in addition to individual craft-based activities are available.

Grades 4-8 (60-minute session)

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Catherine Rondina is the author that speaks to ALL. Firstly, she captures the audience’s attention by sharing that even authors (like any adult) struggle sometimes, and teaches that overcoming challenges prove to help us reach our dreams. Catherine’s flexible ability to accommodate different listeners and engage students in various topics of interests inspire students to pick up reading for the joy of it and consider writing as a way of expressing themselves. Last but not least, Catherine is a source of inspiration for acceptance and inclusiveness, important ingredient in our food for thought of teaching.” (E. Ardelean – Teacher, Iroquois Jr. P.S., Toronto District School Board)