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D&D for Kids: The Complete Guide | Level 1 GeekRunning D&D for kids is different than running it for adults, but it can still be awesome. Follow this guide for D&D games for children.

After School ProgramsLooking for an exciting program for your student? Why not start them on an adventure that never ends? “Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.” – Mr. Roge…

Dungeons & Dragons storms K12 educationA group of educators has revived the nondigital adventure game as a fun way to teach students decision-making and critical-thinking skills, while they work collaboratively and creatively. What can you

How to Start a D&D Club at Your SchoolEthan Schoonover (known as Mr. E. to his students in Seattle) took to Twitter recently to describe how he started a Dungeons and Dragons club at his all-girls middle school—and how you can, too.

This comic explores Dungeons & Dragons’ classroom potentialIn an in-depth comic for The Nib, and an interview with The Verge, author Phil McAndrew explains why D&D isn’t just a cultural moment, it’s a teaching moment too.

When the Teacher is the Dungeon MasterWhy you should roll the dice on bringing Dungeons & Dragons into the classroom

Leveraging the Lore of 'Dungeons & Dragons' to Motivate Students to Read and Write | KQEDBy leveraging the playful and dynamic features of role-playing games like "Dungeons & Dragons," educators empower reluctant students to participate in the art of storytelling, tapping into their motivation to read and write.

How 'Dungeons & Dragons' Primes Students for Interdisciplinary Learning, Including STEM | KQEDAlthough Dungeons and Dragons is known more for its creative play and storytelling, science understanding, geography and math skills are weaved into the powers that advance the fun.

Five Best Practices Teachers Can Learn from Dungeon Masters |Being a great Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master has a lot of parallels to being a great teacher. That's why the role-playing game can be an effective teaching tool in the classroom.

Using Dungeons & Dragons to teach Story, Character, Plot | TeachingTeachers are using Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying in the classroom to help students develop stronger writing and reading skills. Here's where to start.

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