Chaos in Hupperdook: D&D Teaching Campaign
I will be taking your child through a simple Dungeons and Dragons adventure to help improve their improv, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills while also making the class fun and full of adventure at the same time.
Teacher Violet
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(53)
What's included
10 live meetings
15 in-class hoursHomework
1 hour per week. There will not be homework assigned necessarily, but learners will be encouraged to study their characters and campaign notes regularly to prepare for each class/session.Assessment
Learners will be assessed in the game through how they play their characters and if they can solve the main issue of the adventure. Nothing formal, only noticed with feedback given to each learner mid-way of the campaign and at the end of the campaign.Class Experience
This class will be set up in a way that allows learners to learn and play in a game of Dungeons of Dragons. I aim to take learners through a made-up city filled with easily solveable issues. I will often share my screen to show students maps of the city, landscapes, and potential enemies/characters to fully immerse learners in this fantasy game world. The game will be played slowly so that learners can ask questions when needed and so that I can also point out good character/player moments or aid in moments that may the class stuck/not able to progress forward. Learners are encouraged to have a level 1 character so that we can set up for the game right in the first class. Having D&D dice would also help if possible to be able to make rolls when needed, but if this is not an option for you, a digital dice roller will be provided in the classroom as a resource too. There will not be homework or assessments per say in the class, but I will recommend that learners go through their characters and game notes regularly to prepare for the following/next session. Through taking the learners in situations where something needs to be resolved, taken care of, or figured out, they will learn key and valuable skills that can be applied in their daily lives, which will be brought up throughout the game. Rough Schedule for each Week: (Subject to change depending on how the game works/plays out) Week 1: Session 0/Meeting the Characters/Entering the City Week 2: Session 1 Being Introduced to the Key Issue and Planning Week 3: Session 2 Carrying out the Plan/Adventuring Begins Week 4: Session 3 Potential Enemy Fight or Solution Week 5: Session 4 Continuation of Fight or Solution/Level up Week 6: Session 5 Returning to Hupperdook Week 7: Session 6 Collecting Reward? Week 8: Session 7 Reviewing Campaign/Level Up Week 9 and 10: Bonus/Follow Up Adventure
Other Details
Parental Guidance
There will be scenes described that will be 'violent' as the game involves conflict of varying degrees, but no images or explicit content will be shown. Learners will not be harmed at all, only their characters if such occasions arise.
Supply List
-Level 1 D&D Character -Notebook for game notes -Pen/pencil to write with -D&D Dice (optional)
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined December, 2020
5.0
53reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
In the game of D&D, violence to fictional characters/creatures will always be a part of it in some way. However, there is lots of in-game options to make sure characters stay healthy/alive and okay for the mental well-being of learners. I want to teach them and help them learn, not be mean and ruin the game over the violence aspect of it. Reviews
Live Group Class
$150
for 10 classes1x per week, 10 weeks
90 min
Completed by 12 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
2-6 learners per class
