We will be playing a roleplaying game called Dungeons and Dragons (5th Edition) that helps students learn critical thinking, teamwork, creativity, roleplaying, and math skills.
Structure: In our first meeting, we will create characters, establish "lines and veils" (a safety tool to make sure everyone is having a fun and enjoyable time), decide on the "vibe" of the game (easygoing vs. hardcore, mystery-focused vs. combat-oriented), and any ask any other questions of each other that arise. It is important that every student attend this initial meeting so we can have an engaging and collaborative process moving forward. This does not mean a student wouldn't enjoy the club if they couldn't be at the first meeting; just that it helps enhance the experience and overall enjoyability in general.

As the teacher, I will function as the Game Master. I will provide the challenges and twists as students move their characters through the world that we create as a group. Many GMs have a particular style of how they do things but I like to stay fluid in my approach because every party of adventurers is different. As a group, we'll be in constant communication for the entire hour and a half we're in the game.

As a general rule, it would be fantastic if your student has played DnD before but it is not a prerequisite. I have taught many folks, adult and children alike, this wondrous game and I'd be delighted to teach yours as well.