Campaña de introducción a D&D: improvisación creativa, resolución de problemas y matemáticas

Class Experience: Dungeons & Dragons
What Will Be Taught?

Students will learn how to play Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a collaborative tabletop role-playing game that fosters creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and storytelling. No prior experience is needed!
Topics Covered

    Introduction to D&D – What it is and how it works.
    Character Selection
    Game Rules – Basics of rolling dice, combat mechanics, and role-playing.
    Storytelling & Role-Playing – Immersing in the game world and making decisions as a character.
    Teamwork – Collaborating as a party to solve puzzles, defeat monsters, and complete quests.


How Will I Teach?

    Interactive Lessons – Each session includes instruction, discussion, and hands-on gameplay.
    Visual Aids – Maps and images help explain concepts and enhance the experience.
    Guided Play – As the Game Master (GM), I will guide students through the story and assist with decision-making.

Teaching Style

    Engaging & Supportive – A fun, inclusive environment where every student feels comfortable participating.
    Encouraging Creativity – Students are free to think outside the box and express themselves through their characters.
    Patient & Clear – Complex rules are broken down into simple, easy-to-understand steps.

Learner Interaction

    Direct Engagement – Students will interact with me and each other throughout the class. I will provide guidance, answer questions, and assist with any technical issues.
    Active Gameplay – Most of the class time is spent playing D&D, making decisions, rolling dice, and engaging in the story.

Additional Details for Parents

    Accounts Needed – None
    Materials Required – A computer or tablet with internet access, a camera, and a microphone.
    Time Commitment – Each session lasts 55 minutes and recurs weekly.

Trademarked Materials

This class utilizes official Dungeons & Dragons materials under the Open Gaming License (OGL) and D&D System Reference Document (SRD), ensuring age-appropriate content designed for both educational and recreational use.
Why D&D?

Dungeons & Dragons is more than just a game—it’s a tool for building confidence, creativity, and social skills. Students will learn to collaborate, think critically, and express themselves in a safe, inclusive, and imaginative environment.