Adventure Workbooks: The Word Wizard
TTRPGkids is coming out with Adventure Workbooks! These are playable stories that teach different milestone curriculum skills, like reading sight words, writing, and math, in a fun and engaging way!
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Review of The God Corpse, a D&D adventure for teaching biology!
The God Corpse is a D&D 5e adventure made to teach students about biology! Explore the body of a 6 mile tall humanoid and learn about how different parts of the body function in a fun and memorable way!
Featured project: STARSWORN, Teaching Literacy Through Games!
I am excited to share with you info on the Starsworn kickstarter!! I’ve played Starsworn with my kid several times and LOVED it – am I happy to see it kickstarting for a physical copy… and doing so well! Find out more info here and check out the kickstarter while you can!!
Review of Good Nature – a collaborative journaling tabletop RPG!
Good Nature is a tabletop RPG for kids that focuses on collaboration and education. There’s elements of rules-lite gaming and journaling fused into one game that revolves around a positive core set of stats and specific Common Core Anchor Standards educational skills. Good Nature is a great system for creating fun educational RPG scenarios for kids and comes with its own awesome premade adventure too!
TTRPGkids interview: Scriv the Bard talks about tabletop games for kids and Bard RPG!
I had the pleasure to chat with Scriv the Bard about her experiences, how she’s blended her background in psychology with a love of gaming, and her current kickstarter, Bard RPG. Scriv has run tabletop RPG’s with kids for a while and has designed Bard RPG based on the insights gained from gaming with kids!
Review of Inspirisles, a uniquely beautiful sign language tabletop RPG for teens!
Inspirisles is a beautifully illustrated game that utilizes sign language as one of the core spell casting components! Since I saw it, I knew I wanted to try it out with my kid, and I was very excited to see him pick Inspirisles up right away (he even asks for it as the sign magic game now). Inspirisles is a truly teaching tool and game, and I hope you give it a try!