TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, Episode 19: Classroom ready TTRPGs
Ludology podcast is a discussion-based show about the hows and whys of tabletop games! They have longer form episodes every other week, and, on one of the off weeks each month, we have the TTRPGkids show! These shorter episodes will cover topics that are focused on tabletop RPGs for kids and youth, and I’m excited to share the link to the 19th episode here!
In this episode, I walk through, in general terms, so not subject specific, how a tabletop RPG can be made for use in the classroom with intention and tools for teachers available from the start. From including lesson plans to paying attention to typical classroom length requirements, there are several factors that can make your game more accessible to educators in the settings they’re limited to instead of expecting them to totally adjust your game or their class to fit (i.e. the game and the class can work together)!
Below the episode link, also check out some of my additional resources to go over during or after you give the episode a listen!
https://ludology.libsyn.com/ttrpgkids-ep-19
If you’re looking for some additional supporting material, check out my articles here that cover the topic in a bit more depth! Read along with this during or after listening to the episode to tap into more resources and/or have the information in a different format so you can learn in the way that works best for you.
- Free download: Classroom Ready TTRPG Toolkit
- In print: Classroom Ready TTRPG Toolkit
- Free sample game: Photosynthians
I hope it helps, and happy gaming!
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