TTRPGkids made another appearance at Motor City Comic Con for their fall 2023 show and did a talk about Teaching Kids Core Life Skills with TTRPGs! Find the talk audio here in case you weren’t able to attend, and check out the resource list that supports points from the talk while you listen!
Spring Owl is hosting a 65 game bundle that’s focused on cozy feels and gathering with friends! It includes several kid-friendly TTRPGs, which I’ve highlighted here – check it out, and I hope it helps you build your game library!
The Library Game by Open Story Games is a TTRPG/LARP where players learn about library organization while acting as researchers trying to prepare for a catastrophe that’s about to befall the building! Collect magical words for creating your solution before time runs out!
Check out this new kid-friendly adventure based on the Norse myth of Loki cutting Sif’s hair. This brochure style game was written by Steph from TTRPGkids as a commission from Lucky Newt Games, and I’m excited to highlight it here!
TTRPGkids is an event partner for Crowdfundr’s upcoming Tabletop Non-Stop (TTNS) event! Check here to get registration details, and keep an eye out for a whole bunch of new TTRPG projects coming soon, which I’ll be helping to highlight through TTRPGkids!
Veggies monsters, living gummy bears, foodie magic, and more! A Gourmand’s Guide to Gstromancy is a recipe for fun adventures and for coming together with friends and family around game table.
Wizards, Warriors, and Wellness by Jack Berkenstock and Baron Blakley from The Bodhana Group is a wonderful intro to therapeutic tabletop RPGs whether you’re a therapist or layperson and experienced or new to applied gaming.
If you’re looking to use TTRPGs in the classroom or after class/at home to reinforce science and engineering learning, check out here for a few very big ways that you can incorporate core science and engineering skills into your games while keeping them fun!