Students will be presented multiple exercises and challenges that will further their understanding of the Dungeons and Dragons world, ranging from:

• Understanding how the core Character Classes operate not only on their own, but learn to utilize their skills to function as an Adventuring Party to tackle challenges they never could alone. 
• The importance of finding the right Magic Items and Gear to enhance your character’s abilities. Heavy Plate Armor might be better suited for your Fighter than your Wizard.

Students will learn important skill sets they can take away from the table, such as: 

• Problem Solving Multiple Solutions. Every task Characters come across can have a multitude of options of how to overcome it, which is one of the most exciting feature about Dungeons and Dragons! For example, instead of breaking into a castle by climbing the castle walls, a character can convince the guards that they are a messenger with an important package for the King. 
• The Importance of Teamwork: In order to overcome important challenges, students will have to rely on each other to be victorious. This means sometimes learning to do what is best for the group, even though it might not be what you feel is the best idea.
• Leadership Shifts: Students will have to manage leadership roles in a group, and know when certain Characters are best suited for different situations. For example, someone with high Charisma scores should probably be the one bargaining with a merchant and not the low Charisma Barbarian, but the Barbarian might be the one leading the charge when it comes to handling a group of zombies. 
• Focus and Listening: When there is an environment of monsters and traps, or even a king talking, every word and every movement is important. Students will have to be present and key in on main factors in order to be successful. Students are encouraged to take notes on things that they find and hear in order to rely on it later for their problem solving. 
• Improved Math and Reading: Each child will receive weekly exercises and assignments