LOGIC: Intro to Dungeons and Dragons/Ages 11-18/FCC/HS
700 NE 136th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98684, USA
Description
Ages 11-18. Interested in D&D, but confused about where to begin? This class will help get you started with creating characters, learning about experience points, ability scores, and modifiers. Students will take their characters on one-shot adventures (campaigns) where they will practice strategy, teamwork, and creative thinking.Notes/expectations:Please read the COVID-19 Protocols before registering.Registrations are first come, first served.All homeschool learning styles are welcome; however, please note that some classes will require outside reading or assignments.Students need to bring a pencil and spiral notebook to classes. Additional supplies will be noted on the individual course.Students aged 10 and under are required to have an adult 18+ on-site at Firstenburg Community Center during classes.Parent/guardians are expected to assist and help students that need extra support in class sessions.All students, parents and siblings are expected to follow Vancouver Parks and Recreation behavioral guidelines/code of conduct so that all can enjoy their learning environment.Additional use of the building such as the fitness center and track, drop in programs, playgroup, child watch, etc may be used at an additional fee.Inclusion Notes:Programs can/may be adapted by applying reasonable accommodations/modifications and/or using auxiliary aids and/or services, however the basic structure of the program remains the same.Accommodations/modifications are made as determined needed and without altering the basic program structure. Accommodations/modifications may be flexible as well as innovative and may vary depending on program size, type and duration.Accommodations/modifications may include:Informing the course or program instructor, lead and/or staff of the participants needs.A lower staff to participant ratio than would be standard for the program.Personal caregivers are welcome to attend with participants.Personal Care/Behavior Support:Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services program staff does not provide personal care or dedicated individual behavioral support. If a participant requires personal care such as but not limited to toileting assistance, feeding, or changing of clothes or with other modifications that require one-on-one support you may send a family member/caregiver to attend with the participant at no charge. They must be cleared with a background check through VPRCS or a partnering agency, contact program coordinator for information.