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Dungeons & Dragons Club

For D&D Fans in Middle & High School

Do you love playing Dungeons & Dragons or want to learn? Sign up to learn, create, and make friends on a new adventure!

Teens and tweens in grades 6 & up are invited to sign up for Dungeons & Dragons games and activities this spring.

Meetings will be 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM every other week March 8 & 22; April 5 & 19; and May 3, 17 & 31. You may sign up for some or all of the dates; if you have to cancel due to schedule conflicts or illness, you can do so online, or email the Teen Librarian, Rebecca Jung, at rjung@beltiblibrary.org. 

The D&D Club will take a break at the end of the school year and meet again during the summer (to be determined).

Programs will include:

• How to play D&D
• How to become a Dungeon Master to run your own quests
• Participation in quests and adventures

The benefits of the club include:

• Storytelling, use of imagination and creativity
• Increasing interpersonal relations and collaborative abilities through teamwork
• Developing SEL skills (Social-Emotional Learning)

Benefits of the D&D Club are both educational and recreational and allow students to make friends and participate in extracurricular activities in a friendly, teen-centric environment.

D&D Club will meet in the Workshop in the Teen Room and will on occasion visit the Makerspace for hands-on activities that may include: 3D-printing, painting, laser-cutting, sewing and other crafts.

The club may enjoy other activities like watching movies or playing board games and card games as time permits.

D&D Club will be supervised by Eric Humphrey, a long-time D&D player whose experience includes being a Dungeon Master since 2015 running games for adults and mixed groups, including children age 11 and older. Eric recently started running games for students between the ages of 5-13 at the Lagunitas School in the San Geronimo Valley where he has worked as a classroom aide and a supervisor in an afterschool program since 2022.

Snacks and lunch (pizza) will be provided and students are encouraged to bring water bottles and their own snacks/lunch if they are picky eaters or have allergies. 

For more information, contact teens@beltiblibrary.org

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