Over 91 million people worldwide play Minecraft monthly, with many children enjoying building and playing in their digital worlds. Parents seek educational resources for Minecraft lovers. Here are some resources to consider.
SKrafty is a moderated Minecraft server with a full curriculum for K-12 students, including 150+ self-paced and teacher-led courses. Weekly lessons and graded quizzes determine progress, with Minecraft Adventure Builds allowing students to build their own Narnian creations.
GameED Academy offers Minecraft-focused courses for students, including 7-week sessions, individual courses, and monthly subscriptions. Courses cover topics like Math, English, Science, Social Studies, and Biblical Studies. However, it requires the desktop version of Minecraft and is not compatible with mobile devices or tablets.
You can also find a variety of Minecraft courses on Udemy that teach tech skills like modding, creating plugins, and more. And, with Udemy, if you’re not happy with a purchase, they do have a 30-day money-back guarantee that comes with every course.