CELEBRATE WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

Minecraft: Education Edition is celebrating Women's History Month with two exciting new lessons! Students enter the Good Trouble world and travel to Pakistan to help Malala build a school for girls. They'll also travel back in time to meet Emmeline Pankhurst, a leader in the Victorian Suffragettes' fight to win the vote for women. Join a live webinar to walk through the new lessons on March 18 at 9:00 AM PT.

Experience Indigenous history, culture, and knowledge with Minecraft: Education Edition! A new world and lessons created in partnership with Louis Riel School Division's Indigenous Education team and Microsoft in Education Canada immerse students in the world of the Anishinaabe Peoples. Explore Manito Ahbee Aki!

IMMERSE YOUR STUDENTS IN ANCIENT EGYPT

Pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and the mighty Nile River! Emerging Egyptologists can explore one of the ancient world's most exciting civilizations in Minecraft: Education Edition. Delve into a new world and five lessons created by Phygital Labs.

At India’s Sat Paul Mittal school, students are using Minecraft: Education Edition to build their entrepreneurial skills, practice leadership, and engage with cross-curricular learning. Global Minecraft Mentor Monica Joshi shares the story of how the school got started with game-based learning.

Don’t forget! On March 25, students can meet author Max Brooks as he discusses his all-new book, Minecraft: The Mountain, a follow-up to his hit novel Minecraft: The Island. Encourage your learners to bring their questions! They’ll also be able to experience an exciting new world for Minecraft: Education Edition and a lesson plan inspired by the book. Join the live stream at 9:00 AM or 4:00 PM PT.

SKILLBUILDING WEBINARS WITH MICROSOFT EDUCATION

Microsoft is committed to supporting K–12 and higher education with technology, curriculum, resources, and learning experiences that empower students with the skills they need to thrive. Throughout March and April, join a webinar series exploring teaching tools including Minecraft: Education Edition, Micro:bit, and MakeCode. These free virtual events will help you connect curriculum, computer science, SEL, and edtech!

The urgency of fighting climate change grows every year, so Singapore's Energy Market Authority invited secondary school students to engage with this critical issue in the Singapore Energy Grand Challenge (Youth). Find out how learners designed solutions for a sustainable future using Minecraft: Education Edition!