Climate Futures, a new series of lessons and worlds created in partnership with Met Office, helps students understand climate change in fun, immersive worlds. Teaching climate change across the curriculum prepares learners for future jobs, builds problem-solving and system thinking skills, and creates empathy for how climate change impacts communities and habitats.

To mark National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we're sharing how Microsoft’s Inclusive Hiring program uses Minecraft to support neurodivergent candidates. Learn how Minecraft’s collaborative, game-based learning environment helps people of different abilities demonstrate key skills.

JOIN THE GLOBAL BUILD CHALLENGE WITH UNESCO

K-12 classrooms around the world are invited to join the Peace with Nature Challenge to design new ways of living in harmony with nature. Check out the downloadable educator guide and lesson plan in 29 languages. Submissions are due November 19, 2021.

Create a fun Halloween-themed art lesson with a short classroom build battle. With time as a creative constraint, students will push their creativity to the limits and have fun along the way.

Join us on October 16, 2021, to celebrate all things Minecraft in the annual broadcast of Minecraft Live. The show is packed with juicy Minecraft news, content creators, and will include a pre-show, special segment on education, and the much-anticipated vote for a new mob!

Game-based learning is a powerful way to support students through play! We now offer purchasing options for homeschool organizations, after-school programs, academic clubs, and more.