6-7 yrs old
8-10 yrs old
Digital Literacy
Math & Economics
Reading and Writing
With the help of a pencil and a blank paper kids will begin to explore the additions in a wonderful Minecraft World divided in three large zones
May 8, 2017
The Addition World
The file of the Addition World
The Addition Sheet
The file of the Addition Sheet
The Addition Portfolio
The file of the Addition Portfolio
The basic idea is that kids join the Addition World, discover and find every additions while following the colored paths.
The world is really ready to be used and it is basically divided in three very large zones.
In the first zone kids need to follow a blue path and discover the additions. Whenever an addition is found kids should write using veeery old technologies ;) - a pencil and a blank paper - the result of that addition.
In the second zone just after kids have left their horses in the stable a new path needs to be followed. The yellow path will conduct kids to several 'allow block' areas where kids should build the result of the addition written on the slates and write again on their sheets the same result. They can try to confuse their friends building wrong results on the 'allow block' area: the right result will be that one written on their own papers.
The latest zone starts on a remote village. A very long bridge will conduct every kids to a large 'allow block' area where now they can build their own additions and challenge their friends to solve them.
Use the supporting files to let kids complete the following activities:
Kids will improve their ability to calculate additions.
You can also let kids play in single player this world and ask them to modify every additions so they can then exchange and play the new modified world and solve several other different additions.
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