Minecraft is a wildly popular sandbox game that fosters creativity and problem-solving. Players dig (or mine) and build (or craft) different kinds of 3D blocks across varying environments and terrains. It’s often described as a virtual version of LEGOS, but with various modes and chat features, there are some dangers parents should be aware of.
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0:00 Introduction
1:53 Where is Minecraft available? Minecraft is available for purchase (various prices): • Android and iOS • Java Edition and Windows 10 • Gaming consoles
2:29 What is the safest way to play Minecraft? • There are several playing modes in Minecraft, but the safest way to play for young students is in Creative Mode on the Peaceful setting
2:58 Spending money with Minecraft add ons
3:19 Minecraft players connect and share ideas with other players
3:44 5 news headlines about Minecraft
6:40 What parents can do
