p>If your kid has been swept up in the Minecraft craze, you've probably come to realize that resistance is useless. Children are obsessed with more than just the game. There are Minecraft YouTube videos, a whole Minecraft language, games that are similar to Minecraft and much more.
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p>Get the know-how you need to engage your child on one of the coolest games available.
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p><strong>Minecraft Games Age guide</strong> Minecraft is a popular, independently developed, and published video game that encourages creativity as well as geometry and some geology in kids as they build imaginative block structures. Here's the details on the games that make up Minecraft's offerings:
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p><strong>Minecraft</strong> 8 years old; platforms: Linux Mac Windows Xbox 360 Minecraft is an open-ended game that encourages creativity and exploration. Players can create things and buildings from scratch using materials they harvest from the world around them. http://y8space.com/members-2/helpcorn30/activity/4856252/ With the freedom to create almost any design that they want to create in this 3D world kids can play with a variety of possibilities while pursuing simple objectives. An option to work together on larger building projects can help children develop collaboration skills.
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p><strong>Minecraft - Pocket Edition</strong>, age 8; devices: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire Minecraft - Pocket Edition is an mobile version of the popular PC game. The game lets players create almost anything if they have the appropriate resources.
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p><strong>Minecraft Story Mode</strong>, age 10. Platforms: Mac, Nintendo Wii U and PlayStation? 3, PlayStation? 4 and PlayStation? Vita. Story mode allows kids to create a storyline, characters plot, character, and story. This game is positive and will teach you about cooperation and diplomacy. The learning curve isn't as steep as the original.
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p><strong>Minecraft Basics</strong> Minecraft has its own challenges and opportunities for parents. Learn the language, understand the most important aspects of Minecraft, and learn suggestions for managing your child's time at play.
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p>The Minecraft Glossary for Parents Don't know your mods from your mobs? Your new Minecraft vocabulary will impress your children.
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p>10 Things Parents Need to Be Educated About Minecraft. This video addresses all your questions about Minecraft from how to play to rules and regulations of multiplayer mode.
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p>Q&A: Is It Okay to let my child play Minecraft for Hours? Sure, Minecraft has learning potential, but how much time is safe for kids to burn playing it?
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p><strong>Minecraft on YouTube</strong> Since Minecraft is a game that spans many age groups -- and offers endless possibilities, not all YouTube videos will be suitable for your kid. These are our top choices for kids.
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p>12 Best Minecraft Channels for Kids on YouTube This guide offers an overview of the most popular kid-friendly channels , and explains what they offer.
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p>Wonder Quest (for age 6and over) Wonder Quest (for children aged 6+) YouTube program is based on Minecraft and its main character is based on creator Joseph Garrett's other Internet hit, Stampylonghead. The videos do an excellent job blending comedy, adventure, and quality educational content under the premise of its heroes' efforts to defeat an evil plan and return a collection of gems to their town. There are even lessons for social interaction that encourage cooperation and kindness as well as perseverance.
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p><strong>Games Like Minecraft</strong> Because of its complexity, mild violence and the online community, we suggest Minecraft for kids age 8 and above. So what if your younger children want to play but aren't quite ready? These games will keep them entertained in a similar way to Minecraft but without the more difficult stuff. (Check out our full list of games that are similar to Minecraft.)
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p><strong>Blox 3D Junior</strong>, age 5 With the same style as Lego and Minecraft the app's 3D creation environment empowers kids to create, stimulates visual acuity and encourages critical thinking. <strong>The Robot Factory, Tinybop</strong> is an app that is designed for children in the early elementary grades. It's a great choice for those who love to design, create and have fun. <strong>Toca Builders</strong> 6 Toca Builders lets kids create their own worlds within the sandbox style of. It's much easier to play than Minecraft and there are no monsters or fighting.
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