Homeschooling with Minecraft Collection (Paperback)

Tap into your child’s love of Minecraft and cover all the basic school subjects at the same time! Students will have a chance to enjoy their favorite game both on-screen and off. They’ll complete challenges in the game, solve math mysteries, work on writing skills, and so much more. Cover math, spelling, science, writing, research, problem-solving, art, and history. This bundle will last an entire school year with the suggested lesson plan below. Or use at your own pace and it can last for years to come! Lessons are easy to plan and prepare.  Students can work independently, in a small group, or as a class.   Just add library books, podcasts, videos, and art supplies. These can be used by a wide range of ages by selecting age-appropriate study materials. Then document your learning in these guided journals.  An entire school year of interest-based Delight Directed learning is ready to go for your Minecraft lover. Includes:● Fun-Schooling Math for Minecrafters: Help students enjoy aspects of math including: addition, subtraction, multiplication, fractions, story problems, and mazes. This math book will change a child's attitude about math. It not only includes number games, but also has other activities that help children process math lessons so they will be able to remember them later.● Fun-Schooling With Minecraft: Minecraft pictures, projects, and creations galore grace this journal.  Students will document learning in multiple, core elementary subjects with a fun Minecraft theme.  Includes coloring pages, writing prompts, and other activities.   Minecraft is strongly recommended to complete some activities.● All About Pets Minecraft Fun-Schooling Journal:  Document learning in all the basic school subjects with a Minecraft and animal theme.  Students will cover writing, logic, maps, problem-solving, and more.● Hobby Time Adventure Journal: A 180-page journal full of fun activities and ideas based on LEGOS, Minecraft, active adventures, and other hobbies. Includes creative writing prompts, comic strip templates, blank calendars, illustrations, coloring pages, and storytelling.● Reading Time Journal - Reading, Spelling, Vocabulary, Mazes & Art: Your child will study any subject and develop a life long love for learning. Use this book to keep track of all the books your child uses during the school year! Kids will enjoy the Minecraft Theme, but there is no need to play the video game in order to use this book.● Writing Time Workbook - Creative Writing Prompts & Vocabulary Building Exercises: Writing Time Workbook - Creative Writing Prompts & Vocabulary Building Exercises● Fun-Schooling Math Mysteries & Practice Problems with Minecraft: A fun book of math problems based on Minecraft. While solving all these Minecraft Mysteries you will be using math and practicing your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills. You’ll hunt for clues, decode secret mysteries and more alongside your favorite Minecraft characters.  Suggested Lesson PlansFor all options- We suggest students complete the same number of pages per day as their age. An 8-year-old would work on 8 pages/day, a 14-year-old would work on 14 pages/day.Option 1- Fun-Schooling with Minecraft daily first semester, All About Pets Minecraft daily for the second semester1 page per day Reading TimeFun-Schooling Math for Minecrafters first semester, Math Mysteries second semesterWriting Time first semester, Hobby Time second semesterAn eight-year old’s week first semester might look like this:M- 4 pages Fun-Schooling with Minecraft, 1 page Reading Time, 2 pages Fun-Schooling Math, 1 page Writing TimeT- 4 pages Fun-Schooling with Minecraft, 1 page Reading Time, 3 pages Fun-Schooling MathW- 4 pages Fun-Schooling with Minecraft, 1 page Reading Time, 3 pages Writing TimeTh- 4 pages Fun-Schooling with Minecraft, 1 page Reading Time, 1 page Fun-Schooling Math, 2 pages Writing TimeF- 8 pages of their choiceOption 2-Use one journal at a time. Each journal will last 6-12 weeks depending on the age of your child. Our materials are flexible. There’s no wrong way to use them!