Minecraft has taught my daughter how to build, design and problem solve, keeping her brain active and engaged.

minecraft is enjoyable and engaging, making learning feel like play. This can help children develop a positive attitude towards learning new skills.

Overall, Minecraft can be a valuable tool for learning and development while providing a fun and engaging experience.

The unique worlds keep them interested & just so many great characters & is great for working with other players.

Minecraft is engaging for kids, it’s awesome fun, while learning and exploring. Minecraft allows kids to let their imagination guide the way and express their creativity freely. They can choose challenging tasks, adventure and excitement or exploring, creating and discovering in their own time, making their own little universe without pressure or limitations, where the possibilities are endless. Minecraft is fantastic for kids, inspiring them to believe in their abilities to create the coolest, amazing, unique things. Promoting self esteem and individuality and kids think it’s the coolest or Minecraft is so sigma.

Minecraft encourages creativity, teamwork, and a love for building. Great for our future engineers!

The coordination of placing the blocks together are great especially helping my youngest boy build his fine motor skills, the memory skill as well they use when opening the packages and trying to remember which ones they need to complete their collections.

My boys would love this so much they love minecraft

Matthew has only recently become interested in Minecraft and just loves it. It has taken over from dinosaurs as his favourite. I’ve never seen him so happy.

It teaches them skills

Minecraft helps to build coordination skills and is a fun way of learning.

Let’s them use their imaginations and be creative.

Minecraft keeps them happy and belonging to a safe fun filled family.

Minecraft is like digital Lego—building brains, not melting them! While other games turn kids into screen zombies, Minecraft transforms them into tiny architects, engineers, and redstone wizards. My kids say they’re “just playing,” but I know they’re secretly learning… and, bonus, no tiny plastic bricks stabbing my feet at night

My kids are crazy about minecraft. They are collecting all of them but some of them we got doubled but some we haven’t got yet. This scheme is going to finish soon i think we will miss out some of them. Thats a great way to get them all.

I’ve seen my boys’ creativity flourish and watching them work together to create some amazing things as well as learning basic survival skills haha!

It’s a good engagement game. My son loves to play with it.

It keeps their minds active & tests their Gross Motor Skills

so they can put in the collectables in it and no one trips over them

I think it is educational for them when putting them together. My 8yr old grandson is obsessed with them and plays with them most days after school

Minecraft is great for kids and helps develop their minds, allowing them to use their creativity. They can also communicate with their friends in multiplayer which helps them improve socialising.