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What ways can Minecraft and GBL be integrated into the curriculum?
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Social Studies and Mapping would be great to discuss landforms, etc. within a student created Minecraft game.Over 10 years ago
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Media literacy, reading, writing, social studies, science (Rocks & Minerals)Over 10 years ago
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To be modelsOver 10 years ago
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Procedural writing in Language ArtsOver 10 years ago
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Maths, social studies, science,Over 10 years ago
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Climate Mod: link to geography and natural disasters.Over 10 years ago
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Reading - engaging in reading all types of texts related to minecraft due to their own personal interest and connection.Over 10 years ago
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Research skills - learning how to do things to improve their minecraftOver 10 years ago
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Persuasive writing, reading, problem solving,Over 10 years ago
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I use it for my grade 5 area unit.Over 10 years ago
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motivating children and engaging them where they are already successful.Over 10 years ago
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Math, languageOver 10 years ago
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Math area and perimeterOver 10 years ago
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ancient civilizations, biomes, biospheres, history events, court case, event in a story/poem, create your own/media connection, natural disasters consequences..Over 10 years ago
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Have kids build based on parameters (area/perimeter/ using renewable materials/based on First Nations beliefs)Over 10 years ago
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Social Studies - I had a student walk us through King Tut's tomb... He reproduced it based on his research, and it was down to the number of steps and what they represented... The jewels he was buried in, and why... This was a student who would not have been able to produce a written report.Over 10 years ago
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Community building skills in the classroom through Minecraft and GBLOver 10 years ago
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Oral communicationOver 10 years ago
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MathOver 10 years ago
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a lot of collaboration!Over 10 years ago
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