Is your Minecraft-obsessed kid looking to take their skills to the next level? Maybe your 1st or 2nd grader completed our now-retired “Beginner Minecraft Game Design” camp and is ready for a challenge? Let’s take a behind-the-scenes look at our newest Minecraft camp to see if it’s the right fit for your child!
Adventures in Minecraft Game Design is a camp designed for 1st-3rd graders who have experience playing Minecraft. Each day of camp features 4 “labs” or lessons focusing on different Minecraft skills. At various point during the week, campers will get to play in Creative, Survival, and yes, even Hardcore modes! Some of the new skills taught include building roller coasters, designing a drawbridge, and building & firing a TNT cannon using Redstone. The toughest challenge comes at the end of the week, when campers take what they’ve learned and attempt to travel into The End. This is the hardest place to survive in Minecraft, and once there, they’ll attempt to hunt the Ender Dragon.
The week wraps up with Family Day, when campers get to show off their worlds to their parents and family members. This is the highlight of the week for the campers, as they’ve been working SO hard all day, every day. In other words, your child gets to do some serious bragging on themselves!
Don’t delay in registering, as this camp will likely go on waitlist very early. We hope to see your Minecraft lover at camp this summer! Have questions? Shoot us an email at hello@clubscikidzdallas.com. Craft on!
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