Kids in school… or out of school… or hybrids… games cancelled… activities postponed… quarantined… Covid keeps rearing its head and disrupting our plans and schedules. When we first designed our fun online camps and clubs in Minecraft and Roblox a few years ago, we knew they would be useful for families, but we never imagined how vital they would become.
As a parent, I feel bad when I think about the activities and events that my children have been missing. As a family, we’ve been looking for ways for you to be creative and connect with friends, even during times when you’re stuck at home. At Connected Camps, we understand that your children want to play and have fun, and you want their brains to be active. We’re here for you, with gaming clubs for Minecraft, Roblox, and esports; a free Kid Club Minecraft server; and ideas for connecting and playing with your tech-savvy kids.
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How to set up a Minecraft account?
A Minecraft account is required to play any version of the game. Fortunately, setting up an account is free and you can use it with the free version of the game without any problems.
Is it safe to play Minecraft with children?
Many parents are concerned about allowing their children to play video games alone, especially if they are not familiar with the game. Due to the lack of specificity in the game’s ratings on the box, this is reasonable.
Minecraft, on the other hand, is designed with kids in mind, from how it looks to how it plays. Even the creatures in the game are adorable instead of terrifying.
What are the Benefits of Minecraft?
Before delving into the potential dangers of Minecraft, it’s important to understand the many benefits the game can offer.
The freedom to build anything players can imagine in the virtual world of Minecraft allows for a lot of creativity. This is one of the main reasons why the game is so popular among children and adults alike. Studies show that creative play can help children develop important skills like problem solving, critical thinking, and spatial awareness.