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MinecraftchallengesBy Year 6 St. Martha's
Welcome to our iBook of Minecraft challenges.We have had a great year learning in Year 6, especially using the iPads to improve.After the SATs in May I felt that the children should continue using and applyingMaths but through activities they could relax with a but more and also help others.The success criteria for them was to create simple and not so simple challenges forother children. They decided to choose at which age the children would managetheir challenges. They had to include the use of different mathematical concepts,such as volume, area, and symmetry.We stumbled upon a few issues such as understanding that they had to recognisethat the person doing their challenges would be doing it from a new world, unlessthey created a seed and placed that within the challenge. We, as a class, are notproficient at making seeds yet, but are determined to learn!We hope you enjoy the book and please comment on our blog:Http://marthas6.wordpress.comAll the best, Amy Aviss and Year 6 at St. Martha's Catholic Primary School, KingsLynn, UK
Lexiss andHimaminecraftchallengeAges 8-10.Year 3-5Wall ofsymmetryA) 7 dirt blockshorizontal.5 dirt blocksvertical all theway round.B) 5 torches on the 4thblock creating the lineof symmetryD) 1 gold block on thebottom left hand corner.(Delete blocks ifnecessary)C) 3 diamond blocksdiagonal from the topcorner of each sideE) 1 gold block on thebottom right handcorner. (Delete blocks ifnecessary)Enjoy
Tall houseByNimmy andAlisha1) Length x width xheight: 12 x 12 x 12diamond blocks2) Put in two woodendoors.3) Create somefurniture to go inside.4) Make it in tenminutes!Suitable forAges 7-9(Yr 3 and 4)
In the sky and out of blocks of yourchoice make:A) the alphabetB) numbers 0- 9By Alvin andMake them fly!! --
Tall tower by Jenisa and Ryan1) Firstly, build a hollow tower with the perimeter of 40 quartzblocks.2) Build the surface 4 blocks higher.3) Now change the material into diamond blocks.4) Make the surface 5 blocks higher.5) You should now have two floors.6) To build two more floors, change the material into goldblocks.7) Again make the surface 5 blocks higher.8) Change your material into pink wool.9) Lastly, make the surface 5 blocks higher.10) Now you have completed the building.11) As the building is hollow and empty, fill it with anythingyou want!!Suitable for years 4 and 5 (ages 9-10)
Je d1.Make ahouse madeof bricks 10blocks across10 blocks upso it's a cube.3.Add adooranywhere.rahe drByDa Je wnel and2.Add 3bookcases and4 picturesanywhere.For ages 5-7on
Short minecraft challenges for 9-10 year olds.1. Chope treerhtndowes, uf wooedaemown hruoyesodenands.t is 6ahtskcblox6locks.ousbhnaeddlioButhe woe2. Kkam.aoterdaill thonoikwaowre eeomosotfsdarCthe en swo heep wwooith ard aal.olncod cor meofs.llectelat.ec e coaip30thttceeglolto3. C downeMin4. Kill fiar.mo ve cnoriefkilli ur, c owseossng.olleto mece til youicpt thakeree ave un cks.ehtskin leatidrcnbiaafte her5. F nside in theriffDig ze stunbro6. Finish by crafting three signs bycutting down three trees andwriting messages. Place them byyour house.
Spleeth Arena - a game tomake for your friends.This is a fun game that you can play with two or more ofyour friends who can link up to you world.1. First you need tomake the Arena whichshould be within a 12 x12 x 12 cube.3. Devise some trapsand mazes for yourplayers within your cube.2. Now make entranceson each side, and anelevator to one side.Have fun!
Challenge for aged 9-11yr olds by Ellora and Erin BLength 25, width 15, blocks should becobble stone.1. Create the base andabove the base put twolayers of windows allthe way around leavingspace for two doors.Put a layer of wood ontop.4. For your 3rdand 4th floorsdo exactly thesame, but useblack for thethird roof andpurple for thefourth roof.2. Fill the top withblue wool. In themiddle put a 5 x5 swimming pool,and fill it withwater.3. Repeat the firstcommand again,without theswimming pool!This is your secondstorey.5. Repeat for the fifth floor butthe roof will be a pyramid-styletop. Use glass blocks aroundthe roof five times, movinginward on each level likesteps.Around the outside if thefourth floor put an extra row ofglass bricks, this will be abalcony. Have a staircaseleading up from outside andinside, as well as a door.6. Put torcheson each side ofyour buildingon the balcony.
Thank you for readingour ebook.
We hope you enjoy the book and please comment on our blog: Http://marthas6.wordpress.com All the best, Amy Aviss and Year 6 at St. Martha's Catholic Primary School
