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Only if it’s single player and survival mode where you are forced to make decisions about resource limitations. Multiplayer Minecraft just looks like crack for

• celticninja 5y ago
  You would be surprised at what you can learn from Minecraft. At age 6 my children knew that you made glass from sand, something I was not aware of until I was probably 10 years old. Even if it teaches them something incorrectly it gets them asking questions about how you would do that thing in the real world.
  • Clewza313 5y ago
    They'll be in for a surprise if they ever try punching trees though.
  • yissp 5y ago
    Playing Minecraft as an adult was the first time I'd heard of lapis lazuli, which is a real thing used to make blue pigment.
    • tiahura 5y ago
      Everquest used lapis lazuli.
• rasz 5y ago
  Multiplayer Minecraft is how I played with other kids from the neighborhood when ~7year old, except minecraft has better toy variety. Its a social game first.
• gruez 5y ago
  >Multiplayer Minecraft just looks like crack for ADHD children. What makes it addictive? The social aspect?
  • Yaina 5y ago
    I guess it's the clear rules and structures that ADHD children like
    • eurasiantiger 5y ago
      That does not sound at all like ADHD. The constant stimulation from discovery and creation is a more likely reinforcer.