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I'd love it if you blogged the book as you write it. I'm always looking for new ways to engage my 4yo daughter with this stuff as she grows up.
by pseut 13y ago
I'd love it if you blogged the book as you write it. I'm always looking for new ways to engage my 4yo daughter with this stuff as she grows up.
- DanBC 13y agoHere's a mother and her young child (4? 5?) playing around with Minecraft. (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAA32A313F61AFBBB http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAA32A313F61AFBBB) It's cute and fun, and it can expand in all sorts of different ways. Arts and crafts, or programming, or design, or real world play.
- chasb 13y agoAll this kid wants to do is make zombies. That's adorable.
- clbrook 13y agoMy 4 year old son started playing Minecraft in creative mode when he was 3. He's become quite adept with the mouse and keyboard. Here's a video of him building a train, ahem, minecart track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkYt3-kihNE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkYt3-kihNE My husband wrote out a cheat-sheet for him to copy letter-by-letter into the command line to switch between creative and survival mode. He remains in creative mode except when he wants to use the crafting table. I've tried introducing him to Scratch, however, since it is so word-based, it is quite difficult to teach to a non-reader. In Minecraft, even though he can't read, he can tell me what almost every piece of material is in his inventory. Anyway, long story short, we're always looking for G-rated Minecraft Youtube videos to learn from. My husband hosts a server world for us (and sometimes his cousins join us). I would love for him to have the opportunity to play Minecraft with kids his own age, but I don't know of any others, does your daughter play or is she just getting started with it?