#1 Build a replica of your house
Invite the kids to create a mini copy of your home in the virtual world. This simple idea will help develop your child's observation skills and attention to detail. And how proud he will be when other players see and appreciate his efforts!
#2 Build a roller coaster
It is quite laborious to engage in such a complex project as a roller coaster in life. But Minecraft's virtual world is a whole different story! Working on such a project, the child will be able to fully express his irrepressible imagination!
For example, you can make the attraction rails pass through a cave or go underground, or maybe even go down abruptly with the waterfall!
#3 Build a real volcano
It's just a lava adventure! It's no secret that volcanoes will always excite children's minds. You can invite your child to be creative in the building and create something unique and special, like an Egyptian pyramid filled with lava.
#4 Create a flying pool
Not only children, but also adults dream of this in the real world! Imagine a glass pool floating freely in the sky — isn't that amazing?
#5 Build a giant ice sculpture
Invite a little Minecraft fan to set his own personal record and build a huge ice sculpture. Let it be his favorite character or he himself, as children's imagination suggests.
#6 Create a huge snow globe with a house inside
Kids love snow globes! Why not ask them to build their own in their favorite virtual world? The young dreamer will definitely figure out what to put inside.
#7 Build a fire pit
Invite your child to set up a cozy place to bask at night while watching the bright sparkles. Let the young builder place comfortable benches or wicker chairs around them and lay out warm blankets and blankets over them.
#8 Design and implement creative banners
Banners are a great way to make your base or buildings unique. A child can not limit his imagination at all, inventing and creating an unusual design, for example, making a banner with a flag or his own unique emblem. To create a banner, you need to get a loom and wool, and then you can start creating.
#9 Recreate a happy memory
Invite your child to remember something nice that once happened to him and recreate this moment in play. For example, it could be his birthday, the arrival of a new pet, a trip to the sea or to the village to visit his grandparents, a significant purchase, etc. Thus, the child will not only train his memory, learn to appreciate important moments in life more, but will also create a reason for himself to smile once again.
#10 Create your own virtual replica of Mount Rushmore
Mount Rushmore, which is located in South Dakota, is famous for its portraits of four US presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. Invite a young Minecraft fan to create something similar using the faces of favorite characters or family members. The child will love it!
#11 Build a house under water
Most players build homes in abundant biomes with lots of resources. But when a child gets bored, why not ask him to build something underwater? This can be a real challenge because it requires special potions that allow you to breathe underwater, or the use of a snorkel. However, the result will exceed all expectations!
#12 Decorate the entrance to your mine
Offer your child the role of a designer to help them “turn on” creative thinking and come up with an unusual way to decorate their location.
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