Junior: Global Adventures in Minecraft

About this Program

Join us for "Junior WorldCraft Explorers: Global Adventures in Minecraft," where the pixels of Minecraft transform into a canvas of exploration and discovery. Engage as we take Minecraft global! Sail through virtual waters, learning about the 50 states, exploring other countries, unraveling the purpose of coordinates and more in an immersive educational adventure. Program Highlights: 1. Creative Construction: Put knowledge into action by creating representative structures and landmarks for each state within Minecraft. Participants will unleash their creativity as they build state-specific monuments, fostering a hands-on, immersive learning experience. 2. Geographical Challenges: Engage in geographical challenges designed to deepen understanding. Participants will decipher geographical features, learn about state capitals, and uncover unique facts about each state through interactive Minecraft challenges. 3. Team Building Adventures: Enhance communication, teamwork, and critical thinking skills through collaborative group projects. Participants will engage in shared thought and build camaraderie as they navigate the challenges of Minecraft together. 4. STEM Skills for Life: Beyond the pixels, Minecraft Explorers cultivates lifelong STEM skills. Participants not only strengthen their gaming abilities but also acquire valuable skills in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork that extend far beyond the digital landscape. 5. Project Showcase: The experience will conclude with a showcase from participants sharing their achievements by demonstrating newfound skills and innovations to family and friends. PLEASE NOTE: Students will be using Minecraft Java & Bedrock Edition. Logins will be provided by PAST during programming along with all other components (computers, etc) to participate. You will receive an email a week prior to the start of the program with information regarding location, paperwork, drop off and pick up time, along with the culminating program presentation information. Program sold out? You can register to be on our waitlist. We will notify you if and when a spot opens up!

Cancellation Policy

Minimum Registration Requirement: If registration for a program offering is less than the minimum number (10), the program will not be offered at that time. Registration cancellations and requests for refunds must be made via phone call or email. PAST must cancellation requests no later than 30 days prior to the first day of the event/program. After the above deadline, no refunds of any type, including no-shows, are given. Any fees associated with a credit card payment will be assessed before submitting a refund. Requests may be e-mailed to purchasing@pastfoundation.org or mailed to 1003 Kinnear Road, Columbus, OH, and must include the following information: - Registrant's name and email address - Event/program name and date(s) Extraordinary Circumstance: Exception to the rules above — Refunds may be granted if a registrant is unable to attend the event/program due to a family death, or other extraordinary circumstance. In such a circumstance, please contact PAST by email with the specifics of the situation. A review shall be conducted by PAST management. Decision on whether approval was granted shall be emailed to the requestor. PAST reserves the right to modify this Cancellation/Refund Policy at its discretion. Any such revision or change will be binding and effective immediately after posting of the revised Cancellation/Refund Policy on our website. Contact us via email at purchasing@pastfoundation.org.

Contact Details

• PAST Innovation Lab

  Past Foundation, Kinnear Road, Columbus, OH, USA