Minecraft is a game where you can build things. As you can see in the pictures, everything is square shaped. There are animals, wolves, pigs, bats, others, and monsters, zombies, creepers (green, no armed monsters that blow up if they get to close to you), spiders (regulars and cave), skeletons, others. You can also play with friends as multiplayer, or by yourself, singular.There are caves, mine shafts, dungeons (where some monsters sometimes spawn), villages with villagers and many other things. Hope this helps and answers your question! -MissPink

Wow. I hope/wish my school can have a Minecraft subject. But for only middle and high school. No junior school. Or if you have one of though's schools that go from kindergarten to grade 12, then only grade 6 to grade 12. Not JUST 13 year old students. But I'd love to have that.

It would be cool to read this. I want to find a library that has it. Try to borrow it and read it without FAILING!

Well, Minecraft might help how to survive in real life, except for the creepers, zombies, skeletons, and big spiders. And it'll help when you're playing Survival mode, but creative doesn't really. And it's not like, UNLIMITED blocks. But ya.

I think Minecraft helps with math because it helps if you maybe want to be an architect, or stuff that involves building and 5 by 2, or 12 by 9, or 6 by 20, ETC. Minecraft can also help people be more creative because people can build like castles, homes, inventions, portals, cannons, rollercoasters, 3D like things like a Mario, or packman, or characters you like, ETC. BTW, Baby chickens are SOOOOOO CUTEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just saying. So, video games, like Minecraft, CAN probablly help kids/teens/adults be more creative and with education too.