Minecraft in the Meeting Room
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**The best way to help your child be ready for a Minecraft day is to make sure they have a working device (see below), updated game, appropriate parental control settings, and a Microsoft account you/they can log in to!**
We started our library Minecraft Realm back in November 2021 and it was a huge hit! Kids ages 7+ are invited to come help it grow! Bring your own device and connect to our library Realm. First-time participants and their parents will need to sign a Code of Conduct before joining (see more below).
Devices that work include PC’s, Apple Devices, Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Online Subscription REQUIRED), and a few other handheld devices. Ask Miss Lizzi ahead of time for help if you’re unsure of your device.
We have three Realms, an Easy Survival, a Hard Survival, and a Creative Realm. Each Realm can host 10 players at a time. Minecraft Realms are a great way for builders to get together and create worlds. Realms are big though, and I (Lizzi) can’t monitor every interaction on them. Participants will need to sign a waiver saying they promise not to use bad language, be mean to other players, or destroy other’s creations. Parents will need to sign saying that they understand their child will be playing online with other children.
We started our library Minecraft Realm back in November 2021 and it was a huge hit! Kids ages 7+ are invited to come help it grow! Bring your own device and connect to our library Realm. First-time participants and their parents will need to sign a Code of Conduct before joining (see more below).
Devices that work include PC’s, Apple Devices, Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Online Subscription REQUIRED), and a few other handheld devices. Ask Miss Lizzi ahead of time for help if you’re unsure of your device.
We have three Realms, an Easy Survival, a Hard Survival, and a Creative Realm. Each Realm can host 10 players at a time. Minecraft Realms are a great way for builders to get together and create worlds. Realms are big though, and I (Lizzi) can’t monitor every interaction on them. Participants will need to sign a waiver saying they promise not to use bad language, be mean to other players, or destroy other’s creations. Parents will need to sign saying that they understand their child will be playing online with other children.
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Where is it happening?
215 S Sampson St P O Box 123, Tremont, IL, United States, Illinois 61568
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Host or PublisherTremont District Library
