John Miller is an instructional coach and former middle school science and history teacher with 30 years’ experience. He holds a master’s degree in educational technology and instructional design from San Diego State University. He has been recognized as a Google Innovator, Microsoft curriculum developer, Minecraft Education lesson designer, and as a finalist for California Teacher of the Year. In 2017, John was granted a Fulbright Teaching Award, which provided an opportunity for him to work with the Ministry of Education in Singapore to explore the effectiveness of game-based learning in the classroom. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. John lives in Paso Robles, California.Chris Fornell Scott is the executive director of Woven Learning and Technology, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that delivers engaging, hands-on workshops for underserved youth. Passionate about empowering young minds, Chris is dedicated to inspiring a love for learning and providing opportunities for kids from diverse backgrounds. Outside of his professional role, Chris is a loving husband and proud father of three teenage boys. He loves the ocean and is always eager to learn new things, continually seeking ways to grow and expand his horizons. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. He lives in Tustin, California.

"The greatest strength of this volume is that Miller and Scott have found a way to combine skills in Minecraft with real-life experiences." - Booklist Online

• IntroductionWhat Can Minecraft Teach?Minecraft in SchoolsGamificationHow to Use This BookMinecraft BasicsSharing Labs and Quests  Quest 1: Using Your InventoryLab 1 Do You Mine?Lab 2 It’s Electric!Lab 3 Setting a TrapLab 4 Fire When Ready!  Quest 2: Textures, Patterns, and LandscapesLab 5 Please Be SeatedLab 6 Banner PlayLab 7 Cookies!Lab 8 Garden  Quest 3: Timeless ArchitectureLab 9 When in RomeLab 10 Flying MachineLab 11 The ArchitectLab 12 Scale  Quest 4: The ArtsLab 13 MichelangeloLab 14 BeethovenLab 15 ShakespeareLab 16 Picasso  Quest 5: Game DesignLab 17 Fire AwayLab 18 Be Careful Where You StepLab 19 Abandon Ship!Lab 20 Across the Finish Line  Quest 6: Future ThinkingLab 21 City PlanningLab 22 CultureLab 23 Fun and GamesLab 24 Mushroom Stew  ResourcesAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorsIndex  Bonus: Sticker Badges

John Miller is an instructional coach and former middle school science and history teacher with 30 years’ experience. He holds a master’s degree in educational technology and instructional design from San Diego State University. He has been recognized as a Google Innovator, Microsoft curriculum developer, Minecraft Education lesson designer, and as a finalist for California Teacher of the Year. In 2017, John was granted a Fulbright Teaching Award, which provided an opportunity for him to work with the Ministry of Education in Singapore to explore the effectiveness of game-based learning in the classroom. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. John lives in Paso Robles, California.Chris Fornell Scott is the executive director of Woven Learning and Technology, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that delivers engaging, hands-on workshops for underserved youth. Passionate about empowering young minds, Chris is dedicated to inspiring a love for learning and providing opportunities for kids from diverse backgrounds. Outside of his professional role, Chris is a loving husband and proud father of three teenage boys. He loves the ocean and is always eager to learn new things, continually seeking ways to grow and expand his horizons. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. He lives in Tustin, California.

"The greatest strength of this volume is that Miller and Scott have found a way to combine skills in Minecraft with real-life experiences." - Booklist Online

• IntroductionWhat Can Minecraft Teach?Minecraft in SchoolsGamificationHow to Use This BookMinecraft BasicsSharing Labs and Quests  Quest 1: Using Your InventoryLab 1 Do You Mine?Lab 2 It’s Electric!Lab 3 Setting a TrapLab 4 Fire When Ready!  Quest 2: Textures, Patterns, and LandscapesLab 5 Please Be SeatedLab 6 Banner PlayLab 7 Cookies!Lab 8 Garden  Quest 3: Timeless ArchitectureLab 9 When in RomeLab 10 Flying MachineLab 11 The ArchitectLab 12 Scale  Quest 4: The ArtsLab 13 MichelangeloLab 14 BeethovenLab 15 ShakespeareLab 16 Picasso  Quest 5: Game DesignLab 17 Fire AwayLab 18 Be Careful Where You StepLab 19 Abandon Ship!Lab 20 Across the Finish Line  Quest 6: Future ThinkingLab 21 City PlanningLab 22 CultureLab 23 Fun and GamesLab 24 Mushroom Stew  ResourcesAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorsIndex  Bonus: Sticker Badges

John Miller is an instructional coach and former middle school science and history teacher with 30 years’ experience. He holds a master’s degree in educational technology and instructional design from San Diego State University. He has been recognized as a Google Innovator, Microsoft curriculum developer, Minecraft Education lesson designer, and as a finalist for California Teacher of the Year. In 2017, John was granted a Fulbright Teaching Award, which provided an opportunity for him to work with the Ministry of Education in Singapore to explore the effectiveness of game-based learning in the classroom. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. John lives in Paso Robles, California.Chris Fornell Scott is the executive director of Woven Learning and Technology, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that delivers engaging, hands-on workshops for underserved youth. Passionate about empowering young minds, Chris is dedicated to inspiring a love for learning and providing opportunities for kids from diverse backgrounds. Outside of his professional role, Chris is a loving husband and proud father of three teenage boys. He loves the ocean and is always eager to learn new things, continually seeking ways to grow and expand his horizons. He is the co-author of Unofficial Minecraft Lab for Kids and Unofficial Minecraft STEM Lab for Kids. He lives in Tustin, California.

"The greatest strength of this volume is that Miller and Scott have found a way to combine skills in Minecraft with real-life experiences." - Booklist Online

• IntroductionWhat Can Minecraft Teach?Minecraft in SchoolsGamificationHow to Use This BookMinecraft BasicsSharing Labs and Quests  Quest 1: Using Your InventoryLab 1 Do You Mine?Lab 2 It’s Electric!Lab 3 Setting a TrapLab 4 Fire When Ready!  Quest 2: Textures, Patterns, and LandscapesLab 5 Please Be SeatedLab 6 Banner PlayLab 7 Cookies!Lab 8 Garden  Quest 3: Timeless ArchitectureLab 9 When in RomeLab 10 Flying MachineLab 11 The ArchitectLab 12 Scale  Quest 4: The ArtsLab 13 MichelangeloLab 14 BeethovenLab 15 ShakespeareLab 16 Picasso  Quest 5: Game DesignLab 17 Fire AwayLab 18 Be Careful Where You StepLab 19 Abandon Ship!Lab 20 Across the Finish Line  Quest 6: Future ThinkingLab 21 City PlanningLab 22 CultureLab 23 Fun and GamesLab 24 Mushroom Stew  ResourcesAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorsIndex  Bonus: Sticker Badges