Code to Escape: A Minecraft Coding Adventure (12 weeks) – Intermediate
146,00 $
Description
Objective:
To introduce students of all ages to fundamental computer science concepts using a fun, interactive Minecraft: Education Edition escape room adventure. The curriculum aims to:
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Engage students in problem-solving through computational thinking.
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Teach them how to create and debug code using MakeCode blocks and Python.
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Help them understand how coding and logical thinking can apply across multiple subject areas beyond computer science.
Topics Covered:
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The key computer science topics covered in Escape Estate include:
Core Computational Thinking Concepts:
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Decomposition – breaking problems into smaller, manageable parts.
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Pattern Recognition – identifying similarities or patterns to help solve problems.
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Abstraction – filtering out unnecessary details to focus on essentials.
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Algorithms – writing step-by-step instructions to complete a task.
Computer Science & Coding Skills:
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Debugging – identifying and fixing errors in code.
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Sequencing – executing steps in a logical order.
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Loops – repeating sequences of code.
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Functions (implied through abstraction and repetition).
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Pseudocode – planning code in plain language.
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Problem-solving using block-based and Python coding in Minecraft.
Minecraft-Specific Challenges Include:
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Logic puzzles like moving objects, matching patterns, sorting data.
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Interactive tasks like creating potions, managing mazes, and building bridges.
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Final boss battle using complex coding tasks (e.g., setting and activating Chrono Cannons).
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Outcome:
By completing Escape Estate, students will:
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Learn and apply the four core computational thinking skills: Decomposition, Pattern Recognition, Abstraction, and Algorithms.
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Use block-based and Python coding to solve puzzles, debug programs, and complete escape room challenges.
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Experience decision-making, collaboration, and reflection through gameplay and coding activities.
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Successfully complete all escape room puzzles, defeat the final “boss,” and claim victory in the form of a one million emerald prize.










