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Playing Minecraft is fun. Playing Minecraft with friends is magic! This club gives your child a safe place to play with other kids. Our goal is to help students build real friendships.
Weekly Minecraft Survival Club — Online Social Gaming for Kids
This program is not an official Mojang or Microsoft product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft.
Ready to survive, build, and thrive? Weekly Minecraft Survival Club is a fun, structured online class where kids come together each week to explore the world of Minecraft Survival Mode — learning to gather resources, build shelters, and work as a team to take on whatever the world throws at them.
What We Do
Each weekly session, students join a private, supervised Minecraft server where they’ll tackle survival challenges, collaborate on builds, and develop creative problem-solving skills — all in a safe and friendly environment.
Getting Connected
To join the fun, students will need to send a friend request to their teacher in Minecraft before the first session. The teacher will also add each student as a friend to make sure everyone is connected and ready to play on day one. Gamertag information will be shared upon enrollment.
What to Expect
Who It’s For
Open to kids who enjoy Minecraft or are eager to learn. All experience levels welcome — whether you’re a seasoned survivor or just punching your first tree!
Minecraft beginners and experts are welcome in our club. We've found that clubs with students of all different levels are the most fun!
Java edition can only be played on a PC. Bedrock edition is cross-platform (can be played on PC, Switch, Xbox). If you aren't sure which edition your student is playing on, send us a message and we will help you out.
Students just need to have a Microsoft account to login on Minecraft. It is a quick and free to setup.
Yes, all of our servers are private. That means that only students who are enrolled in the class will be able to access the world where we are playing. There will be no strangers or online chat in our Minecraft worlds.
A gamer tag is the name students give themselves in Minecraft. If your student has a Microsoft account, they have a gamer tag. They must share this gamer tag to gain access to the private server.
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Create a parent account so we can save your child, enrollment, reminders, and checkout details.
You’ll come back to this class after creating your account.