Official Minecraft Workbook: Kindergarten

If your kid loves Minecraft and you’re hoping to sneak in some learning, this workbook is pure gold. My kindergartener thinks it’s a game, but I know he’s actually practicing counting, reading, and even a little math. Win-win! The activities are fun, the stickers are a hit, and the creepers make a surprise appearance (don’t worry, they’re friendly here). It’s been a great way to keep him engaged without any battles over “schoolwork.” Highly recommend for little gamers who need a little extra practice disguised as playtime!

The worksheets were challenging and engaging. My son enjoyed finishing each section and putting a sticker on the page. Great workbook for kinder kids.

Awesome fun workbook for kids and Minecraft fans. My 5 and 4 year old enjoyed doing their workbook. Highly recommend.

Omg this is so amazing I bought it for my grandson he is starting kindergarten this year. He is a big mindcraft little boy. He really enjoys working in the book. He is picking up on things fast. The book was bigger then I thought. Love it.

Good content for keeping up school work over the summer

Love this for my kindergartner who is obsessed with minecraft. The sticker reward system is a huge hit and the activities make him want to keep doing more.

My 5 year old loves doing his lessons in this book. There are stickers in the back that you earn as you complete tasks. Pages are thick and it feels like a decent quality workbook. We plan to purchase the next grade up once he completes this one.

My son flew through this book! Usually it’s a struggle, but the Minecraft theme kept him entertained. It was right on par with his learning level for Kindergarten.

Actually a bit challenging for a kindergartener it was perfect! Not to easy not difficult. Will be buying the other grades, kept him engaged and he finished the whole book through out the summer.

Big hit, 4yo is much more motivated by this than most workbooks. I play minecraft too and this is genuinely well-made and thoughtfully put together, with fun ‘adventures’, a sense of narrative and stickers that make sense for the themes.