1:1 Math Escape Room in Minecraft: Cherry Blossom-Themed (Bedrock Edition)

*Upon enrolling into the class, please make sure you have a Minecraft account which means the student is signed in via a Microsoft email.  I can only spend the first 10 minutes of class helping with technical difficulties.  Technical difficulties such as no internet connection, no Minecraft account, being unable to join the world due to updates, storage space, the device not being charged, the student having to stay muted, or some other rare situations will not be allowed a refund.  Please make sure students are fully ready for class.

**I will not refund for the class being "too easy" or "too hard."  I have the math addition equations listed in two areas.  Otherwise, the students are welcome to get hints whenever they'd like.

Hello, Minecraft gamer!  In this one-time 1:1 class, you get to look out for keys and even a secret lever in this cherry blossom-themed escape room challenge.  It is a dome room with windows to see outside on a bright sunny day.  However, you will not only have to find the keys and lever, but you will have to solve three addition equations.  All the answers will be 10 and under.

You will be in adventure mode while I supervise and help when needed.

Please read everything for a better experience.

How the class will run:
If there are no students in class within 10 minutes, then it is automatically canceled and the next class will be the next meeting.  Within the first 5 minutes of class, everyone will say "hi" and introduce themselves if new.  If I do not have a game tag yet from some students, they can input it in chat (which will be directly to the host; me) during those 5 minutes.  If I don't have a game tag from students in class, they will only communicate via microphone.  They will be very, very bored.  To ensure that doesn't happen, please share the student's game tag with me before class.

After those 5 minutes, all students will disable their cameras but keep their microphones on.  Cameras being disabled (turned off) is a requirement as I can't supervise children via zoom (chat will be only to host) while playing Minecraft and supervising them there.  This is due to my teaching on a laptop and not having multiple monitors.  If students do not know how to turn off their cameras, I can do so myself.  I will not be screen sharing unless I feel the need to for helping parents, and students, or entertain some students while they are trying to get logged in or having account issues.  

Things to know:
❀ One-time
❀ 1:1 class
❀ 25 minutes long

Players may join my world from:
Windows PCs, PlayStation, Xbox, Smartphone, Nintendo Switch, Series S/X, iOS devices, iPadOS devices, and Android devices. 
(I play on Minecraft: Windows 10 Bedrock Edition)