El desafío épico y continuo del modo Supervivencia de Minecraft: edición Bedrock

I have created a new Realm for more advanced students! Share tips, make friends, and advance your Minecraft skills in a safe environment! In this ongoing class, the teacher (a real-life architect/builder) can assign challenging builds to the students to show off their incredible skills! This is a survival realm.

This class is an ongoing learner-directed class in which the topic of conversation is determined by what each student is building in that class.

Students will have fun building with other students who love Minecraft as much as they do. Upon the student's request, I can assist as the realm operator. I will speak with each student and monitor them to help them with anything they need help with. Your child is welcome to create anything that inspires them. 

The student can join the server when the class begins. My private server will be open to the student if they are signed up for this class and if they follow a few simple rules. 
#1 no “Griefing”

Do you have suggestions for a fun class? Other games your child likes? Share it with the teacher; maybe that's what we will be doing in the next ongoing class. 

Please make sure you have a Microsoft account and have the parental controls set so that the student will be able to have friends and join realms. Also, make sure you have Minecraft Bedrock downloaded and updated. If these are not done, you will not enter my realm. Once you sign up for this class, please friend me (BouncyBasher8) and send me your Gamertag so I can friend the student.

I am so happy to invite all iPad, iPhone, Nintendo Switch players, and others to this class! So, let's have fun together. I can't wait to meet you all!

The server will be private and secure!

This is a Minecraft Bedrock Edition class, also known as Microsoft 10 or Pocket Edition. It is not the Java edition of Minecraft.

In any Minecraft realm, griefers can be a real problem.  To avoid this, I have implemented the following. Each class will have its own private realm. In this way, it will be much easier to identify which student, if any, is breaking the rules. If a student keeps breaking the rules, I will speak to their parent.  And if they keep misbehaving after that they will be removed from the class.