What will be Taught?
Fundamentals of games – The mechanics that makes a game a game.
Types of Games
Level Design
Play Testing
Debugging
Scripting

What topics will you cover?
Obbys
Navigation
Placing, Removing, Renaming, and duplicating blocks
Functions, Loops and Conditions
Day/night cycles, Materials, Colours, Jump boosts, Kill blocks, moving platforms, checkpoints and Hinges

How is your class Structured?
Students will receive an itinerary of what projects will be getting worked on, and instructions on how to do it.
First Classes begin with introductions 
Topics will get introduced followed by an example being worked out infront of the students
Questions get answered along the way.
Students will have a playable obby after 5 weeks.
How Will you Teach?
Referring to the itinerary and showing the starting techniques, middle techniques and ending techniques to each style of game being made.
Teaching is done through google meets.


Teach Style
Friendly and always open for questions.  I call out each student by name, so students 
My style is very inclusive.  I encourage every student to speak, ask questions and nobody gets muted.  If students are talking too much, they will be politely asked to stop so the other students can get a chance to speak.  I also build a project along side the students to better display the examples I was referring to.


How much will the learners interact with each other
As much as they like.  Students are encouraged to try each other’s games and to ask each other questions on how they put it all together.
Between classes, students are encouraged to get together and share what they like about Minecraft and their games.
Students share the progress of their published games at the end of class

Any required Experience or knowledge?
Beginner users are welcome, although a background in programming in Scratch or other languages is encouraged because learning the Lua programming language can be very intimidating.