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10 Easy Offline Minecraft Activities For Family Fun



10 Easy Offline Minecraft Activities for Family Fun



10 Simple Offline Minecraft Activities for Family Fun


Offline Minecraft Activities - If are a parent trying to connect your Minecraft obsessions with real-world fun, then this post is for you.



Or if you're looking for ways to get your children about their love for Minecraft, then this post is for youtoo.



Here are my top 10 offline Minecraft-related activities. Friends of Minecraft parents have created them all and they're all affordable (if not free! ) and simple to create.



This list also includes cooking activities such as making Minecraft-themed pizzas, fortune cookie cookies, and cake villages.



You can make your own pillows, papercraft, or story cubes with the crafting activities. And the crafting activities will see your family making their diamond swords and pickaxes, wind-up Creepers and wind-up treasure hunts in the backyard, as well as board games. Mix-and-match to make amazing Minecraft-themed birthday parties as well as playdates. Enjoy!






COOKING


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Make a Minecraft Creeper Pizza





Making pizza together is the perfect way to spend time and enjoy a night out as family. This Creeper-themed cheese and pepperoni pizza is the perfect combination of math, mozzarella and Minecraft. Improvise with your ingredients or get the recipe from Catch My Party. (Easy Offline Minecraft Activities)



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Make Minecraft Fortune Cookies





What child wouldn't love to get a fortune cookie filled with a Minecrafty fortune? You can get creative with fortunes or play with this starter set by Sprout, Squidge and Moppet.



A zombie is spotted in the shadows of the horse. Make your towers higher than the deepest mine. A diamond pickaxe is worth a myriad of mushrooms. Prosperity is available to the villager with one saddle for each horse. Buried obsidian is at the horizon.



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Make a Minecraft Cake Village





A Minecraft village will keep your family entertained for hours and offer many opportunities for discussion and collaboration. Watch the video tutorial here.






CRAFTING


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Papercraft: Create a real-life Minecraft World





You'll be amazed by the creative possibilities when you search "Minecraft papercraft". Printables such as the Minecraft cow above are available on this site, along with many more. This page can be printed and cut out, then folded to create your very first miniature model.



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DIY Minecraft No-Sew Pillows





While your child might be able to navigate the keyboard, threading a needle may be a different matter. These pillows are easy to create and fun to make. Learn the steps here. (Easy offline Minecraft Activities)



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Minecraft Story Cubes





Your children are likely to be familiar with Minecraft both inside and out. These clever story cubes draw on that knowledge to kick start hours of story-telling fun. Here's an example cubes generated by Milk and Cookies.



You are an Iron Golem. You are in the wild. You have armor and diamonds with you. Harvest is your aim. Your enemy is the Ender Dragon.



Uh-oh! The zombie pigmen are after you! What can you do?
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To make matters worse, a creeper just destroyed your home! Here are the instructions and templates for the story cubes.






CREATING


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Create a Backyard Treasure Hunt Minecraft Style





Get out of the home and explore the great outdoors. Make your own Minecraft-style adventure map that includes quests, riddles and more. (Easy offline Minecraft Activities)



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Create a Diamond Sword and Pickaxe





Although Halloween only occurs once a year it will be a great holiday for your kids to play with the diamond sword and pickaxe in endless ways.



A Lego pickaxe may be better suited to a tiny Minecrafter.



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Create a Minecraft Creeper that is wind-up





The wind-up Creeper takes papercraft to a new level. You can create one or even a complete hostile mob. Here are the steps to follow.



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Create and play a Minecraft Board Game





Tired of Monopoly and Uno? Why not make and then play a Minecraft-themed board game. I found this game for you to play. (Easy Offline Minecraft Activities)






Nurturing an interest


Research has shown that children, like adults, excel in the things they are interested in when they are in a safe environment.



Although there are plenty of fantastic spaces outside the home specifically designed for this, like Connected Camps, your family can provide the best context of all.



Your child is able to be who they are and share their passion with others. Be encouraging, supportive and don't be scared to let your child struggle a little-failure is a great teacher.


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