One of the most interesting scientific-educational modules is the exploration of the International Space Station. Now, during the Coronavirus Pandemic, kids will be able to educate themselves. All within a game which most kids already play and enjoy.

Microsoft has made a bunch of content from Minecraft: Educational Edition free for all users. Luckily, Minecraft has stepped in to fill the void in one of the best ways possible. Not only does this mean kids are stuck home all day, but they’re also not really learning anything.

This is such a great idea that other games should start doing it as well to help out parents.ĬOVID-19 is shutting down schools worldwide.

Microsoft has added a lot of educational content to the game for free.

COVID-19 is making educating children very difficult as schools shut down.

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