01 Preparing for Minecraft Education
02 Learning how to play
03 Using the Code Writer
04 Guide NPCs in Minecraft World
05 NPC that gives quizzes and rewards
06 Drawing a flight trajectory
07 The Earth's baseline, the equator, and the prime meridian
08 Summon a random animal
09 Storyteller who tells stories
10 Agents moving up and down
11 Autonomous driving agent following the road
Flash that instantly moves to 12 mobs
13 Protect the Residents! Raid Defense Game
14 Calculating the perimeter and area of ​​a rectangle
15 Wandering NPCs that give rewards and disappear
16 Creating a Hunting Scorecard
17 Compass that shows direction
18 Rising Waters, Flood Evacuation
19 Igneous rock towers formed by cooling lava
20 Roller Coaster Simulators
21 Agents who bring mined minerals
22 A pillar of lightning striking in an instant
23 Sand Stairs Parkour from the Sky
24 An earthquake that shook and split the earth
25 Run the Road! Snail Game
26 I can control the snowstorm as I please
27 Genie of the lamp that appears when called
28 Shooting an Archery Target
Expressing divisors in 29 blocks
30 Little by little, the land rises
31 Contour lines indicating height
32 Smart White Canes for the Blind
33 Agents exploring and reporting underground
34 Smart farms that tell you the number of livestock
35 Zigzag Stairs Speedrun
36 Monster detector that warns of danger in advance
37 Connect the dots to create a shape
38 Copying Buildings Quickly and Easily
39 Agents who find caves and make paths
A monster ball that traps and resummons 40 mobs.

40 learning projects to create with Minecraft Education!

This book contains 40 projects that can be used in Minecraft education.
Written with a school teacher's mindset, this book includes projects that will pique the interest of students, the primary readership, while also helping them develop coding skills, as well as useful projects that allow them to implement concepts learned in class.
Each project can be completed in any order or by topic, and the difficulty level, topic, and related projects are listed.
Teachers who utilize this book in their classes can use the project information to create projects related to their subjects, while readers who are learning coding on their own can choose the project that interests them most and practice it.
It is structured so that even beginners to coding can practice by explaining even the smallest details step by step, so that if you follow along slowly, you can create great results.
Let's build the skills to create our own world by studying the various projects introduced in this book!