Minecraft game with Parikshet

Watch this fun and entertaining video from Kids Fun Learn Club!

What you will need

  • Coloured paper or card, the kind that is a little thicker than printer paper
  • Child-safe scissors
  • A glue stick, plus a small bottle of liquid glue for the tricky parts
  • Markers, crayons, or pencils for decoration
  • Old newspaper or a craft mat to keep the table clean

How to make it

Lay out everything before you start. Crafts go a lot smoother when you are not hunting for the glue with sticky hands. Watch the video once first, then pause at each step and copy along.

Take your time with the cutting. Slow scissors give clean edges, and clean edges make the final piece look ten times nicer. If a cut goes wrong, do not worry, you can usually trim around it.

Tips that make a difference

  • Use a glue stick for paper-on-paper and liquid glue only for small joints. Liquid glue can warp paper if you use too much.
  • Press each glued piece for a slow count to ten. It feels long, but the bond holds much better.
  • Let the project rest for a few minutes before moving it. New glue is weaker than dry glue.
  • Save your scraps. Most of them can become eyes, hair, or tiny details on the next craft.

Fun variations to try

Once you finish the main version, try changing one thing. Use a different colour, swap the size, or add googly eyes. Tiny changes turn one tutorial into five different projects, and that is where real creativity starts to show up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes these videos?

Kids Fun Learn Club is a channel run by a father-son duo making learning fun for kids worldwide!

Where can I find more videos?

Visit our YouTube channel Kids Fun Learn Club for hundreds more fun videos and tutorials!

You Might Also Like

What You'll Make

In this Minecraft session, you will tackle creative building — using the game's creative mode to construct impressive structures without worrying about survival. Creative mode gives you unlimited blocks and no threats, making it the perfect space to develop your architectural skills.

Materials Needed (In-Game)

  • Creative mode enabled (in world settings)
  • Access to the full block inventory
  • Flat ground or a cleared area to build
  • A plan sketched on paper before you start building

Step-by-Step: Creative Mode Building

  1. Before opening Minecraft, sketch your building on paper: how wide, how tall, what shape is the roof, what materials will you use for walls vs decorative details?
  2. Open your world in Creative mode. Select a flat building spot and use a shovel to clear a perfect rectangle matching your planned dimensions.
  3. Open your inventory (press E) and look through the massive collection of blocks. Choose a primary wall material, a contrasting trim material, a floor material, and a roof material.
  4. Build the outer walls first, then the interior floor plan, then the roof. Work from outside to inside and from bottom to top.
  5. Add windows by placing glass blocks or glass panes — leave regular gaps in your walls and fill them with glass.
  6. Decorate the interior: use slabs and stairs for furniture, item frames for wall decorations, bookshelves for library feel, and carpet squares for rugs.
  7. Landscape the exterior: add paths, gardens, fences, and trees around your building to make it feel like part of a real environment.

Tips for Best Results

  • Never use just one material for an entire building — it looks flat. Mix at least 3 complementary materials for a professional finish.
  • Odd numbers of windows look more architecturally balanced than even numbers on most facades.
  • Build 1.5 to 2 times bigger than you think you need — rooms always feel smaller from the inside than they look on a plan.

Show It Off!

Creative mode builds are the ultimate flex — take screenshots from multiple angles at different times of day (Minecraft has a day/night cycle that changes lighting dramatically) and share your best angle!