Can you play Bedwars in Minecraft Education?

Since Bedwars is a popular Minecraft minigame, many wonder whether it can be played in the title's Education Edition. The mode supports up to eight teams with four players on each side. Each group has to protect its beds while trying to destroy the ones belonging to the other teams. Unfortunately, the minigame cannot be played in Minecraft Education Edition.

This article offers potential alternatives to Bedwars that you can try in the title. It also mentions activities that offer a similar experience to the popular minigame.

There is no way to play the original Bedwars in Minecraft Education

There is no way to play Bedwars in Minecraft Education (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Mojang Studios)

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Though there is no way to access Bedwars in Education Edition, the title features an array of unique modules and courses based on the theme of that minigame. If you want to play the original Bedwars, you can do so in Minecraft's Bedrock and Java Editions.

If you seek a similar experience in Education Edition, you can try out themed lessons like Math Bed Wars! and Commutative Property Bed Wars. These can teach mathematical principles through fun minigames that are similar to the original Bedwars.

While Math Bed Wars features mathematical models that represent the commutative property of multiplication, Commutative Property Bed Wars teaches multiplication and strategies used to multiply and divide. Players can launch the lessons in Minecraft Education to experience the themed minigames.

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Other things to do in Minecraft Education

Apart from the aforementioned lessons, Minecraft Education offers students a range of options that they can use to quench their thirst for learning. The title offers many unique build challenges that players can engage with. Field Day and Creature Crafter are two examples. The former lets gamers create a new sport, while the latter allows them to craft their own fantastical creatures.

Apart from the challenges, players can participate in a host of unique gameplay experiences, including Wheel of Steve, AI for Cultural Heritage: Discover Vatican City, and more. The former is based on The Minecraft Movie and features five minigames. Cultural Heritage: Discover Vatican City, on the other hand, lets players explore Vatican City and learn about its history.

Minecraft Education's unique lesson plans and games impart educational values and facilitate learning. Similarly, its Hour of Code events — which are hosted every year — teach students the fundamentals of coding through fun and exciting gameplay experiences.

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