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In Minecraft, you cannot craft out 

of thin air: you will need to build 

a crafting table first. To do so, 

convert pieces of wood into 

wooden planks. Enter the crafting 

menu, choose your wooden 

planks, and tap the material list 

on the right. One piece of wood 

will make four planks. 

= A stick

and 2 wooden planks on the top of it 

makes a wooden sword.

If you place diamond or gold, iron,stone, makes it that

type of sword.

If you want a pickax , do the same thing as a sword instead, just place 2 more of the same thing on 

either side on the top.

If you want a bow, you can either craft it or find it from a dead skeleton.

First off, you'll need the proper materials. To make a bow, it requires three sticks and three strings. 

To craft sticks, you have to get wood from trees and craft it into wood planks by dumping it into the 

crafting table. Then, take two wood planks and arranged it in a vertical line in the crafting table.

First off, you'll need the proper materials. To make a bow, it requires three sticks and three strings. 

To craft sticks, you have to get wood from trees and craft it into wood planks by dumping it into the 

crafting table. Then, take two wood planks and arranged it in a vertical line in the crafting table.

Now build a house before 

night falls. The scariest 

mobs come only at night. 

Now to learn about the 

mobs.

Chicken, drops,

Spawn on land. Can produce

eggs.

SHEEP,can drop 3 blocks of wool when sheared. 

It drop one block of wool when killed.

Cow. It is found on land. It can produce milk. it drops 2 leather and

2 beef when killed.

Wolf. Found on land. If hit becomes hostile. Can be tamed with a bone.                  octopus 

                                                                                                        drops ink sac.

                              Horse,Drops 2 leather.

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