• This doesn't feel quite nostalgic enough.
  

  Have you tried using it with the old textures? It's available free on the minecraft marketplace!
  

• What is this, and why is it small?

  This is a rip of a minecraft tutorial world from xbox 360 turned into a MCTemplate, and the Xbox tutorial world's actually we're that small. Minecraft bedrock just kind of fills the rest of existence.

• What is a map template?:
  

  A map template is a map with an manifest.json file that allows it to be loaded as a pre-built map similar to how it was originally. I.E: When you wanted to play the tutorial map, you'd click tutorial and it'd make a new world using the pre-made map, allowing an unlimited amount of tutorial levels.

• How do I get this in my game?

  Stupidly, this site doesn't let me upload .mctemplate files. So you'll just have to do it. Sorry.

• Go to the .zip file and change .zip to .mctemplate. After, it should look something like: "tutone.mctemplate," instead of" "tutone.zip."
• Open that file. If all goes well, and it should, minecraft bedrock will open and install the map.
• Enjoy the Nostalgia.

  Sorry, but this map is not usable in Java Edition. You'll have to find a different resource, or somehow transform it.

• Does this map have any bugs?:
  

  I don't actually know. Probably? I mean, there's a reason a new Minecraft game for consoles came out instead of updating the originals.

• What's with the "TU#"
  

  There is more than one tutorial map, as you may know. The TU# is to display which revision of the map it is.

• How did you make a template?

  It's hard to explain, so here's what to do:

• Go to the file you've downloaded.
• change the .mctemplate extension to .zip.
• take a look at the manifest, preferrably in visual studio or VSCode.
• If you're trying to make your own, probably copy the manifest to your map, and change the name, description, and the uuids.
• You can test it by doing step two backwards, (after zipping your map), or keeping your map in this folder: C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang\world_templates\