Students from across Pennsylvania came together to design and build sustainable farms, showcasing creativity, engineering skills, and teamwork in Minecraft. Here's what they accomplished!
Students designed and built farms tied to Pennsylvania's agricultural future.
Elementary teams were tasked with building a farm that grows crops and raises animals to feed their community. This foundational challenge introduced students to basic agricultural concepts while encouraging creativity and problem-solving.
Students were encouraged to enhance their farms with supportive features:
Middle school teams tackled a more advanced challenge, designing larger farms that demonstrate crop diversity and include protective structures like barns or greenhouses to safeguard their food production. This level required students to think strategically about farm layout and resource management.
Students could enhance their designs with innovative systems:
Watch the action unfold
Farm Build Process
Watch students design and build their sustainable farms
Team Presentations
Students showcase their completed farm projects
Students working together on their farm builds
Full group photos from the event
Full program group photo
All participants together
Special moments from the challenge
Our Instructors
Group Organizing
What students had to say about their experience
"I loved building my farm! It was so cool to see how we could use Minecraft to learn about real farming."
Elementary Student
Grade 3
"Working with my team to design the irrigation system was challenging but fun. I learned a lot about engineering!"
Middle School Student
Grade 7
"The best part was seeing everyone's farms at the end. There were so many creative ideas!"
Elementary Student
Grade 5
Fab Lab Center
One Ivybrook Blvd, Suite 190
Warminster, PA 18974
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
December 6 & 13, 2025
Elementary & Middle School
Presented by:
Fab Lab x STEMEPA
Grant-funded program designed to make STEM education accessible to all students.
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