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Jazz up your science lessons with Minecraft! These Minecraft science ideas will engage even your most reluctant scientist.

Using Minecraft to Teach Science

Traditional science lessons involve textbooks and lectures. To many students, that is a dull combination.

Most students like hands-on demonstrations and experiments because they are active and involve participation.

However, demonstrations and experiments involve spending time and money sourcing materials.

You can also make science hands-on and applicable by using Minecraft.

When you involve Minecraft in your lesson plans, your science lessons have immediate appeal.

Many students find Minecraft lessons attractive because they use their favorite video game.

Others enjoy the game’s interactive nature and its connection to the real world.

Make science lessons come alive with these Minecraft science lessons.

You’ll see that each of these lessons highlights a different branch of science.

Minecraft applies to biology, geology, physics, environmental science, and more!

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Minecraft Geology and Mineralogy

Lesson overview.

Discuss different types of rocks and minerals found in Minecraft and compare them to real-world geology.

Activity Ideas

Students can explore different types of rocks and minerals found in Minecraft.

These include amethyst, calcite, copper, gold, diamond, lapis lazuli, iron, and emerald.

They can research the properties of these materials, such as hardness, texture, and uses.

Students can also conduct an in-game “mining expedition” to collect and categorize samples based on their characteristics.

They can create a virtual rock collection with detailed descriptions.

Minecraft Ecology and Biomes

Study the different biomes in Minecraft and explore ecological concepts such as food chains and adaptations.

Have students research the different biomes in Minecraft (wetland, highland, aridland, cave, woodland, etc.).

They can compare them to real-life biomes : desert, taiga, rainforest, savannah, etc.

Students can create a presentation showcasing each biome’s flora, fauna, and weather patterns.

They can also discuss how human activities in the game (and in real life) impact these ecosystems.

Minecraft Physics and Redstone Engineering

Redstone circuits are a Minecraft feature that allows players to create mechanisms and machines.

Players mine for redstone dust; when they place it on the ground, it becomes redstone wire.

The wire can connect a simple circuit with a power source (a torch) and a switch (a lever or button).

These circuits can operate simple machines or complex devices (like elevators).

Explore fundamental principles of physics through mechanisms built with redstone circuits in Minecraft.

Challenge students to design and build a working mechanism using redstone circuits in Minecraft, such as an automatic door or light switch.

As they develop their skills, they can move on to more complex devices like elevators, trapdoor systems, and even computers.

This hands-on activity allows them to apply physics principles to create functional devices within the game.

Minecraft Chemistry Through Crafting

Although chemical reactions in Minecraft don’t work like those in the real world, they do illustrate the differences between physical and chemical change.

Learn about elements, compounds, and reactions through crafting recipes and smelting processes in Minecraft.

Ask students to analyze crafting recipes in Minecraft to identify elements and compounds used in different materials.

For example, Minecraft’s balloons are made from lead, latex, dye, and helium.

They can then experiment with combining elements in-game to create new compounds and observe any reactions.

You can also check out this Minecraft Education module on Chemistry .

Minecraft Biology and Mob Behavior

Observe and analyze the behavior of animals and creatures (mobs) in Minecraft to discuss biological concepts.

Have students conduct experiments within Minecraft to observe and record the behavior of different mobs of animal types under various conditions.

They can analyze the data collected to draw conclusions about mob interactions, territorial behaviors, or predator-prey relationships.

Minecraft Astronomy and Space Exploration

Minecraft’s End dimension is named because it is considered the end of the game.

You can find portals to the dimensions underground.

The End dimension has floating islands in a vast dark sky spotted with stars.

Use Minecraft’s End dimension to simulate space exploration and discuss celestial bodies.

Task students with researching real-world astronomical concepts such as planetary motion or the solar system before playing Minecraft.

They can then apply this knowledge to create a scale model of the solar system within the Minecraft End dimension.

They can use blocks to represent planets and moons in their correct positions.

You can also check out this eleven-lesson sequence in Minecraft Education on the International Space Station.

Minecraft Environmental Science

Discuss sustainability and environmental issues by exploring deforestation, pollution, and conservation in Minecraft worlds.

Students can design and implement conservation projects within Minecraft, such as reforestation efforts or pollution cleanup initiatives.

They can document their progress and analyze the impact of their actions on the virtual environment.

Minecraft Engineering and Architecture

Introduce engineering principles through designing and building structures in Minecraft.

Students will consider stability, materials, and functionality.

Challenge students to plan and construct a sustainable structure in Minecraft.

They should consider energy efficiency, material usage, and structural integrity.

As a precursor, they can explore the components of a sustainable community in this Minecraft Education six-lesson sequence.

As an extension activity, they can apply engineering principles to optimize their design for durability: supports, cross sections, and trusses.

Minecraft Health and Nutrition

You can hover over a food item to see its Nutritional Units (NUs).

All foods have one or more Minecraft nutrients (protein, vitamins, and carbs).

Explore concepts of health and nutrition by discussing the effects of food on characters’ health bars in Minecraft.

Task students with creating a balanced diet plan for their Minecraft character based on the nutritional values of in-game food items.

They can track their character’s health and hunger levels to understand the importance of proper nutrition for overall well-being.

Minecraft Meteorology

Study weather patterns within different biomes in Minecraft to understand climate variations and their impact on ecosystems.

Have students investigate the weather patterns of different biomes in Minecraft and compare them to real-world climates.

They can create weather reports for each Minecraft biome.

How do weather changes impact ecosystems? Use Minecraft cheat codes to change the weather in a biome.

Minecraft Science Lessons

These Minecraft science lessons are just the tip of the iceberg!

You can use the game to explore foundational concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, and more.

Incorporate some of these Minecraft science lesson ideas as your own science experiment. Will your students enjoy science more?

I hypothesize that they will!

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Top 5 Minecraft Science Experiments

Sure, the world of Minecraft can be a pretty dark place. Old, abandoned fortresses, strange urban legends , maybe even a Slender Man or two. But the best thing about Minecraft is that it’s effectively a virtual box of LEGOs.

You can build whatever you want. Sprawling castles, underground railways, working computers. And, yeah, you and Steve can even perform your own virtual Minecraft science experiments.

Here are my top five Minecraft science experiments, in no particular order. Disclaimer, though: these may or may not involve actual science. You have been warned.

5. The Elaborate Minecraft Experiment

Okay, so I’m not sure what hypothesis was being put to the test in this one. But YouTube user John Fredrik Rian ordered some science from the science place, and then some really intense stuff happened. And sheep. For science!

4. Gravity Experiments

What’s the explosive velocity of a TNT block, and how far will it fall? Does water slow the rate at which an object will fall? How about lava? This video answers these questions and more, thanks to Steve_OH’s quest to uncover the scientific secrets of Minecraft’s universe .

3. The Enderman Experiment

What do we really know about the elusive Enderman? These tall, black creatures with purple eyes and long, slender limbs stalk the darker areas of Minecraft, picking up blocks and wandering in a kind of lifeless daze. But one look and they can become a terrible threat.

This special Halloween video takes a look at the mysterious Ender Pearl, and provides an analysis of Enderman test subject TS-14. What secrets do these creatures hold?

2. The Large Chicken Collider

Particle accelerators like CERN’s Large Hadron Collider smash particles together in an attempt to recreate the conditions of the early universe. The Large Chicken Collider, on the other hand, smashes chickens together in an attempt to recreate the conditions of…two chickens smashed together.

“The chickens disappeared in an explosion. this leads me to conclude that annihilation occurred, therefore one of the chickens is infact an antichicken.” – imranhamid99

The plot thickens!

1. The Double-Slit Experiment

And at the top spot, the pinnacle, it’s the one, the only: the double-slit experiment. With chickens. Witness the wave-particule duality of flying chickens as they’re propelled through two cobblestone slits. It’s all very sophisticated.

“Here at the Spoon Monkey Institute we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of Minecraft science.”

So there you go. Minecraft, science, the perfect mix. And if you know of any other cool Minecraft “experiments,” let me know. I wonder what makes an Enderman’s eyes glow purple…

Rob Schwarz

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Doing Real Science in Minecraft

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Doing real science in Minecraft is easy and fun. Start with a question, formulate a hypothesis, design an experiment, and review the results! For example, our friends The Minecraft Scientists ran an experiment designed to answer the question, “Am I more likely to catch fish on rainy days than on clear days (or does it make a difference)?”

They went fishing in Minecraft at the same spot, using the same bait, on 10 clear days and 10 raining days. The data they collected was surprising!

Why not use dinner time to co-design a science experiment to run in Minecraft with your family? If you can’t think of any right off the bat, try one of our Halloween-inspired experiments:

Do pumpkins grow faster with more light? How many bones and arrows does the average skeleton drop? Do all zombies do the same amount of damage?

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Chemistry in Minecraft

This Minecraft tutorial explains how to use the features of the Chemistry Update with screenshots and step-by-step instructions.

The Chemistry Update was first available in Minecraft Education Edition and has now been added to Minecraft Pocket Edition, Windows 10, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. To try these great Chemistry features in Minecraft, just toggle the Education Edition option in your world. You will be able to craft elements, compounds or perform experiments using the various Chemistry crafting tables.

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The Minecraft Cell: Biology Meets Game-Based Learning

Guest blogger Dan Bloom describes how he used Minecraft to reimagine one of his ninth grade biology labs, and offers four steps toward incorporating the game into any curriculum.

Minecraft, the popular sandbox game, is beloved by educators for its use as a learning tool. It enables students to explore, create and imagine in a completely different way than they could ever do in a traditional classroom. The beauty of the game is in the way it unleashes the creativity of both students and teachers.

But for Minecraft novices like me, it's hard to know exactly where to begin unleashing all that creativity. If you're just getting started with Minecraft, it might be helpful to use the game in an activity of your own design. That way, you familiarize yourself with the powerful tools for educators available in MinecraftEdu by building a virtual world for the class to explore before you jump into to using the game as a creative tool for your students.

This semester, I used Minecraft for the first time in my ninth grade science class at Quest to Learn . I decided to incorporate the game into my curriculum to meet a specific learning goal: to aid in students' understanding of our DNA extraction lab. In this lab, students practice a step-by-step technique that involves adding certain chemicals to a mixture of cells in order to break apart the cellular components and isolate the DNA molecules.

Working with a game designer from Institute of Play at my school, we created a valuable cell model in Minecraft that could mimic the real properties of a cell, and the real interactions between a cell membrane and the different chemicals used to extract DNA, which students could experiment with in the game.

If you're considering using Minecraft in your classroom, here are four steps to walk you through incorporating the game into your curriculum.

Step 1: Define the Learning Goals

The reason I chose to use Minecraft as a learning tool was to aid in the students' understanding of our DNA extraction lab. When I did this lab with my students in the past, they walked away with very little understanding as to why they followed those steps and what exactly was happening at a cellular level.

My vision was to create a cell model in Minecraft that students could explore and manipulate. This pre-lab activity would allow them to use different "chemical tools" to break down the various parts of the cell and, in the end, identify a list of materials needed to complete the DNA extraction lab.

Step 2: Create the Mechanics and Build the Virtual World

Though I am a novice to Minecraft, I was able to work closely with a game designer, Claudio, to help create a realistic cell model. Using the MinecraftEdu educator tools, Claudio renamed the Minecraft tools with different chemical names. He also figured out how to make some of the materials susceptible to certain chemical tools, while being impenetrable to others. Once this mechanic was ironed out, we were very quickly able to create the world of the cell.

In the end, we had a single-player, immersive world in which students could explore the inside of a cell while using chemical tools to break through to the DNA. They were using their content knowledge to find the DNA, and they were figuring out which chemicals were necessary to dissolve the components of the cell.

Step 3: Focus the Exploration

I created a student handout to serve as a guide for focusing their exploration. In addition to providing setup instructions to start that exploration, the handout included a checklist for exploring the cell, and questions for students to answer as they interacted with the different chemical tools in the cell.

The purpose of the student handout was to provide them with some sort of direction as they explored, and also to point out connections between the game and our class content that they may not have noticed on their own. We added extra organelles to the model, and we even created a realistic cell membrane that mimics the lipid bilayer found in real membranes. In addition to preparing the students for the upcoming lab activity, this game also served as review for our cells unit.

Step 4: Assess Progress Toward Learning Goals

The questions on the handout also provided a way for me to assess students. I was able to see if they could make connections back to course content (review) while also getting a clear picture of whether they were able to meet the learning goal and identify the chemicals needed for the lab. By the end of the activity, they had a clear understanding of the changes the cell goes through during the DNA extraction lab, and when we actually completed the lab, the students felt comfortable talking about it and could successfully explain why we used each chemical.

The activity was a resounding success. Engagement was at an all-time high. Students who felt weak in science class were able to approach the subject in a way that felt comfortable for them. Some students who were new to Minecraft struggled in the beginning, but quickly picked it up after a brief tutorial from a Minecraft regular.

My students ask me often when we will use Minecraft again. I already have two projects in the works, both involving the use of Minecraft as a creative tool so that students are actually creating something of their own that's unique. Stay tuned to learn more about these projects!

For further resources, check out the webinar series from the MacArthur Foundation's Digital Media & Learning Research Hub and Institute of Play's webinar about how we've used Minecraft at our school.

Minecraft Resources on the Web

• Minecraft : Official website for the game
• Mojang : Persson's (developer of Minecraft) independent game studio
• The Minecraft Teacher : Joel Levin's blog about Minecraft and teaching
• MinecraftEdu : Educators and programmers working to make Minecraft accessible for schools
• MinecraftEdu Wiki : Tutorials, lessons, and resources
• Minecraft Teachers Google Group : Community to brainstorm, troubleshoot, and find inspiration
• Real-World Examples : Examples of Minecraft use in the classroom
• YouTube Videos Featuring MinecraftEdu : Tutorials, interviews, in-class footage, and more
• Pixel Pushers : A project to create a MinecraftEdu toolset for teachers
• Thesis on Collaborative Problem-Solving in Minecraft (PDF) : a Masters degree project by Björn Berg Marklund

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The idea of science in Minecraft almost seems silly. Sure, things like basic physics still apply, but you can also knock down a tree by punching it with your bare hand. Bringing science into the mix will surely only cause chaos.

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But you thrive on chaos, and incorporating the logic of science into Minecraft is a fun challenge that many have risen to try. You can keep it simple with things like better storage. You can build a rocket. You can power an entire island with a nuclear reactor. If you want it, someone's made a mod for it. You just have to find it.

10 Industrial Foregoing

This mod is the definition of "don't have time for the small stuff." Industrial Foregoing doesn't have a progression tree like some other mods. You just gather the supplies and learn how to build the machines. Automate farming, animal husbandry, and even storage, and save yourself time for exploring other amazing mods. You can even automate the process of feeding yourself. Imagine never having to stop to munch on food – but then you lose the fun eating sound. Sacrifices must be made for efficiency.

9 GregTech Community Edition

This compilation of mods is built on player suggestions and the original GregTech. It's extremely resource heavy, so be prepared to spend a lot of time mining. Another mod that might be helpful for it is Thermal Foundation, which allows you to create tools for mining in bulk. Or just bring a lot of pickaxes. It's called Mine craft, after all. From there, you'll build more tools, and furnaces, and eventually work your way up to electricity. Before long, you'll be building grand machines to do all the mining and other work for you, leaving you with time to experiment with all your collected resources. Automation life really is the best kind.

8 Extra Utilities 2

We're going on the grid. Extra Utilities 2 adds a power grid to give your machine and your gameplay a boost. You can make yourself a power manager to keep track of what's actively generating power or what's inactive. Use the sun and the moon to power solar panels and lunar panels, and you'll never have to worry about the time of day. This can get big, uses a lot of different resources (elements, sun, and moon), and is definitely best used outside.

7 Alchemistry

This mod will truly allow your inner nerd to shine. It adds over 950+ items to the game, expanding the roster of available elements. Explore a new variety of ingots, dusts, liquids, nuggets, and plates, and see what you can make. You can even create your very own interactive periodic table. Do you want to play with nuclear power? You can play with nuclear power. But be careful – a nuclear reactor meltdown can be very messy.

6 Advanced Generators

This is a great mod to use alongside mods like Mekanism, Thermal Expansion, Tinker's IO, and Ender's IO. With a few blocks, you can build a generator that can convert fuel into liquid or gas for powering various Minecraft machines. You have full control over turning it on and turning it off (including using a redstone signal to trigger it), and it can convert power to redstone flux, Minecraft jules, or energy units.

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You can add tanks to expand the storage space (up to ten), and while the generator will keep generating energy until the tanks are full, it won't output energy until you set it to do so. Worried about an ugly machine messing up your aesthetic? Don't worry – there's no set shape for the Advanced Generator. As long as the blocks are touching, it can do everything. Decorate around it, build it into your decor, or bury it underground; then, you'll never have to see it. It's a small but versatile mod.

5 Flux Networks

Need to move power and don't want to deal with making and putting down cables? There's a mod for that. Flux Networks uses a combination of vanilla materials to create a basic wireless system that will carry power from one point to another or more as you expand and learn more about the mod.

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The resources can be hard to get – obsidian, eyes of ender, and redstone. But they're worth it in the long run for saving time and getting power around the world and through other dimensions.

4 Portality

Portals are convenient. Wouldn't it be great if we could have portals everywhere? Good news – you can have that with Portality . Travel across the world in seconds using one portal that can be programmed to go anywhere you want. You can also use them to send items. Need to move a bunch of cobblestone but don't want to go there on your own? Pop a chest module block into the frame and send them on down the proverbial pipe. If you're sharing a portal with friends , you can make certain destinations private to keep your secret hideout safe.

3 Advanced Rocketry

Tired of Minecraft Earth? Aim for the Minecraft stars. Advanced Rocketry will take you into space, where you can set up space stations on other planets, mine, and explore the blocky Minecraft universe and all its wonders. You can even use terraforming on inhabitable planets to create new villages. You'll have to find materials on Earth to build a space station, a rocket, and a launch pad at first, but how hard could that be? It's not rocket science... oh, wait.

2 Compact Machines

Have your elaborate contraptions gotten a little out of control? Do you just want to get things organized and live in peace without having to build a huge base? Compact Machines are one-block portals into a room of various sizes (3x3x3 - 13x13x13), where you can build to your heart's content. Even better, you can break them down and put them in your pocket, then set them up somewhere else, and everything inside will stay intact. Imagine having a pocket-sized lab available at any time. Fun fact, the insides of the machines are almost indestructible. The only thing that can break them is a nuclear reactor meltdown.

Create is an extremely expansive engineering mod with almost endless possibilities. Auto crafting? Got it. Giant moving platforms? Got it. Windmills? Got it. Trains? Those are practically child's play. If you can imagine it, then Create probably has a way to build it. It's amazing to think Minecraft could get any bigger, but this mod makes it happen. Start small with wooden gears, and work your way up to your greatest dreams.

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• Experimental Gameplay

The disclaimer that appears when toggling Experimental Gameplay in the world settings.

Example of a world with the experimental tag on Bedrock Edition.

Experimental Gameplay (also known in-game as Experiments ) is a game option exclusive to Bedrock Edition . In Java Edition , experimental features are available behind separate data packs . When enabled, it allows players to test some unfinished or work-in-progress features that will eventually be released in future updates.

Example of a world with the experimental tag on Java Edition .

• 3.1 Additional content
• 3.2 Gameplay
• 3.3 Internal Testing (Developer Edition only)
• 4 Features (Java Edition)
• 6 References

Toggling [ ]

Experimental Gameplay is found in the world options when creating or editing a world. When turning the option on in an existing world, a copy of the world will be created automatically. Turning the option on disables achievements after the world is created. Once the experimental world is created, it cannot be turned off again. Worlds with the experimental on will have an "Experimental" tag right next to the game mode name in the world menu.

Warnings [ ]

The warning message when attempting to play on an experimental world.

The point of Experimental Gameplay is for the player to look at some not-quite-finished features, which could crash, break, or stop working at any point in future updates. When the player attempts to load the experimental world, it will show a warning message before loading it. Attempting to disable experimental gameplay toggle via external tools could also crash and break the world.

The experiment selection screen on Java Edition.

It is recommended to create back up copies of the world when playing on experimental, or not enabling experimental toggle on to avoid breaking the world and having issues in future updates.

Features (Bedrock Edition) [ ]

There are 8 different toggles of Experimental Gameplay on Bedrock Edition. [1] [2] These are:

Additional content [ ]

• Enables add-ons features added on the holiday update and some further updates that include the creation of custom blocks and items, Molang enhancements and the run_command method. This toggle will soon be removed from Bedrock Edition entirely, thus breaking add-ons using these features, mostly block and item events.
• Enables custom biomes by using add-ons.
• Used for Volume Driven Fog and entity properties and permutations.
• Enables the usage for "-beta" versions of API modules in add-on packs.
• Enables experimental Molang features.
• Enables the / camera command and its features.
• Introducing new experimental cross-platform graphics features for creators

Gameplay [ ]

• Overhauled trades for Villager and Wandering Trader
• Internal (staff only) experimental features (NON_LOC)
• Enables the experimental bundle item.

Internal Testing ( Developer Edition only) [ ]

• loc_description MISSING FROM EXPERIMENTS JSON!
• the next big update
• just a test for whether text is working
• Allow changing seed
• Load Blocks generated by the Minecraft Explorer (NON_LOC)

Features (Java Edition) [ ]

There are two data packs of experimental features on Java Edition:

• While this data pack is selectable during world creation, it will not be found within the datapacks folder of the save.

History [ ]

References [ ]

• ↑ "Experimental Features Toggle in Minecraft Bedrock Edition" – feedback.minecraft.net.
• ↑ "Experimental Features in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition" – docs.microsoft.com.

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