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Setting up Work Package 5 and development of AGRO STEM game
Setting up Work Package 5 and development of AGRO STEM game
On July 11th, 2025, the SEED2STEM project partners convened in Sofia, Bulgaria, for the third Transnational Meeting, expertly hosted by WalkTogether Bulgaria. This meeting marked an essential step forward as partners discussed the implementation of the project's final Work Package (Work Package 5), which centers around the innovative AGRO STEM Game.
Game Prototype
Game Prototype
The AGRO STEM Game aims to bridge the fields of STEM and agriculture through engaging, non-formal educational activities designed to capture the interest of young people and promote agriculture as a dynamic and attractive sector.
Dean Fraj from the University of Applied Sciences Zagreb presented a prototype of the AGRO STEM Game, allowing partners a first-hand experience to test and explore the game’s features. The interactive testing session provided valuable insights, leading to a productive feedback round focused on enhancements and adjustments. Following the feedback session, partners outlined critical steps toward developing a comprehensive non-formal education curriculum that complements the game.
Introduction to Work package 5
Ideas behind AGRO STEM game
Game prototype
Gameplay
Upcoming activities
Upcoming activities
Over the next six months, project partners will collaborate closely to refine the AGRO STEM Game, finalize the associated educational curriculum, and develop a complementary board game to further enrich the learning experience.
Testing the prototype
Testing the prototype
Testing the prototype
Testing the prototype
Stay tuned as SEED2STEM continues to plant the seeds for the future of education!
Co-funded by the European Union
Co-funded by the European Union
The SEED2STEM: Planting the Future of Education project is co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ Programme, Key Action 2 – Cooperation Partnerships in Youth (KA220-YOU).
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