4-H STEM Projects

Fun Facts- It takes only eight minutes for a Space Shuttle to accelerate to a speed of more than 17,000 miles (27,359 kilometers) per hour.

Resource Leaders

Kirk Weese- Tractors

Pam Kelly- Robotics

Renee Callahan- Nature Space

Kay Rowntree- Nature Space

Project Goals

In this project, youth learn to interact with computers and technologies to explore the world of animated presentations, interactive Web sites, geographic information systems (GIS), global positioning systems (GPS), robotics and video editing. Youth may also learn about safety and a variety of engineering areas from bicycles and lawn mowers to leaf blowers and tractors.

Key Terms/Project Areas

Aerospace and Rocketry

Bicycling

Computers

Electricity

Geospatial

Mechanical Science- projects may include: Automotive, small engines, snowmobiles, handyman project,

Robotics

ROBOTICS 2012

Scale Models

Tractor Operations and Maintenance,

Woodworking

County Activities

County Lego Meeting Dates

Sundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm

RCBO Center, 76^th Street (at end of driveway to Ball Diamonds), Raymond

April 10^th, May 1^st (Discovery Land Field Trip, Schaumburg), May 15^th, May 29^th, June 12^th, June 26^th, July 10^th, July 24^th

This is open to any youth that are registered for the Lego project. Any questions please contact Kyle Baumann at kylebaumann85@yahoo.com or 262-835-1389

Tractor Project Member Fair Results

Activities Happening throughout the State and Nation

Wisconsin 4-H STEM

Wisconsin 4-H Aerospace Project

Wisconsin 4-H Bicycling Project

Wisconsin 4-H Electricity Project

Wisconsin 4-H Geospatial Project

Wisconsin 4-H Robotics Project

Wisconsin 4-H Scale Models Project

Wisconsin 4-H Small Engines/Mechanics Project

Wisconsin 4-H Tractors Project

Wisconsin 4-H Woodworking Project