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With over 200 projects to
choose from, 4-H truly does have something for everyone. Listed below are
descriptions of projects that have math, science or engineering components.
- Aerospace Science
- Study the science of Rocketry
through a variety of hands-on experiments for all ages. Instruction
is available for 2-liter bottle rockets and Estes-type rockets.
- ATV
- It emphasizes safe operation,
proper safety attire, “fitting” and ATV to the rider, maintenance of
the machine and mechanical features of an ATV. This project is
appropriate for all ages and experience levels.
- Computers
- Electricity
- Investigate the difference between
series and parallel circuits as you build you own switches and learn
to solder strong connections.
- Test for grounding, trace the
circuitry and calculate circuit load on the electrical outlets in
your home.
- Learn the difference between a
resistor and a capacitor and then build your own intruder alarm.
- Lawn Care
- Learn the science behind seeding,
weeding, fertilizing and mowing your lawn.
- Money Management
- Apply your math skills to help you
balance a budget and investigate many other financial matters in your
life.
- Nutrition
- Sharpen your math skills by
calculating cost per serving, percent fat in meats, calories per
serving, recipes adjustments and much more. Of course, with the added
benefit of learning how to prepare tasty dishes for you and your
family.
- Radio Controlled Vehicles
- Be your own pit crew and driver by
researching, purchasing, assembling, or modifying (battery operated)
radio controlled cars.
- Rope
- Learn how to make many kinds of
knots, hitches and splices.
- Small Engines
- Learn about basic small engine
parts, tools of the trade, and safety. You’ll have fun discovering
how engines work.
- Learn different engine types and
sizes, internal parts, specialized tools, compression, seasoning your
engine, and starting your own business.
- Tractor and Machinery Operation
- Youth will learn parts of a
tractor, tractor maintenance, different fuels, engine cooling
systems, safety with augers and much more.
- Learn more about tractors maintenance,
mechanics of the engine, and functions of operational systems.
- Welding
- Learn about safety, selection of
equipment and materials, and fabricating techniques with shielded
metal arc welding.
- Basic welding skills will be
developed to allow members the opportunity to build, modify and
repair steel-based projects.
- Woodworking
- Learn all about the equipment and
skills necessary to become an excellent woodworker.
- Practice your math skills while
drawing up the designs for your woodworking masterpieces.
- Veterinary Science
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