A programmable Lego Mindstorm Robot. A project that can be learned and worked on in Tech Team meetings.
The County 4-H Technology Team is a group of youth & adult members with an interest in science, engineering, technology, computer and information technology. Project ideas include GPS/GIS systems, web-cam meetings, digital photography, robotics, web page graphics and design aviation and much more. The sky is the limit! There are technology competitions and the new S.E.T. “Discovering the Scientific Method” poster competition at Round Up.
If you are interested in exploring an exciting new realm of possibilities within 4-H, please contact the 4-H Office. The County Tech Project is also seeking adult volunteers and project leaders. You do not need to be a computer genius to join or volunteer with the Tech Team!
4-H Science & Robotics Project Informational Meeting
When: Tuesday, January 29 at 6:30pm
Where: Extension Office
RSVP: By January 22nd
Who: 4-H members and parents
Did you know that robotics and engineering are a part of the 4-H Science program? Have you heard about the 4-H SET Poster Contest? Did you know there is a state 4-H Robotics Competition? Learn what it takes to get geared up in this awesome project and see how it can fit into your 4-H experience. To start an active project in the near future, we will need teen leaders and parents/volunteers to assist in project planning.
Discover Scientific Method Poster Contest
The Discover Scientific Method Research Poster Contest is an avenue for 4-H members to learn about the scientific method, and exhibit their work of research of a question. The daily 4-H Project work can be used to inspire independent discovery on a topic of interest to the member. While following and learning the scientific method, 4-H members can develop another life skill in the field of science.
Poster Contest Rules & Guidelines
District 9 Poster Contest Website
Additional Resources
Tech Team member, Alyssa, helps lead a Robotics Workshop at the Brazoria County 4-H Camp
Tech Team member, Alyssa, helps build a robot at the Brazoria County 4-H Camp
