The 4-H Science Toolkit is a collection of science activities - perfect for youth
grades 3-6. The activities have been developed for afterschool, in-school, clubs and youth groups, camps and others wishing to explore science. Lessons are written to be be "grab and go" for any leader or teacher. Project that combines film-making, interviewing skills and promoting connections to Cornell Departments. Videos that document our NYS 4-H programs Learn to make and edit film, practice with
your camera, tell your story, and
upload your film to share with others. 4-H'ers are having a blast exploring geospatial sciences from simple Geocaching (using GPS receivers to look for hidden treasure boxes all around the world) to complex community mapping projects. New project area developing in NYS. Page includes resources, links to events and programming. These 15 minute science presentations are given by members of the Naturalist Outreach Speakers Bureau at Cornell University in Dr. Rayor’s course and outreach program. The Cornell students learned how to effectively communicate science to K-12 students in Central NY. These videos share their passion for natural history and ecology.
These educational videos were funded by Cornell Cooperative Extension with Smith-Lever funds for the New York State 4-H program. Associated with each of the videos are one or more 'presentation guides' which provide background information on each topic. These guides may be useful for future discussions and lesson plans with your classes or children. More guides are available on the Naturalist Outreach website. Check out the resources and ideas for teaching and implementing projects about energy. | 4-H is often cited as one of the reasons adults have chosen science as a career This site gives an outline of SET programming on a national level and explains how and why it is a part of 4-H's three core mission mandates. 4-Hers across the country participate in cool science experiments 4-H Shooting Sports joins SET. Civic ecology and safety are combined as 4-H'ers nationally experience science. This is a series of papers that will help to explore STEM programming |