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4-H Science & Engineering

Michigan 4-H science and engineering facilitates opportunities that encourage participants to make observations, ask questions, design solutions to problems, test ideas and discover answers while exploring and learning about their world.

Discover engineering! through the TechXcite bionic arm module

Published on May 24, 2013
A Series of articles focusing on science, engineering and technology concepts using TechXcite modules will be available through a partnership between Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering and Michigan State University Extension.
Archive at the National Museum of the Great Lakes contains 300 years of maritime history

Published on November 23, 2016
Museum combines robust research with a simple but effective outreach philosophy: Educate and entertain.
Youth become food scientists exploring gluten: The secret ingredient of baking

Published on December 31, 2014
Youth explore protein content in different types of flour, gluten formation and the effects of gluten on the texture of baked goods.
Cloverbud programs set the stage for success – Part 2

Published on October 24, 2012
Cloverbud programs should include activity-based experiences and be cooperative-learning centered.
Lake Superior Fisheries Workshop planned for May 24 in Central Upper Peninsula

Published on May 3, 2017
Workshop a chance for anglers, others to network, get updates from researchers, agencies on Lake Superior Fisheries.
Food for the holidays: Latkes

Published on December 14, 2015
Latkes are potato pancakes that are a traditional food served during the Hanukkah celebration.
Students promote Lake Huron biodiversity during Charity Island excursion

Published on October 13, 2015
Au Gres-Sims elementary students team up with Great Lakes scientists to monitor threatened pitcher’s thistle and invasive phragmites plant populations on Charity Island.
Blanketing horses requires additional management

Published on October 25, 2012
If blankets are used, horses must be checked regularly.
New approaches to STEM education

Published on August 27, 2013
Educational partners collaborate to address the critical need for K through 12 STEM education.
What do high school science fairs have to do with teen leadership?

Published on March 19, 2015
Science fairs are an example of taking a school activity and turning it into an after-school project that will promote learning across skill sets at the same time.
Youth maker movement: creating, risk and reward

Published on September 18, 2014
What makes the maker movement important to youth development?
Science ideas for young children: Making candy

Published on October 13, 2015
Making candy can be a fun way to learn about science.
Lake Michigan fish research highlighted in South Haven

Published on May 4, 2016
If you missed the Southern Lake Michigan Fisheries Workshop you now can watch the proceedings online.
Tip of the Mitt 4-H educators make a difference locally, statewide and nationally

Published on December 10, 2012
Tip of the Mitt 4-H educators are committed to excellence and the revolution of responsibility in Northern Michigan
Be a kid in the garden

Published on February 7, 2017
Gardens and the plants in them are very cool. Sometimes you just have to look closely and discover your garden from a kid’s view.
Michigan State University Extension offers Fall Equine Program

Published on September 21, 2012
The MSUE Fall Equine educational program is set to take place in four locations across the state starting Oct. 24, 2012.
Child of the ice age: The Clinton River

Published on March 2, 2013
The Clinton River watershed was formed over 20,000 years ago from the expansion and recession of huge glaciers through the area. Today, the Great Lakes Education Program gives citizens the opportunity to learn about this glacially-formed river.
Food mysteries – Part 2: Exploring fruit

Published on January 22, 2016
Fruits like apples, blueberries, cherries, grapes, pears and strawberries are all grown right here in Michigan. Let’s explore the mysteries of fruit.
Get kids outdoors to explore and experience science

Published on May 22, 2012
Outdoor activities allow youth to discover the wonder of nature and rekindle their connection with the outdoors.
Learn about Great Lakes ice cover, new invasive species, and how poop-sniffing dogs help beaches

Published on February 5, 2018
Great Lakes Conference on March 6 considers opportunities, challenges facing Michigan's important resource.

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