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Start by picking a 4-H Club. Learn more about how to choose your club. 

A teenager works on an electronic component with a motorLearn about the science and technology of robots and their design, manufacture and application.

Project units are designed for members 8-18 years old.

Units 1 -3 - Junk Drawer Robotics

Inspiring youth to:

  • Use everyday items to master robotics skills
  • Learn about robotic arms that can complete tasks
  • Learn about robotic movement
  • Learn about mechatronics, electricity, and computer programming

Unit 4-6 - Platform Robotics

Inspiring youth to:

  • Learn to use a robotics kits such as:
    • Ardunio
    • EV3
    • Brushbot
    • Hexy
    • Pushbutton Programming
    • Cubelets
    • Robotic Arm Edge
    • Spark Fun RedBot
    • WeDo
    • Multiplo
    • NXT
    • TETRIX

Unit 7 - Robotic Teams

Inspiring youth to:

  • Participate on a robotics team
  • Use skills learned in previous units to build a robot and compete

4-H E-Records were previously known as Record Books. Each project has its own E-Record book that members are required to complete each year. We recommend downloading and starting your record book right away. All record books should be kept in a 3-ring binder. The front cover should have the 4-H'ers name, unit number, and project.  

Need help filling out your E-Record? Talk to your club leader, project leader, or visit our E-Record help page.

If you participate in the Larimer County Fair, you will turn in your e-record at Interview Judging Day in July. Learn more about getting your project ready for the Larimer County Fair.


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