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Curriculum: In the Junk Drawer Robotics curriculum, youth are challenged to build robots from everyday items.

Electricity Project Group Activities and Helper Guide (4-H 410L).

Try out this e-learning program about using electricity to light up fabric creations and clothing- 4-H Clothing Spark! Volunteer and Leader Materials:

Electricity Level 4: Entering Electronics (06851, formerly 4-H 414).

Electricity Level 3: Wired for Power (06850, formerly 4-H 413).

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7 & 8 Series and Parallel Circuits5 & 6 Conductivity and Circuit Diagrams - e-learning.3 & 4 The Volt-Ohm meter and Ohm’s Law - e-learning.Electricity Level 2: Investigating Electricity (06849, formerly 4-H 412).This unit is designed for youth who understand magnetism, electron flow, and circuit design for the Magic of Electricity book.

Level 2 - Investigating Electricity:Youth build circuits and test voltages, build a rocket launcher, and build a burglar alarm as they practice decision making and communication.12 Make and Test a Virtual Electromagnet - e-learning.5 “Conducting Things” Virtual Experiment.4 & 5 Make and Test a Virtual Switch & Conductivity Potential - e-learning.Electricity Level 1: The Magic of Electricity (06848).They also build a flashlight, a compass, an electromagnet, and an electric motor. Level 1 - Magic of Electricity:Youth explore why certain things insulate from electricity better than others and the effect that magnetism has various substances.Each book contains hands-on, useful, and fun projects that allow youth to experience technology first-hand, promoting scientific literacy while teaching communication and decision-making life skills.

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These project materials invite members to explore all areas of electricity from forming and testing hypotheses, to building burglar alarms, to learning how to select high quality stereo and other consumer items. Through this printed curriculum and the Interactive Learning Program, youth demystify the “magic” of electric circuits, magnetism, motors, and electronics. They also include additional printable resources to assist with successful completion of each activity in the curriculum. They are filled with interactive active features such as “drag and drop” animation and virtual experiments. The ILPs were developed by the Oregon 4-H program and follow the books, providing self-paced activates. The series is supported by Interactive Learning Programs (ILPs), which are on-line modules that will help adults and youth learn about electricity. Energize and electrify youth with Electric Excitement, the 4-H electric energy series.