Sharing Experience, Shaping Lives
The 4–H STEM Docent program provides specialized trainings and coordinates teams of volunteers, known as STEM Docents, and K-12 educators so they are highly successful in engaging and educating New Hampshire K-12 youth in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) projects. This program aligns with national recommendations to actively engage learners in doing science to enhance their understanding of the scientific concepts and the process of conducting science. This work is in partnership with the Joan and James Leitzel Center for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Education.
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Creating Community for our New Hampshire Teens
As a 4-H Teen Mentor you will serve as a role model that youth look up to and aspire to be.
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Appreciating the beauty, wonder and resiliency of the Granite State
Appreciating the beauty, wonder and resiliency of the Granite State
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Resources
One of the many subjects that ecologists investigate is how living things interact with their environment. One way we can study ecology is by explori...
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Volunteers from any organization needing COVID-19 safety training for outdoor work may complete this 12:46-minute training module to receive a Certifi...
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This Stream Safari video series will walk you through all you need to know to safely and comfortably get out to your nearby stream, river, lake, or po...
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