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Power Up - national Power Protectors 4-H STEM Challenge Training next week

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Sep 6, 20231 min read

Interested in learning how to use the Power Protectors kit activities in your STEM educational programming? Join the national 4-H STEM Challenge design team on Thursday, September 14th, at 2:00 PM ET, for a live interactive webinar. Learn tips and tricks for leading kit activities with groups of all sizes. Hear volunteer and teen leader training ideas. Explore how community partnerships can power your programs. Learn how the kit can be used to engage young people, support adult program volunteers, and teach teen leaders.





 
 
 

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