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Explorers of the Deep - Hour of Code

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  • Feb 8, 2023
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Thank you to everyone who was able to join us to explore Ocean Actions! You can check out the recording and related resources on the NYS 4-H Family STEM Challenge website under Live Activities.


Our last NYS 4-H Family STEM Challenge Zoom activity for this year will be February 21 at 5:30 PM: Hour of Code! We will be creating an ocean themed game using scratch coding. Sign up here for connection information.


Please also visit the NYS 4-H Family STEM Challenge website. You can find recordings of past events like virtual tours of the RUCOOL lab and ICEFIN lab and Ocean Actions activities as well as on-demand activities and related 4-H projects.


These activities are open to all interested 4-H youth and their families.

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