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Extension's 4-H youth development program is inviting youths across the state
to bring their creations to life using code during virtual Hour of Code events
on Dec. 6-8.
This year’s Hour of Code celebration, which is part of Computer Science Education
Week, will consist of three, free fun and interactive sessions designed for youths
in third grade and above. Each evening from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., youths will participate
in a new, fun activity.
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From smartwatches and robots to video games and apps – today’s digital world runs
on code. At
West Virginia University
Extension’s 4-H Code Camp, youth from across the state will have the opportunity
to learn one of the world’s most in-demand skills through fun, hands-on coding
activities.
West
Virginia University Extension
4-H’ers across the state will soon get more opportunities to attend 4-H events
at WVU Jackson’s Mill through a new
scholarship fund honoring a long-time 4-H’er and All Star.
Pests are a pain, so
West Virginia University
Extension is reaching out to growers and gardeners around the state about
the dangers of pesticides and how to incorporate safe alternatives — such
as barriers, insect traps and introducing predatory insects that feed on pests.
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