The KidWind NorCal Challenge is a hands-on wind turbine design competition that engages 6-12th grade students in STEM on the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Maritime Academy (Cal Poly Maritime) campus. Student teams will bring small-scale wind turbines that they've designed to the Challenge where they will be tested in a wind tunnel. Teams will also meet with a panel of Cal Poly Maritime…
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our, Kansas Energy Program, 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from…
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from each regional challenge…
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from each regional challenge…
The 4th Annual TSTC Big Country Regional KidWind Challenge is a day-long event showcasing wind energy competitions tailored for middle and high school student teams. These teams embark on a journey to conceptualize, design, and construct wind turbines, putting their creations to the test in our wind tunnel. Participants will engage in rigorous device testing, present their innovative solutions to…
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our, Kansas Energy Program, 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from…
Join us in-person at Desert Hot Springs High School for our 16th annual KidWind Challenge Event featuring more than 50 middle school and high school teams from across the region. Lunch will be served to competitors and coaches. Instant Challenges will also be held with fun prizes!Â
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from each regional challenge move…
The KidWind Challenge is an annual event that allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). Watch our 3-minute overview video to see what the competition is like. The top two winners in each age division from each regional challenge move…
The KidWind Challenge allows students to explore the power of wind by building and testing wind turbines and then competing against other teams in their age division (4th-5th, 6th-8th, or 9th-12th). The winning teams at the Heartland, IL KidWind Challenge will have the opportunity to attend the World KidWind Challenge.
Sacramento KidWind Regional Competition at Sacramento State – Hosted by SMUD The KidWind Challenge at Sacramento State, proudly hosted by SMUD, is an exciting, hands-on competition that invites middle students from across the region to design, build, and test their own small-scale wind turbines. This event empowers young innovators to delve into engineering, sustainability, and the science of wind energy…
Teams will compete in the wind and/or solar challenge. Please note: Schools are limited to 3 teams in each division (wind and solar). Parking:Â Buses must provide information at least one week prior to secure a parking pass. Individual cars may park in Main or Klune garage. Lunch:Â It is recommended that students pack their own lunch, but the museum does not…
