We are a homeschool group of friends who love to tinker, create, and learn. We knew nothing about the solar and electrical worlds before joining KidWind and have since dove deep into these subjects, specifically learning how ecological causes could be bridged with technology. We have grown to be a strong team who are all committed and excited to use…

The Power Pals are a dynamic team of 4th grade STEM superstars from STEM Launch: Vela, Onalee, Olivia, and Jeylannie. As first-time competitors, these rookie engineers have powered through every challenge with creativity, curiosity, and teamwork. They’re proud to represent girl power in STEM and are ready to light up KidWind Nationals with their energy and innovation!

We are the Wind Whisperers. We are a middle school team and this is our first year participating in Kid Wind. We placed 1st at our regional and 2nd at state. We are super excited to go to Phoenix and can't wait to see what World Kd Wind has in store!

Victory Volts, a neophyte to the KidWind competition, is composed of Violet and Teslin, two 7th graders from Romig Middle School in Anchorage, Alaska. They are BIG "fans" of wind power and are super excited to compete in the KidWind competition!

We are GaleForce 1, a group of five upperclassmen from Benicia High School, a small-town school in California. Our team members include Jameel (12), Xavier (12), Sophia (12), Ruslan (12), and Logan (11). This is our first year competing and we're coming to win!

Louie, Lydia, Bentley, Finn and Gideon attend Sugar Maple Nature School, an outdoor elementary school located on hundreds of acres in Saukville, Wisconsin. The school's mission is to inspire curiosity, foster stewardship, and cultivate a love for learning through hands-on, nature-based education. Our KidWind team reflects this vision by combining STEM innovation with environmental consciousness, showcasing their creativity and dedication…

We’re the Curiositers, sixth graders from Cesar Chavez Elementary in Coachella, CA. We have been friends since kindergarten and have worked together for the last 3 years to find ways to support our families’ communities in Mexico where there is no electricity. We hope by competing in the KidWind Worlds Challenge, we’ll find ways to power homes with wind and…

The Windmasters team consists of Ivann and Isabella, a confident and enthusiastic team attending the World KidWind competition for the first time. They are determined to learn more about renewable energy by participating in this global event.

Regenerator is made up of two senior students Javier and Brian, and one junior student Victoria. They are very excited to compete at the KidWind World Challenge for the first time.