SUMMER CAMPS

July and August of 2025

Lego SPIKE Prime 2025 summer camps now taking registrations! Two options: July 14 - 18 and August 18 - 22. Each camper will be assigned their own robot kit to learn coding and complete challenges. Fun daily challenges including the Sumo Battle Bot competition. Space is limited, only 10 campers per week. On the final day of camp, the 4-H FTC Robotics team will demonstrate their competition robot and give the campers an opportunity to drive their robots. See the SUMMER CAMPS page for more information.

Clark County 4-H Robotics Club

Congratulations to the CloverBots who are heading to the Championship Event in Houston, Texas. Teams who qualified from all over the world will be in attendance. Team 3674 CloverBots is the only Clark County team who qualified this year!

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Clark County 4-H Robotics

Serving the youth of Clark County since 2009

Thank you to all of our generous sponsors

Interested in robotics... Come join us!!

CLUB CLOVERNAUTS

Please check out our CALENDAR for meeting dates and times.

Heritage Farm address and parking info is located at the bottom of the How to Join page.

Lego Building with motors

For ages 6 - 14. Meetings are held on Tuesdays, 4:15 - 6:00 PM, at WSU Heritage Farm Historical Site located at 1919 NE 78th street. If you are interested in learning about the Lego Building group, please contact cc.4h.robotics.club@gmail.com

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Lego Programming

For ages 8 - 16. Meetings are held at WSU Heritage Farm Historical Site at 1919 NE 78th street on Mondays, 4:15 - 6:00 PM. If you are interested in learning about the Lego Programming group, please contact cc.4h.robotics.club@gmail.com

3-D modeling

Meetings are held at WSU Heritage Farm Historical Site at 1919 NE 78th street. If you are interested in learning about 3-D modeling, contact cc.4h.robotics.club@gmail.com

For ages 8 and above. Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, 4:15 - 6:00 PM.

FIRST Tech Challenge Team

Meetings are held at WSU Heritage Farm Historical Site at 1919 NE 78th street. If you are interested in learning about the FTC FIRST Robotics group, please contact cc.4h.robotics.club@gmail.com

For more information, go to their team page FTC 5971 BrainBots

High school students, are you interested in designing, building, or programming robots? What about connecting with local businesses or working on your public speaking skills? Interested in videography, graphic arts, animation.... These opportunities and more are available to you when you become a member of a FIRST robotics team. Come check out FRC Team 3674 4-H CloverBots!

FIRST Robotics Competition Team, CloverBots. This group is for high school students and is meeting at Prairie High School. Please contact cc.4h.robotics.club@gmail.com or check out their SITE for more information.

What are the Clark County 4-H Robotics Clubs?

They are organizations dedicated to teaching valuable Science, Technology and Teamwork skills to our community’s youth. The clubs provide opportunities for members to compete in the FIRST Family of Programs (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). All levels of FIRST are represented:

At the Lego League Explorer level, team members build educational displays using Lego bricks, motors, and power elements.
The next step is FIRST Lego League (FLL), a mid-level robotics program in which each team uses a LEGO (R) Mindstorm Spike Prime robot kit to meet an annual robotics challenge. Students design and build a robot to complete tasks on a 4 foot by 7 foot competition field. Members also research and present a project based on real world issues.
In the FIRST Technical Challenge (FTC), team members grades 7 through 12 use the REV Robotics system to control and operate their robots. The robot is constructed using extrusion, motors, sensors, as well as student designed parts and is approximately an 18 inch cube in its starting configuration. Students also program and drive this robot.
Lastly, the FIRST Robotics Challenge (FRC) is for high school students. This robot is also built using extrusion, motors, sensors, and student designed parts. Though this robot is larger and usually weighs in at about 120 pounds. Students also program and drive this robot to perform game specific tasks.

Locally, these FIRST events are operated by FIRST Washington (FIRSTWA.org).

In 2010, the Clovernauts Club took two teams to the FLL State Championship Tournament in Oregon where both teams won trophies.

Since then, the Clovernauts have developed six more teams including all areas of FIRST: JrFLL, FLL, FTC, and FRC. All told, the Clovernauts have eight teams and serve our community's youth ranging from age 5 through 18.

The Clovernauts also participate in the Clark County Fair and Washington State Fair. And in keeping with the spirit of both FIRST and 4-H, members of the club are involved in community service projects throughout the year.

None of this would be possible without the support of sponsors. The Clovernauts most staunch supporters are: OSPI and CAM Academy, Boeing, IQ Cares, US Digital, HP, and Washington State University Extension 4-H

Thank you Sponsors!

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