Engineering & Technology - Snowmobiling

HCI Snowmobiling

Objectives:

operate a snowmobile safely and responsibly
understand the mechanics of snowmobiles
protect yourself in a winter environment
learn how to protect and be a steward of the
environment
develop organizational skills, including judging and
record keeping
use life skills, including decision-making, public
speaking, team work, sportsmanship, and respect
for others
learn the value and dignity of work, community
service, and careers

Curriculum and training are available through the
Washington State Parks Department and the Washington
State Snowmobile Association by contacting Aileen Warren
at flyingw@bmi.net or 509-382-3008.

4-H Icons:

	recommended for primaries
	recommended for juniors
	recommended for intermediates
	recommended for seniors

	PDF publication on CD
	online publication
	"Mark of Excellence" publication
	Online Only

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Contact Us, Toll Free: 866-458-0196; Pullman Office: 509-335-4128; Puyallup Office: 253-445-4550
WSU Extension State 4-H Office, P.O. Box 646248, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-6248 USA

Extension

4-H Publications and Projects

Engineering & Technology - Snowmobiling

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