What is 4-H Science-sational Day?
4-H Science-sational Day is a day of interactive science workshops for children in grades K-6 presented by the Somerset County 4-H Youth Development Program. Using a “Learn By Doing” approach, youth engage in hands-on activities to learn about a variety of science topics.
For 2026, youth will explore biology, chemistry, engineering, physics, technology, and more. Possible activities include roller coaster design challenges, robotics and AI, DNA molecular matching, salt paintings, the science behind magic, catapults, and archery. Workshop offerings vary by age group, and participants will be assigned age-appropriate sessions throughout the day.
How to Register:
Registration and payment are due November 18, 2026.
Click here to Register: https://forms.gle/nvyGW3un7cEuZQcF7
Payment can be made via:
Cash or check payable to: Somerset County 4-H Prep
Somerset County 4-H Science-sational Day
310 Milltown Rd. Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Please Note:
Check-in begins at 9:30 AM (no need to come early).
The event ends at 2:30 PM. Please arrive at 2:10 PM for a special presentation.
A parent/legal guardian MUST sign the child in and out of the program. If someone other than the parent or legal guardian is to pick up the child, a note from the parent or legal guardian must be submitted at check-in.
Children may not leave the program early unless a parent or legal guardian signs them out.
Children must bring their own nut-free lunch that does not require refrigeration.
Learn More about 4-H
4-H is a youth development program across America. In Somerset County NJ, the 4-H program is open to youth in grades K-13 (one year past high school). 4-H clubs meet year-round beginning in the fall and finishing at the annual 4-H Fair in August, where members showcase their accomplishments. There are more than 65 clubs in a variety of project areas including animals, science, arts, community service, and more. 4-H is free to join and offers amazing hands-on learning. In addition, 4-H holds events for members and the public, school enrichment, and camping programs. For more information, visit www.4Histops.org.
