Enerhack KidWind

EXPLORE
RENEWABLE ENERGY

Dream big, but start small!
Join KidWind as we help teachers and students creatively explore the science, technology and implications of a world powered by renewable energy.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH KIDWIND

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SCANDINAVIA

WHAT IS KIDWIND CHALLENGE?

The KidWind Challenge is a practical design competition that involves students in researching wind and solar energy.

Student teams design and build small wind turbines and solar energy devices, and then meet with a panel of judges to present their designs.

The KidWind Challenge is a collaborative effort of teachers, students, engineers, and practitioners, all working to make wind energy and other renewable energy education available in classrooms around the world.

All 4th-12th grade student groups can participate in the KidWind Challenge event.

If you have a mentor and a team, you are eligible to participate!

KidWind Challenge events are held at Tallinn University of Technology in autumn.

There are three competition categories:

Youngest age group (3rd-5th grade)
Middle age group (6th-9th grade)
Oldest age group (10th-12th grade)

08:00 - 09:30

Arrival + Preparation

09:30 - 10:00

Announcements and Introduction

10:00 - 14:00

Evaluation of Turbine / Solar Energy Device and Team

14:00 - 14:30

Assessment

14:30 - 15:00

Results and Awarding

WIND CHALLENGE

SOLAR CHALLENGE

MORE INFORMATION

SOON

REGISTRATION

Anyone can join our project, including student teams, mentors, and project supporters, by filling out the respective registration form!

After registering, please send us your device's protocol to the email address kidwind@enerhack.org, and come to test your turbine on site!

You agree to our Terms and Conditions

HOW KIDWIND CHALLENGE LOOKS LIKE?