What Can I Do in 4-H?
It’s up to you. You can go to camp, learn to shop wisely, give a demonstration, grow vegetables, hatch an egg, chat on a computer, make bread, shadow an adult at work, choose to eat healthy foods, give a speech, cure a ham, or conquer an obstacle course. You can perform in a skit, make a birdhouse, start a business, shear sheep, take pictures, learn about electricity, judge soils, barbeque chicken, or drive a tractor. You can decorate a room, ride in a bike rodeo, be part of an international exchange, learn to sew, raise an animal, or protect the environment. And there’s more! In 4-H, you will be working with other young people toward common goals. In short, you can build your 4-H activities around your own talents and interests.
As you grow older in 4-H you may choose to help younger members with their projects, attend state and national level conferences and events. You can learn more about being an effective leader, improve your speaking skills or demonstrate community service and citizenship through the 4-H program.
Each county has a variety of things to offer. Contact your county
4-H agent for more information about what YOU can do in 4-H! |
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