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Welcome to Clark County 4-H
... Connecting YOU to FUN and LEARNING
4-H Team
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Extension Educator |
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Office Assistant |
Join the 4-H Fun Today!
There are lots of ways youth and adults are LEARNING, GROWING and DEVELOPING through 4-H!
- 4-H Clubs – Become a member of one of the 100 4-H Clubs in Clark County.
- 4-H Camp – Make friends at camp and enjoy great outdoor adventure and FUN!
- 4-H Teens – Develop your leadership potential through a variety of 4-H teen experiences.
- 4-H Cloverbuds – Discover how our youngest 4-H members grow and develop. Check out all the opportunities and resources for our 4-H Buds.
- 4-H Volunteers – Learn how you can give your time, talents and skills to “Making the Best Better” as a 4-H Volunteer.
- 4-H In the Classroom – Let 4-H help you bring science, engineering and technology to life for your students.
- 4-H Afterschool – Building teamwork through cooperative hands-on learning is what we do BEST!
4-H Camp Great Fun in the Outdoors!
You can join the fun and friends at this year’s 4-H Camps. You don’t have to be a 4-H member to come to 4-H camp. Camp is held at 4-H Camp Clifton, an ACA accredited camp near John Bryan State Park.
There are two great camping opportunities for youth to choose from:
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Rumble in the Jungle Jr. 4-H Camp: June 18-22 Just for youth 8 and in 3rd grade to age 12. Register by June 5, 2009.
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Mystery Mayhem Teen 4-H Camp: June 30-July 3 A camp created for Middle School and High School teens ages 13-15. Register by June 15, 2009.
4-H Alumni in Clark County
Help Us Find Out How Many 4-H Alumni are Living in Clark County?
Complete the Clovers Come Home Alumni Card and return to us. CLICK HERE
4-H Resources . . . Helping You Succeed!
Access resources on-line and or check them out of the Extension Office by reserving for your club or family. Just call 937-328-4607 or e-mail one of the 4-H Team members.
Find answers to your club management questions and sharpen your coaching skills to lead your club to a winning 4-H season. Select your 4-H projects. View the 2009 Ohio 4-H Family Guide on line. Order hard copies for your club or stop by the Extension Office to pick one up for yourself.
Project Book Lending Library: Check out all the project books to help your club members make project selections. Books boxed by interest areas. Check Out Time: maximum 1 week.
Project Book Lending Library: Check out all the project books to help your club members make project selections. Books boxed by interest areas. Check Out Time: maximum 1 week.
Skillathon Kits: Practice project skills in these project areas: Beef, Dairy, Dog, Goat, Horse, Poultry, Rabbit, Sheep, Swine, Lawn Care, Plant Identification. Check out time: 48 hours.
Club Educational Kits:
- Livestock Quality Assurance - Teach market project members how to produce a safe wholesome food product and meet Fair quality assurance requirements. Check Out Time: maximum 4 days
- Food and Clothing Kits: Guide beginning foods and clothing project members through skills and hands-on activities to succeed in their first projects. Check Out Time: maximum 4 days
- Cloverbud Kits: Explore with your youngest 4-H members fun interactive activities in 13 different areas. Check Out Time: maximum 4 days.
Horse Safety Kits: Ensure all your horse club members understand the importance of safety and meet 4-H horse participation guidelines. Check Out Time: maximum 4 days.
