Clay County 4-Hers can practice presentations in preparation for the Communications Fair! Learn new communications skills, fine tune communication skill and get feedback on presentations! June 15th from 10:00am to 12:00pm at the 4-H Auditorium.
Clay County hosted a “Garage Sale Pickers” SpIn Event which taught financial and smart shopping skills to youth and was also a fun `learn by doing` opportunity.
The Clay County 4-H Clover Kids program concluded its first session of hands-on science learning experiences this week. Thirty-one children, grades Kindergarten through 2nd grade, participated this first year in the afterschool program that was held on early out days through a partnership with the Spencer school district.
ISU Extension’s 4-H SpIn Program partnered with Bogenrief Studios of Spencer to offer an amazing opportunity for Clay County 4-Hers. The youth were able to create their own sculptures with the leadership and help of artist, Jesse Bogenrief.
Clover Kids in Clay County is an after school program geared towards youth grades K-3 that focuses on a variety of science topics such as nutrition, horticulture, and engineering.
As ISU Extension celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, we’re planning a Centennial Celebration for the week of fair. In order to make this celebration a success, we’re looking for volunteers who enjoy event planning, history, organizing and decorating.
Summer time is fast approaching and for most families, that means no school. Does it also mean it’s time for the lazy days of summer? Not necessarily, says Lori Hayungs, a family life program specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Instead, plan for a summer of learning.
The “Canine Good Citizen” 6 week SpIn Event taught by Kathy Launderville, Clay County 4-H Dog Committee member, concluded this week with a dog and handler evaluation conducted by Ron Meerdink of Orange City.
