What is 4-H?
4-H is the youth development outreach of the Land Grant Universities, the Cooperative Extension System, and USDA. It is made up of a community of young people across America who are learning life skills and are supported in this developmental process by caring adult leaders. 4-H’ers are actively involved in educational projects that are fun and that use quality curriculum incorporating the most current research and knowledge available through the Land Grant University system.
4-H youth
- Have fun
- Meet new people
- Learn and do new things
- Gain life skills
- Build self-confidence
- Practice responsibility
- Set and achieve goals
- Receive recognition for their efforts and accomplishments
Clover Kids (K-3rd grades)
- Focus on doing
- Is non-competitive
- Teaches life skills for grades K-3
- Small groups
Traditional 4-H clubs (4th-12th grades)
- Focus on goal setting and working towards goals
- Participants keep records of their progress towards goals
- Teaches life skills for grades 4th-12th
- Larger on-going groups
Document
2023-24 Club & Clover Kid Directory
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Clayton County 4-H Member Handbook 22
4-H Online Information for Families & Leaders
4-H members/families are encouraged to use the 4-H online system to re-enroll each year. http://v2.4honline.com