• Create a video about your community and what visitors should know about it.
• Report your exploration of an issue and define how each branch of government plays a role in its creation, interpretation and carry-out.
• Create a notebook about the things you learned on Citizenship Washington Focus trip and how they impacted you.
• Research 4-H in another country and share visually through a poster, presentation or report.
• Create a visual representation about the different branches of government and how they work together.

Communication

• Give a presentation about the history of your school or town
• Make an appointment with your state legislator and share your thoughts on an issue
• Research a community issue and share your ideas with appropriate board or governing body

Leadership

• Organize friends to clean-up a neighborhood park
• Ask your local nursing home residents how they would like to celebrate the next holiday and involve others to carry-out the plan
• Serve as a Youth Delegate to either your state Democratic or Republican Party Convention

• Construct a family tree of relatives identifying places lived and vocations
• Interview a neighbor and identify the similarities and differences between you
• Tour city or state’s hall, courthouse or capitol
• Help pick up trash at a park
• Find out the names of your local or state representatives and the committees they serve
• Interview your principal and find out what you and your 4-H Club can do to improve the school grounds
• Observe a community board meeting
• Create and carry-out a plan to help someone in your community
• Interview someone from your local Chamber of Commerce or Economic Development Agency to learn about the goals for your community