Clover Kids is a FUN 4-H program for children in kindergarten through third grade. Children participate in hands-on activities designed to build lots of different life skills! Read more about
Programs
For over 100 years Iowa 4-H has been delivering research based educational programs for K-12 Youth in Iowa. Using its experiential model of “DO”, “REFLECT” and “APPLY” 4-H programs are designed to teach Agriculture and Natural Resources, Healthy Living, STEM, Leadership/Civic Engagement and Communication and the Arts. Each year almost 100,000 youth in Iowa participate via one of our program delivery modes.
STEM
STEM Homepage
AgOvation
Agri-Science National Youth Summit
Clover Kids Robotics Showcase
Crops Feed the World
Crop Scouting Competition
FLEx Mobile Learning
InventSTEM
Monarchs on the Move
Native Bee Challenge
SESS Ambassador Program
Shooting Sports (SESS) Events
State Science and Technology Fair
STEM-Lit to Go!
Water Connects Us All
Wildlife Habitat Education Program (WHEP)
Animal Science
AnimalU
Animal Science Roundup
Equine Extravaganza
FSQA / YQCA
Judging Team Events
Livestock
Livestock Quiz Bowl
Leadership and Civic Engagement
AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps Environmental Education
Citizenship Washington Focus
Connect Cultural Retreat
Gardening to Give
International Programs
Pioneer Seed Grants
Global Citizenship
Iowa Legislative Insider
National 4-H Congress
National 4-H Conference
Record Keeping
Ricochet
Service Learning
State 4-H Council
State 4-H Recognition Day
State Project Area Awards
Youth Conference
Communications and the Arts
Iowa 4-H Clover Kids
Iowa 4-H Camping
Adventures in nature are only part of the experience young people will have at our Youth Camps. 4-H camps offer a hands-on approach to developing the excitement and skills necessary for youth to succeed in a safe and fun setting. Read more about
Iowa 4-H Afterschool
Iowa 4-H Youth Development strives to increases the quality and quantity of afterschool programs, which provide a safe and supportive environment where caring adults help youth meet their needs for belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity. Read more about