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Making the Best 4-H Clubs Better Curriculum

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4-H volunteers are great at making the best better and we’ve provided a great tool to help with club meetings.  This is a collection of 30 ready-to-use lessons, handouts and resources to help advisors strengthen their club in just 20 minutes.  Lessons will develop members’ communication and leadership skills along with making the best 4-H clubs better.  Most lessons have an in-person and virtual plan for flexibility in conducting the activities during your club meetings.

Please visit https://ohio4h.org/volunteers/making-best-4-h-clubs-better for access to the lesson plans.

Please visit for a virtual component overview: https://ohio4h.org/sites/ohio4h/files/imce/volunteers/Best_clubs_better/1%20Virtual%20Curriculum%20Overview.pdf 

Grab & Go Club Meeting Toolkit

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The Ohio 4-H Grab & Go Club Meeting Toolkit provides 4-H volunteers and teen leaders with seven (7) club meeting agendas to help plan for the 4-H year. Each agenda is two pages. The first page provides an overview of the topic, a sample agenda and resources to put ideas into action. The second page provides in-depth explanations and specific strategies.

Agenda Title Pages
#1: Family Meeting Kick-Off
#2: Icebreakers/Team Building
#3: Election of Officers
#4: Public Speaking Activities
#5: Educational Programs
#6: Planning Club Fundraisers
#7: End of Year Review

Each agenda highlights how to adapt in-person 4-H activities to a virtual setting.  Clubs may discover creative solutions that remain part of their club tradition for years to come. Visit Ohio 4-H’s Stay Connected page for more resources.  Each agenda highlights strategies for including Cloverbuds in developmentally appropriate, non-competitive club activities. A variety of Cloverbud-specific activity
resources are also available on the Ohio 4-H webpage For Cloverbud Leaders.

Knox County 4-H Updates for April 13, 2020

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Jana and I have put together some updates in a few areas that I am sure you and your families have been wondering about.  The topics that are covered are:

  • Enrollment
  • 4-H Club Meetings
  • Project Books
  • 4-H Camp
  • Still Project Judging
  • 4-H Horse Paperwork
  • Quality Assurance

More specific Junior Fair details will be forth coming once more concrete decisions are made.

Please let us know if you have questions or concerns.

Update: COVID 19 Update April 13 – KC 4-H

 

4-H Equine Advisory Committee (EAC) and Junior Fair Equine Meeting

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The next EAC and Junior Fair Equine meeting this coming Tuesday, September 5 starting at 7 p.m. at the Senior Fair Board Office.  During this meeting we will be asking for three things……

  1. Give at least one positive thing from this last year.
  2. If you give a positive, then you can share something that you feel did not go well and how we might change that for next year.
  3. You can give a suggestion on a change for the Junior Fair Equine schedule for 2018.

None of the items will be discussed unless clarification is needed.  Our next scheduled meeting will be designed to tackle the issues at hand and come up with a plan to move forward for the new year.

If you are not able to be at the meeting, you can submit these items by email to rees.139@osu.edu and they will be shared with the group that evening.