4-H

Missouri 4-H Projects

Posted January 18th, 2010 by farmmom
http://mo4h.missouri.edu/projects/

4-H: Projects

Missouri 4-H Materials & Forms

Posted January 18th, 2010 by farmmom
http://4h.missouri.edu/resources/materials/
The Missouri 4-H page with all the forms and literature to download. Monroe County should be aware that in a couple of instances we use our forms and not the state ones.

4-H: Family Handbook, Leader Resources

2010 Monroe County 4-H Award Application Process

Posted January 15th, 2010 by farmmom

Please read the following information carefully!  It has been changed from previous years.  If you have questions, please call the extension office.  [To download or open the forms click on the colored title of the form.]

To receive a medal for your project(s) and be considered for the outstanding awards you must have:

a.  Done a local speech, PowerPoint or demonstration

b.  Done a county speech, PowerPoint or demonstration

c.   Must have a New Project Leader Form signed and turned into the secretaries’ book for each project you are in.  (Look in family handbook)

d.  Project books Read more »

4-H: Family Handbook, Project Record Books

Project Meeting Attendance Form

Posted January 17th, 2010 by farmmom

Monroe County has modified the Project Meeting Attendance Form.  The two changes: "Signature of Leader(s)" and changing Case County to Cass County.

Clubs may wish to alter the due date for the form at the top.  Forms are required to credit leaders for recognition of their volunteer year with the extension office and are needed by club secretaries to do their books.  A member is not credited with completing a project unless this form exists for each project and indicates they completed the project.

Download the form

4-H: Family Handbook, Leader Resources

Table Setting Handout

Posted January 16th, 2010 by farmmom

This handout has been around for a very long time. Recently revised to flip the napkins in the correct way.

Download pdf file of the Table Setting Handout

4-H: Table Setting

Poster Pointers

Posted January 16th, 2010 by farmmom

Download a pdf file called Poster Pointers

4-H: Demonstration

Suggested Personal Development Questions

Posted January 16th, 2010 by farmmom

Given to judges as suggestions for the Monroe County 4-H Personal Development Contest, these questions are still used in the junior division.

Personal Development Questions
(Revised 02-23-2004)

1. What kind of occasion or event are you dressed for?

2. What are your future goals?

3. Why is 4-H important?

4. How old are you?

5. When is your birthday?

6. What does 4-H mean to you?

7. Why and do you wear a seat belt?

8. Do you carry a brush or comb?

9. How many times a day should you wash your hands?

10. Why should you wash your hair and take baths or showers?

11. What kind of leadership qualities do you have?

12. When you are faced with a challenge, how do you handle it? Read more »

4-H: Personal Development

Lancaster Co. Nebraska, 4-H Table Setting Contest: Judging Example 2 (Re-enactment)

Posted January 16th, 2010 by farmmom

Another nice example of a member being judged on table setting.

4-H: Table Setting

Lancaster Co. Nebraska, 4-H Table Setting Contest: Judging Example 1 (Re-enactment)

Posted January 16th, 2010 by farmmom

Lancaster Co. Nebraska does a few things differently than Monroe Co. Missouri but this video will give new members a nice idea of what table setting is all about.

4-H: Table Setting

Computer Project Fair Exhibit Ideas

Posted December 14th, 2009 by farmmom
  • a web site of your own
  • a page of your own that is part of a web site for your 4-H club or county 4-H program, each member of the project that wishes to could contribute their own page or pages to the site, the home page could be done as a project group, their individual pages or pages would be a great fair exhibit, level 3 recommends a complete site that contains a minimum of 5 screens and some hyperlinks
  • one or more self-designed greeting cards using Word or something similar
  • one or more graphics drawn with Paint, PhotoShop or something similar
  • a presentation possibly multimedia using PowerPoint or similar

4-H: Computer

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