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Projects for All Ages (5-18 years old):
Projects for All Ages (5-18 years old):
1st or 2nd Friday of the month, 6:00-7:00pm
two trips Oct 3-5 and April 24-26
2nd Tuesdays 6:00-7:00pm
2-3 weekend day trips TBD
2nd Sundays 2:00pm-3:00pm
1st Sunday of the month, weather permitting
2nd Saturdays 10am-2pm (no April)
Spring dates TBA
1st Thursdays 5:30-7:00pm
Rock Painting FULL - waitlist closed (details coming soon)
3rd Mondays 6:00-6:45pm
4th Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm (No Dec)
Projects for older youth (9-18 years old):
Projects for older youth (9-18 years old):
3rd Sunday 10am (no Dec, Jan, Feb)
Cake Decorating FULL - waitlist closed
Cake Decorating FULL - waitlist closed
4th Saturdays 11am-12pm, weather permitting
Sundays 2-4pm on 10/19, 11/16, 1/11 and 2/8
2pm Sundays - November 16, Jan 11, Mar 8, TBD April/May for fair entries
2nd Sundays 6:00pm-7:00 pm
3rd Tuesdays
1st Sundays 6:00pm-7:00pm (some Mondays)
Quilting (3 spots left) Details
1st Mondays 6-7 (except Spring break which will be 2nd Monday)
varying Saturdays 1-2:30pm (see details)
Sewing FULL - waitlist closed Details
1st (or) 3rd Tuesdays from 5-7pm
Tue or Wed: one November meeting, weekly in April - until Fair when you get your lamb
What are Projects?
What are Projects?
4-H projects are hands-on learning experiences that help kids and teens explore topics of interest in a positive environment. The projects are based on the idea that kids learn best by doing, and are guided by adult mentors and teen leaders.
What Projects can my child do?
What Projects can my child do?
They can do as many or as few Projects as they want. Most Projects are free for 4-H members, some will have minimal fees as noted in descriptions, however Livestock Projects require the purchase of Livestock and expenses to raise your animal.
Who runs Projects?
Who runs Projects?
Every Project is run by state screened and background checked adult Project Leaders. They plan and teach the youth the skills they need to be successful in that Project. Some are assisted by a Teen Leader, an older youth that has been in the Project before that helps run the project.
Volunteers & New Projects Welcome
Volunteers & New Projects Welcome
Do you have any talents, hobbies or expertise you could share with kids? Does your kid have any interests for a project that you could lead with them? See project examples and more details here or come to a Club Meeting for more information about becoming a registered volunteer.
Learn More
Learn More
Attend our Community Club Meetings to learn more about our Projects and how to get involved with 4-H.
Not getting emails from Project Leader?
Not getting emails from Project Leader?
Contact Enrollment Coordinator to connect you with Project Leader at
4hredwoodenrollment @ gmail.com (remove spaces around @)
National 4-H Online Activities
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