4-H Hosting Open House Jan. 13 For Prospective Members
January 6, 2018 at 5:49 a.m.
4-H Hosting Open House Jan. 13 For Prospective Members
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It is a free event open to families with school-aged youth to see what 4-H has to offer and the life skills gained while participating, according to a provided news release.
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At the open house, interactive hands-on exhibits will be showcased with animal projects including rabbits, goats and dogs. Get a chance to explore non-animal projects, too, with hands-on crafts and Lego activities. Learn more about 4-H engineering project opportunities with the robotics club and explore special 4-H projects that could help youth develop a career as a chef or firefighter.
The 4-H Shooting Sports Immersion Trailer, where one can actually shoot targets, will be set up.
Nine-year 4-H member Valerie Messmore said, “4-H has had a great impact on my life. I am grateful to be able to give back to the community and promote this powerful youth organization.”
“While participating in 4-H, I’ve made new friends, created connections within the community, and learned new skills that I will use for the rest of my life,”said Sarah Tucker, another nine-year member.
Hannah Jansma, another nine-year member, said, “4-H has taught me many life skills such as responsibility and has shown me the impact the organization as a whole can have on youth from such a young age.”
Messmore, Tucker, Jansma and other leaders and mentors will be available to answer questions at the open house.
For more information, visit the Kosciusko County 4-H Open House Facebook page or enroll at in.4H.online.com.
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It is a free event open to families with school-aged youth to see what 4-H has to offer and the life skills gained while participating, according to a provided news release.
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At the open house, interactive hands-on exhibits will be showcased with animal projects including rabbits, goats and dogs. Get a chance to explore non-animal projects, too, with hands-on crafts and Lego activities. Learn more about 4-H engineering project opportunities with the robotics club and explore special 4-H projects that could help youth develop a career as a chef or firefighter.
The 4-H Shooting Sports Immersion Trailer, where one can actually shoot targets, will be set up.
Nine-year 4-H member Valerie Messmore said, “4-H has had a great impact on my life. I am grateful to be able to give back to the community and promote this powerful youth organization.”
“While participating in 4-H, I’ve made new friends, created connections within the community, and learned new skills that I will use for the rest of my life,”said Sarah Tucker, another nine-year member.
Hannah Jansma, another nine-year member, said, “4-H has taught me many life skills such as responsibility and has shown me the impact the organization as a whole can have on youth from such a young age.”
Messmore, Tucker, Jansma and other leaders and mentors will be available to answer questions at the open house.
For more information, visit the Kosciusko County 4-H Open House Facebook page or enroll at in.4H.online.com.
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