The traditional club program is the
longest running and most recognized part of 4-H.
Youth, ages 5-18, enroll in local clubs
to learn leadership, citizenship, and life skills.
4-H club members must enroll in a project,
participate in community service, give a demonstration, and take
part in a judging activity each year.
School Enrichment
With unique projects such as hatching chicks in embryology,
growing plants with mini-greenhouses, or watching caterpillars
emerge as butterflies, 4-H school enrichment provides teachers
with exciting, hands-on curriculum to meet educational standards.
Summer Outreach
Although the places have changed, 4-H has had a presence
at summer camps in Boulder County since 1994. This year 4-H is
working with day camps for the Boulder Valley YMCA, East Boulder
Cummunity Center, Growing Gardens, Cultiva!, Casa de la Esperanza,
and the Boulder Valley School District.
Campers learn practical science from different hands-on experiments
and activities each week.
School Aged Child Care
Since Fall 2004, 4-H is partnering with the Boulder Valley
School District to offer a great combination of traditional projects
and activities designed just for after-school programs!
