4-H 101: The Basics of Starting a 4-H Club
4-H 101 is designed to be a general overview and resource guide for youth development staff or volunteers who are starting new 4-H clubs or working with existing clubs. 4-H 101 merges the basic concepts and principles of effective youth development delivered in a non-formal (out of school) setting with the "nuts and bolts" information needed to manage a 4-H program.
In addition, there is on-line training for 4-H 101 available, which can be found at http://www.four-h.purdue.edu/4-H 101/new_users.cfm. You will need to register and create a login to access the training.
Lessons
Lesson 1 Introducing Youth Development
Lesson 2 The Essential Elements of 4-H Youth Development
Lesson 3 The Organizational Structure and History of 4-H
Lesson 4 Understanding the Culture of 4-H
Lesson 5 Understanding 4-H Youth Development Delivery
Lesson 6 Life Skills and the Experiential Learning Model
Lesson 7 Knowing and Using 4-H Curriculal
Lesson 8 Putting the Experiential Learning Model to Practice
Lesson 9 4-H Club Basics
Lesson 10 Starting 4-H Clubs
Lesson 11 Conducting Club Meetings
Lesson 12 Planning the 4-H Club Year
Lesson 13 Marketing 4-H Clubs
Lesson 14 Recruiting, Training and Recognizing Volunteers
Lesson 15 Recognizing 4-H'ers Accomplishments
Lesson 16 Making Action Plans
Appendix References
Appendix Lesson 1
Appendix Lesson 2
Appendix Lesson 3
Appendix Lesson 4
Appendix Lesson 5
Appendix Lesson 6
Appendix Lesson 7
Appendix Lesson 8
Appendix Lesson 9
Appendix Lesson 10
Appendix Lesson 11
Appendix Lesson 12
Appendix Lesson 13
Appendix Lesson 14
Appendix Lesson 15
Appendix Lesson 16
Training Slides A
Training Slides B
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Funding is provided by the United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, through a grant agreement with North Carolina State University.
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