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4H FCS 305 Treat with Service - Oklahoma 4-H - Oklahoma State - oklahoma4h okstate

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The document '4H FCS 305' outlines a service learning project for Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development, focusing on health and community service. It emphasizes the integration of health education with experiential learning, encouraging youth to create healthy food products for various audiences in need. The project promotes physical, social, emotional, and mental health through hands-on activities that develop life skills. It includes guidelines on service learning models, nutrition, recipe modifications, and product packaging while fostering leadership and citizenship among participants.

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Is there 4-H in every state?

Within each state, the State 4-H Program Office and Cooperative Extension Service has the designated authority for state and local 4-H youth development programs.

Is there 4-H in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma 4-H is dedicated to helping Oklahoma youth, families and communities docHub their full potential. Through our hands-on programming, projects and events, our members are making a tangible difference in their clubs, communities, state and world.

When did 4-H start in Oklahoma?

In 1908 W. D. Bentley, a pioneer of university extension work in Oklahoma, set up headquarters in Tishomingo to help fledgling ranchers and farmers improve harvests. The 4-H idea in Oklahoma took root when Bentley enrolled fifty boys from across Johnston County to be part of a Boys Corn Club in 1909.

What is the age limit for 4-H in Oklahoma?

With the support of adult mentors, youth select from a menu of hands-on project ideas to complete. 4‑H programs are available for children ages 8-18. 4‑H Cloverbud programs are available for children ages 5-7.

How old do you have to be to join 4-H in Oklahoma?

Youth may enroll in 4-H on August 1 if they are 8 AND in the 3rd grade on September 1. If they turn 8 after September 1 and are in 3rd grade, they will not be eligible to enroll as a 4-H member until the next 4-H year, but they may participate as a Cloverbud.