Great news—updated 4-H record book pages are now available and editable in Canva! Members can easily customize their Yearly Record Book, including cover pages, project lists, goal setting, stories, and project area pages such as expressive arts, leadership, family & health, agriculture, STEM, and more. Take advantage of these user-friendly templates to make record keeping easier and more engaging!
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In 4-H Family, Home, & Health projects, youth enhance the personal skills they often learn within the family and home–how to dress to impress; cook a variety of foods; plan a meal; select clothing within the family budget; mend or make one’s own clothing; eating nutritious food to feel as healthy as possible; get along with others; decorate and maintain one’s space or room; spend money wisely; create a budget and live within it; practice good manners; make wise decisions; start a business; babysit siblings or the neighbor’s children; learn about jobs and what it takes to get a job in a field that matches their interests.
These personal skills can later become hobbies that youth enjoy in their free time. Or, these skills could grow into jobs and careers that they love. Either way, the skills they learn in Family, Home, and Health can help them live full, healthy lives.
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🌟 Ever wonder where everyday products really come from? 🌟
Join us for a hands-on, virtual learning adventure designed for youth in grades 3 and up! Discover how animals contribute to products we use every day through fun activities, science exploration, and interactive learning. You do not need to be enrolled in an animal project to participate!
Registration: Registration will be online via 4-H Online starting November 1, space is limited.
Materials: MOST supplies are provided with program fee, but additional items will need to be purchased ahead of zoom.
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Wizarding World of 4-H: A Cloverbud Series
Hold on to your hats and broomsticks. We are going to have a whirlwind of fun with these hands-on at-home virtual sessions.
Materials: MOST supplies are provided with the program fee, but additional items will need to be purchased before each Zoom.
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I signed up for the 4-H Photography Project... Now what?
Turn your snapshots into great shots! Join us for an exciting, five-week distance-learning course designed specifically for beginning and intermediate 4-H photography members. Through hands-on weekly photo challenges, lessons, and activities, you will unlock the secrets to mastering your camera and building a portfolio of work.
The course balances flexible, at-home activities with three interactive Zoom sessions to share your work and learn from peers.
Registration:
Registration will be online via 4-H Online starting November 1.
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Get ready for Winter Academy 2027!
This 100% virtual, no cost program is a 4-week experience for youth grades 8-10! Sessions include:
Session 1: Charting A Path - January 13th, 2027
Session 2: Finding Your Strengths - January 20th, 2027
Session 3: Beyond Ready & Me - January 27th, 2027
Session 4: LEGO Communication - February 3rd, 2027
Registration will be open from November 1-30, 2026. Spots are limited and are available on a first-come first-served basis!
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Registration is open! Explore the Midwest with us at Beyond Wisconsin!
In this new experience, youth in grades 6-8 will travel to St. Louis, Missouri between February 11-15, 2027 for fun, learning, and cultural discovery.
Participants can experience:
Science museums
Art centers
Live music and performances
Local food
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Apply to the Wisconsin 4-H Ambassador Teams!
Ambassadors get unique opportunities to represent Wisconsin 4-H, develop leadership skills, and contribute to statewide programming. Beginning October 1st, youth in grades 9-12 can apply to join the Arts, Leadership, Agriculture, or NEW Outdoor Ambassadors.
Applications will be open October 1st-November 15th! Learn more here:
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2026-2027 State & National Experiences Calendar |
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Feedback, questions or accessibility issues: info@extension.wisc.edu | © 2023 The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
Requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities or limitations should be made prior to the date of the program or activity for which it is needed. Please do so as early as possible prior to the program or activity so that proper arrangements can be made. Requests are kept confidential.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Division of Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law.
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