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oklahoma 4-h club management

Welcome to the family of Oklahoma 4-H Club Management! Learn about your vital role, the 4-H Parents Pledge, and the philosophy behind 4-H events and activities. Discover how to support, guide, and encourage your child in project work. Get insights on enrollment, project selection, and guiding project work effectively.

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oklahoma 4-h club management

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  1. Welcome to the Family oklahoma 4-h club management

  2. Parent Orientation

  3. 4-H Parents Pledge I pledge my Head to give my child the information I can, to help him/her see things clearly and to make wise decisions. I pledge my Heart to encourage and support my child no matter whether he/she has success or disappointments. I pledge my Hands to help my child’s club; if I cannot be a leader, I can help in many equally important ways. I pledge my Health to keep my child strong and well for a better world through 4-H, for my child’s club, our community, our country and our world. Georgia 4-H, 1982

  4. Parent’s Role in 4-H Project Work • Guide and support work without doing it the work • Encourage follow-through and completion • Give praise and encouragement • Aide in selecting, financing and managing • Assist in gathering tools and supplies

  5. Parent’s Role continued… • Encourage journaling 4-H experiences • Provide support and transportation • Serve on committees to plan and implement club activities or project meetings • Assist organizational, project and activity leaders • Become a project or activity leader • Attend PVA meeting and volunteer continuing education • Become a certified 4-H volunteer

  6. Philosophy of… • 4-H Events 4-H events provide an opportunity for education, evaluation and recognition. • 4-H Activities 4-H Activities provide an opportunity for education, participation and fellowship. Learn by Doing

  7. 4-H Clubs • Meet regularly • Fun and enjoyable for members and families • Have an educational emphasis • Are run by youth officers, supervised and instructed by a caring adult • Provide opportunity for developing communication skills • Provide recognition and peer support

  8. Enrollment • 4-H year – September 1 – August 31 • Youth and CB Enrollment Card • Includes: Code of conduct, Photo Release/Survey/Evaluation Participation, Permission to contact Youth, Signature of Parent/Guardian, Health Form… • Volunteer Application/Volunteer Enrollment • Project Enrollment

  9. Project Work

  10. 4-H Project Work… • A teaching tool for developing desirable character traits and project skills. • Provides real life experiences in making decisions. • Age appropriate and flexible for individual development. • Concerned with the optimum development of the individual. • Teaches desirable habits and attitudes • Teaches one to help one’s self, which leads to helping others

  11. Selecting a 4-H Project • Interests, needs and capabilities of the member • Opportunity for sufficient challenge and growth • Family situation • Availability of adequate financing • Availability of equipment and space • Availability of leadership for the project

  12. Guiding Project Work needs… • Project Leaders • Project Groups • Curriculum • Goal Setting • Journaling/record keeping

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