With kids stuck at home, this is the perfect time to get kids deeply engaged in project work. As you know, most of the project area outcomes are developed and published online.You can find these by clicking on the project tiles from the Tennessee 4-H website’s project page.

Submitted by Jennifer Richards Since we were one of the counties heavily impacted by tornado damage, and an early epicenter of COVID-19 spread, we knew meeting our 4-H kids in-person…

As educators, we are facing an unprecedented experience.There is no doubt that the current situation will significantly impact how we do our jobs. As schools move to out-of-school and online instruction, club meetings will be suspended.

Curriculum Corner Jennifer Richards Just a reminder that this month’s Curriculum Chat is scheduled for Wednesday, January 8 (tomorrow!) from 12:30 – 1:00 (Eastern time). Be sure to register for…

Jennifer Richards Due to an unavoidable conflict, the Curriculum Chat scheduled for Thursday, November 21 has been canceled. I look forward to chatting with you all on January 8 at…

The project area outcomes for Poultry are now published and posted on the Poultry project page!

As I mentioned at the Fall Planning meetings, all of the in-school lesson plans have been updated for the new social studies state standards.

As you begin kicking off the new school year with 4-H clubs, check out this resource by Lynne Middleton and Matt McCuiston for Training Effective 4-H Officers.

This month, I am visiting with each region during Fall Planning to share updates on curriculum, identify needs, and address questions.