
Shannon DeWitt, Union County Extension Agent & County Director Congratulations to a former Union County 4-H member Mrs. Cadie Chapell, who was selected as the 2022 Spring Graduation commencement speaker…
Shannon DeWitt, Union County Extension Agent & County Director Congratulations to a former Union County 4-H member Mrs. Cadie Chapell, who was selected as the 2022 Spring Graduation commencement speaker…
TAE4-HW Auction will be held on Thursday night at the state meeting in Pickwick May 4-6. The auction is in need of several items for both the live and silent…
Williamson County 4-H hosted the first 4-H International Event this month to explore the continent of Asia. The event invited 4-H members to select a country in Asia to learn…
The committee working on the 75th Tennessee 4-H Congress celebration is requesting historic photos of Tennessee 4-H Congress. These photos can be of 4-H members, memories, activities from Tennessee 4-H…
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist Agents, are you interested in offering the 4-H Next Chapter program in your county? Join this in-service series from the comfort of your computer! Sessions 1-4 will…
JOANN and 4-H are once again teaming up to collect donations at the register and offer special discounts for JOANN/4-H Rewards Card members. The activation will help in the effort to ensure every kid has an equal opportunity to succeed by bringing 4-H to more kids nationwide via local unrestricted funding.
4-H’ers-do you have a hidden talent? What about a not-so-hidden talent? Has social distancing given you the opportunity to learn a new talent or perfect an old one? Perhaps, you love to sing, play an instrument, or dance, or maybe you like to perform and act. Maybe you like martial arts or cup stacking. “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.”
Even with the best of efforts to host a face-to-face, B.E.S.T. (Building Exceptionally Skilled Teachers), plans to host this training spring 2021 are not going to happen. However, fall dates – if everything holds in place and continues to move forward – will take place late, fall 2021.
Of course, being able to be in a room and manipulate objects is more fun but for a virtual experience, I would highly recommend it. Escape rooms provide numerous life skills for youth including communication, problem-solving, and team building. Solving puzzles entails listening to others, being open to new ideas, and allowing their contribution in finding a way to escape the room.