Tennessee 4-H Ideas Newsletter Volume 23, Issue 12
Encourage, Empower, Embrace
Moore County Team Competes in Food Pantry Contest
By Brenda Hannah The Mid-South 4-H Food Pantry was sponsored by the Southern Cotton Ginners Association. The event was open to youth in grades 6-12 and was held on Saturday, February…
Tennessee 4-H Congress, an Event Like No Other
Justin Crowe, Director and State 4-H Program Leader Seventy-six years is a long time. For many, that’s almost a lifetime but for others, it’s just the beginning. And that’s what…
Win Wool Contest
The Tennessee Sheep Producers Association is sponsoring the Win Wool Contest. 4-H members can win wool to use to construct their garment to enter in the Tennessee Make it with…
4-H Delivers – 2023
Christie Henderson, Extension Assistant The 4-H Delivers Program is an opportunity to grow county funds through an end-of-year campaign letter. The letter and customized insert will be created and mailed…
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Boks Kids Monthly Challenge – March, Week 5
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist Contact Shelby Brawner for more information.
Nearpod Webinar Resources
Lynne Middleton, Interim 4-H Curriculum Specialist There are two time-stamped webinar recordings that have been made available that cover a range of topics for a more effective use of Nearpod.…
Curriculum Corner
Lynne Middleton, Interim State 4-H Curriculum Specialist Passport Adventures with 4-H–A trip around the world learning STEM As summertime is around the corner and headed straight for us, day camps…
State Winners Named at 75th Tennessee 4-H Congress
The 2021 Tennessee 4-H Project Achievement Day winners were announced in late July at Tennessee 4-H Roundup and All Star Conference and have been posted on the Tennessee 4-H website. These 4-H’ers competed alongside approximately 150 other 4-H members across the state in e-portfolio competition and then interviews to receive top honors. Level I winners received Horizon awards and the opportunity to receive a $500 college scholarship. Level Ii winners received silver bowls, a trip to National 4-H Congress in November and college scholarships.