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4-H is the Youth Development program administered through Washington State University Extension, and has been dedicated to teaching
life skills to youth since 1902.

Click here to find out about 2009 4-H Teen Conference. If you want more information or want to volunteer as a chaperone please email Sonia Morales at Sonia.Morales@kingcounty.gov

Click here for the 2009 King County 4-H Fair Premium Book.

2009 King County 4-H Fair Forms

Fair Entry Form Fair Kitchen Activity Registration Arts & Mechanical Science Entry Tags
Fair Sewing Activity Registration Robotics Activity Form Educational Display Entry Tags

Photographic Display Entry Tags

 King County Fair Entry Tags  

Enumclaw's King County Fair Website

The Youth Environmental Leadership Institute: Summer 2009 Project

 
 

I Pledge

My head to clearer thinking

My heart to greater loyalty

My hands to larger service

My health to better living
for my club, my community, my country and my world.
(To learn more about the history of the pledge, click here.)

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4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.

Information about The core 4-H club program is on the Organized Club page. 4-H has Special Programs as well.

cloverclick here for link to 4-H Weekly Newsletter

cloverclick here for link to King County 4-H Strategic Plan

4-H provides opportunities to learn skills through the model of "learning by doing". Examples of life skills learned in 4-H are:

Community Service

Teamwork

Planning and Organizing

Healthy Lifestyle Choices

Problem Solving

Character

Communication

Concern for Others


Primarily, learning is done through a variety of projects.Youth can participate in club meetings and activities, public presentation opportunities, educational display, community service projects, Youth Leadership, Know Your Government, Super Saturday workshops, Fair and much more.
  
   
 

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Sue Lerner Youth Development Educator, 206-205-3209
Sonia Morales Youth Development Educator, 206-205-3133
Lori Greer , Program Assistant, 206-205-3152, 711 (TTY), 206-296-0952 (FAX)
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