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Ways to support you all as you work with kids in various ways. We have heritage, civics, agriculture, homeschooling, general interest, STEAM, post-college success, sewing, horse, and quilting....clubs meeting monthly. Plus, the goat, cattle, chickens, and cooking programs that happen. AND a rabbit club on the horizon. What do we all have in common? A desire to support our kids with unique SPARKS and connect them to all that is great about 4-H.
I want to plan monthly training and connecting meetings with you. Some would be housekeeping as we go through the yearly chartering processes, but others would be personal or professional development with guest speakers. You would operate as the 4-H Program Committee to be sure 4-H serves Lee County as it should. At each meeting, you will hear about upcoming opportunities to share with your members and be asked to bring ideas to better meet local needs.
Here is my initial brainstorming list. Please share if there is something you prefer or one that stands out as a must-have in this list. THE DATES ARE YET TO BE DETERMINED BUT WILL VARY EACH MONTH.
2024 | 6:00-7:30
November - Chartering - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
December - Christmas Party and Club Progress Reports - DINNER
2025 | 6:00-7:30
January - Goal Setting and Project Record Book Success - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
February - Theories of Positive Youth Development and Thrive Model - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
March - Team building and icebreakers - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
April - Protective Factors during Child Abuse Awareness Month - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
May - Youth Mental Health - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
June - Summer Cooking with local foods - DINNER
July - Parliamentary Procedure - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
August - Generational Differences and how to cross lines - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
September - Volunteer Self-Care - DINNER
October - STEM Play - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
November - Chartering - COFFEE/TEA SNACKS
December - Christmas Party and Club Progress Reports - DINNER