Spring Selection of 4-H Project Records

Looking to explore a new area of interest – project records are a great way to develop a new hobby or learn about a particular subject of interest.  If you are interested in completing a project record for 2016 go ahead and browse the selection of curriculum on the 4-H Mall at:

http://www.4-hmall.org/Category/educationresources.aspx.  Projects records start in January and are a 12 month record that youth record goals, story, and learning progression in a curriculum area.  These educational resources are also great for home schoolers exploring areas like: business, citizenship, science, technology, and professional development.  Each of the curriculum areas also have a designated appropriate age ranges for each of the project book with activities for youth to complete throughout the year.

*** If anyone is interested in attending 4-H Electric Congress, delegates are now required complete a 4-H project record in order to be selected as a county delegate per state requirements.  If you have any questions about the 4-H curriculum please call the Extension Center at 456-3575. 

4-H Farm to Fork Day Camp

Wednesday and Thursday August 12 & August 13

Haywood Extension Center

Cost $25

Youth ages 5 to 13

During the 2015 Farm to Fork Day Camp, 4-Hers 5 to 13 year olds are invited to come experience our Appalachian heritage.  4-H’ers will visit local farms to learn about farming diversification and entrepreneurship.  Youth will make their miniature farms in small terrariums.  The camp is sponsored by generous support from Haywood County Farm Bureau.  The cost is $25 which includes materials and lunches.  Please call the Extension Center to register at 456-3575.

Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM) Camp

Monday, July 13 through Friday, July 17 from 10am to 4pm

Canton Middle School

Cost: $75

Open to rising fourth through the eighth graders are invited to participate in the week-long Junior Appalachian Musician (JAM) Day Camp held at Canton Middle School.  Youth can learn how to play the fiddle, guitar or banjo; as well as participate in workshops learning about Appalachian dances, songs, stories, and traditions.  The camp will be held from 10am to 4pm and the cost is $75.  Please call the Haywood County Arts Council for more information or to sign-up at 828-452-0593. Some partial scholarships are available based on financial need.