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Design Your Own Clover
4-H Volunteer Leaders' Series
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4-H is for you – and what you do in 4-H should be determined
by what you want to do . . . the things your club decides to do should be the things the
members of your club want to do.
Design your clover now.
Fill in the following information on the clover below.
I would like to learn . . .
• List here the things
YOU want to learn.
We could help our community by . . .
• What do you think your
community needs?
• What are some things you
think your club could do? Whatever they are, list them. If you think you could
help by making a survey to see what other people think . . . say so here.
My hobbies . . .
• What are your hobbies . . .
what do you like to do? It is possible that someone in the group would like to
learn about your hobby or maybe you would like to learn about another’s
hobby – this will give you a chance to discuss possibilities of learning from
each other.
Just for fun we could . . .
•
Every 4-H club needs activities “just for fun” . . . what suggestions do you
have for this club?
 Acknowledgment is given to Jean Crane, 4-H Youth Development
Specialist, Mississippi State University Extension Service, for development of
"Design Your Own Clover."
| Author: |
Darlene Z. Baker, State Leader - 4-H Youth
Development |
DR. DARLENE Z. BAKER is
state Leader - 4-H Youth Development Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, University of
Arkansas, Little Rock.
CES-689-PD-10-02R
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