- Monday, February 12 at 6:15 pm
- Dimond Recreation Center
- Valentine (Toiletry) Gift Bags for Operation Dignity (Link for needed supplies)
- Club House Brainstorming for International 4-H Field Day
- Snacks
- Door Prizes
- February Birthdays
- Bring
- water bottle
- a non-registered friend
- Little Free Library book donation
- Toiletry supply donations
- Ideas for our Japan table at International 4-H Field Day for representative food, games/activities, Fun Facts, Cultural Highlights and easy Performances
- Remember to
- Sign in when you arrive and pick up your name badge and door prize tickets
- Return your name badge when you leave
February OT4H Club Meeting
January 2024 Oak Town 4-H Club meeting
Where: Dimond Recreation Center, 3860 Hanly Rd, Oakland, CA When: January 8, 2024, 6:15 pm
Oak Town 4-H Parent Meeting At the same time as the youth members' Club House Meeting we will hold a parent meeting, likely in the kitchen at Dimond Rec, to answer any questions and talk a bit more about our efforts to promote public speaking, record keeping and community service. If you have questions and/or what to learn more about making the 4-H program work best for you and your youth pear plan to attend. Club House Competition Credits Our Oak Town 4-H Club Houses first met at our November Club Meeting. These sub-groups, Head, Heart, Hands and Health, meet monthly at club meetings and accumulate points for their member teams by participating and just showing up. In January points will be awarded to Club Houses for members that
New Projects Commencing Shortly While some Projects have ended or are winding down, Mini-Gardens and Photography will begin in January. If you haven't already signed up for either of these Projects but want to participate, please contact Barbara at oaktown4h@gmail.com Join other Oak Town 4-H Families helping out in our community. Davis Street Community Center is inviting us again to help with Toy Sorting and Food Bag Packing for the holidays. ● WHEN: Saturday, December 16th, 9-11 am ● WHERE: Davis Street Community Center, 3081 Teagarden Street, San Leandro ● WHAT: o Sort toys into individual bags for kids by age AND/OR o Pack food items from a list for individual families MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY: ● Sign up for one or more sessions to help out ● A parental unit or custodial adult must be present to sign in with Davis Street Where: Dimond Recreation Center, 3860 Hanly Rd, Oakland, CA
When: December 11th, 6:00-8:30pm
Holiday Party General Schedule Event Schedule
Dessert Auction at our December Club Meeting - Volunteer Opportunity! Who loves the Great British Baking show? Would you like an opportunity to make your own Signature Dessert? At our December meeting we are hoping to auction off some beautiful homemade desserts to raise some money for our club! If you'd like to participate, please look out for the Sign Up Genius for our club meeting and sign up for the "Auction Desserts". Bring your beautiful creation to our club meeting along with a label that lists any pertinent allergen information (nuts, eggs, etc). Thank you for your contributions! -Melina Moser
Hello Oaktown 4-Hers, we will be kicking off Fall Hiking this year with 3 different trails. I will be the junior leader and our 2 co-leaders are Allie and Erich. Just like last year, the hikes will be informative, have nice views, and a breath of fresh air.
Hike 1 - Saturday, November 11 - Cameron Loop Trail at Chabot Regional Park (10:00 AM start) The first hike is at Lake Chabot Regional Park on the Cameron Loop Trail. That will be next Saturday on November 11th. It has abundant views of the lake for taking great pictures and experiencing unique biomes. Map Link Here Hike 2 - Saturday, December 2 - Wildcat Gorge, Meadows Bay and Canyon and Curran Trail at Tilden Regional Park (10:00 AM start) Our second hike will be at Tilden Regional Park at the Wildcat Gorge, Meadows Bay and Canyon and Curran Trail. Tilden is known for having some of the most beautiful birds in the East Bay! Map Link Here Hike 3 - TBD, January 2024 - Alhambra Creek Trail at Briones Regional Park in Contra Costa County (10:00 AM start) Our final hike will then be at Briones Regional Park on the Alhambra Creek Trail. It has incredible grasslands and untouched oak lands. Map Link Here RSVP and Questions? If you have any questions then please email aidan.n.simu@gmail.com, michellemunson17@gmail.com, erich.vogel@sbcglobal.net, alliedilauro@gmail.com. October Oak Town 4-H Meeting Info
The Officer Team has many fun Halloween-related games, activities and contests planned for the October Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting. The agenda includes:
So we’d like to talk about bringing a buddy to 4-H. We are trying to let more kids know what 4-H is about this year. You can bring your friends, your buddies, your school mates, your cousins, your siblings, anyone in your family or outside your family.
Our goal is just have more people learn about and maybe join our 4-H Club. When you bring your buddy, you will show them what 4-H means to you and they can do the same activities as you, but you will guide them. You can bring them anytime to the monthly meeting. Nyla , Recreation Leader Join us for our FIRST Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting of the 2023-2024 4-H Program Year!
Learn about 4-H in your community. Meet our teen leaders and adult volunteers. Find out what project areas we will be offering this year.
Youth-led games and activities for current and potential youth members and more detailed information on the what's, why's. how's and where's of 4-H in general and Oak Town 4-H specifically.
More information on the 2023-2024 Oak Town 4-H Program Year coming soon. MAY Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting
Parents Corner Parents are invited to join in a parent meeting while the members are meeting in their club houses at our May 4-H Club Meeting. How has the year been going for YOUR family? Are there things our club can do to improve your 4-H experience? Do you have enough information about the coming County Fair participation and alternate-county 4-H Camp invites? Come and share your thought so we can continue to strive "To Make the Best Better". Oak Town 4-H will be nominating and electing officers for the coming 2023-2024 4-H year. If you are interested in helping Oak Town 4-H Club out by being part of the club's leadership team, consider running for an office for the coming year.
Below are the expectations and job descriptions of our Officer Team: GENERAL EXPECTATIONS OF ALL OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT (13 and over)
VICE PRESIDENT (13 and over)
SECRETARY (11 and over)
TREASURER (12 and over)
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER (11 and over)
COMMUNITY SERVICE/CITIZENSHIP OFFICER (10 and over)
HISTORIAN (10 and over)
SERGEANT AT ARMS (10 and over)
HEALTHY LIVING OFFICER/RECREATION LEADER (9 and over)
HOSPITALITY OFFICER (9 and over)
PARENT CORNER! Parent Help Needed! Our April Club Meeting will involve creating quick and simple crafts for both Fair Entry and Community Service. Our teen leaders will be leading their Club House members in these activities as they rotate through them. However we need 2 adults at each of the tables to help with 2 things. First, all of the crafts for fair entry need to be photographed so they can be entered online. We need a parent at each table to take a photo of the completed craft both with the member's info card (for ID purposes) and alone for the actual entry. These images need to be able to be sent or shared with oaktown4h@gmail.com. The second parent is needed to sort of reorganize the table supplies between the club house rotations and pick it up when the craft fair is over. The tables are scheduled to be active between about 6:20 and 7:10. If you are available and can help with this, please let us know and come a little before the meeting start time so we can go over the needs in more detail. Monday, February 13, 2023
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