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2022 Alameda County 4-H Presentation Day Information

1/7/2022

 
County Presentation Day - Sign up now!
The links for the Alameda County 4-H 2020 Presentation and Interview Event is now operational and open for youth and volunteer sign-up. The virtual event is on Saturday/Sunday the 12th and 13th of February.

We are using a similar format as the virtual event last year in that people will sign up for a specific 2 hour slot – there are a limited number of available spots in each slot and it will be closed once it is full. We encourage everyone that wants to participate to sign up for a slot in a timely manner. Our goal is to accommodate all youth that wish to participate but we will attempt to limit all 2 hour slots to 6 unique presentations. In the event that the current slots all fill up, we will evaluate adding slots to the event at that time.

As with all events, we need volunteers to help put on this event – evaluators for the presentation and interview sessions and room hosts that assist in the coordination of the presentation slots.

Youth Presentation Registration 2022
https://form.jotform.com/220027003679146

Youth Interview Registration 2022
https://form.jotform.com/220037027211135

Evaluator Registration 2022
https://form.jotform.com/220037481904148

Room Host Registration 2022
https://form.jotform.com/220036565068151
 
Links to the appropriate California 4-H handbook are available through the sign-up links.

We will be having training/Q&A sessions for the youth and volunteers on Sunday the 30th and the Zoom call information will be provided to those that have registered.

If anyone has any questions, please contact me at kevcornish@gmail.com.

December Oak Town 4-H Holiday Party

12/7/2021

 
When: Monday, December 13, 2021 6-8pm
Where: Dimond Recreation Center
What:
  • Crafts
  • Holiday Card-Making
  • Ugly/Holiday Sweater Contest with Prizes!
  • Guessing Jars with Prizes!
  • Get-To-Know-Your Club-Mates BINGO with Prizes
  • Pizza and Salad Dinner served 6:30-7pm
  • Member-Family Provided Holiday Dessert Extravaganza
  • Adopt-a-Family Gift-wrapping
  • Door Prizes

COMING SOON: Oak Town 4-H Annual Holiday Party

11/29/2021

 
Oak Town 4-H December Club Meeting/Holiday Party
Monday, December 13, 2021, 6-8pm

Tentative Schedule: Club Holiday Party!

  • Expanded hours this month only to accommodate our holiday party
  • "Ugly Sweater" Contest with prizes!
  • Guessing Jars (Jar contents of candy or "chump change" ARE the prizes of these contests)
  • Adopt-a-Family Present Wrapping
  • Club Provided Dinner with Member Family Dessert Potluck!
  • Get-To-Know-New-and-Returning-Members BINGO with prizes
  • Crafts
  • Family Door Prizes


 OFFICER TEAM: Set Up at 5:30 pm 

Brand New Oak Town 4-H Project: Introduction to 4-H

11/4/2021

 
​Introduction to 4-H
     Oak Town 4-H Junior Leaders are starting a new project made just for new members and families....Introduction to 4-H. The meetings will begin on 12/11/2021 from 1-2 pm and will run through April. The meeting locations may vary but will generally be on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 1-2 pm. The February meeting will be on the 3rd Saturday. 
     The Junior Leaders will be covering some basic 4-H projects and general 4-H information will be discussed as well. Projects being highlighted will include Rabbits, Hiking, Cooking, and Sewing. 
     General 4-H topics covered will include Record Books, Public Speaking, Alameda County Fair, 4-H Camp and more.
     All new 4-H families are encouraged to participate as this project should be helpful in learning to navigate 4-H, learn about a variety of projects and become familiar with basic 4-H topics. For more information or to add the project on to a members Project list, contact oaktown4h@gmail.com.

November 2021 Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting

11/3/2021

 

Date: 11/8/21 6:15 pm
Location: Dimond Recreation Center
In-Meeting Donations: Children's Books for Dimond Recreation Little Free Library
6:15 Project Fair: Games, Activities and Prizes put on by members and leaders of projects that have already started meeting:
     *Throw-Down/"Chopped"
     *Harvesting
     *Ice Cream
     *Poultry
     *Arts & Crafts
     *More
6:45 Club House Meetings Thanksgiving Trees and Club-House Games
7:00 Snack Break
7:15 Business Meeting Upcoming Events 2020-2021 Recognition

At our November Club Meeting we will be passing out your Oak Town 4-H Name Tags and starting our OT4H Club House Meetings.  When you sign in you will be given a personalized name tag and a passport for the Project Fair. Your OT4H Name Badge will indicate which Club House you belong to. Turn your completed Project Fair Passport to your Club House Leader and on signing out, return your name tag to the Name Tag Bin.

OCTOBER Oak Town 4-H Community Club Meeting

10/9/2021

 
​October Oak Town 4-H Community Club Meeting (DATE CHANGE)
  • Monday October 18, 2021 6:15-7:45 pm
  • Trunk of Treat in Upper Lot
  • Costume Parade/Contest from Upper Lot into Rec Center
  • 5-Minute Crafts:
  • Dias de los Muertos Sun Catchers:
  • Apple Tissue-Paper “Stained Glass”
  • Business Meeting


Halloween Festivities at our October Club meeting
Mark your calendars- On October 18, from 6:15 to 7, 4-H Halloween festivities will be happening at Dimond Park! Starting with a “Trunk or Treat” from cars in the parking lot, then a costume parade followed by a costume contest (with prizes!!) we’ve arranged an unforgettable Halloween experience for your young 4-Her. Make sure to come to the meeting October 18th, and bring your costumes! Costume categories include: Scariest, Most Creative, Funniest, Animal (Cutest), and Character from book or movie,
Prizes: Small bags of candy with a special prize included

See you there- Lily

What is Trunk or Treat?
Trunk or Treat is when families park their cars in a row in the parking lot, and decorate their open trunks with a Halloween theme, and pass out candy and have a fun game for kids to try. Any interested families who want to participate by decorating their trunks and passing out candy, please fill out this Sign up Genius. Set-up for Trunk or treat will start at 6pm on October 18th, at the upper parking lot next to the rec center. The festivities start at 6:15 and go until about 6:35 to give any latecomers a chance to enjoy. Please be prepared to stay at your trunks to pass out treats (prepackaged items only) and then of short games that can be sanitized with wipes in between players or hands free.

Year Long Community Service Opportunities

10/9/2021

 
The Dimond Park clean up is starting! Come join us on October 10th, this Sunday at Dimond Park from 2:00-4:00pm. Come clean up the park with friends and family, have fun and support the community! All clean-up supplies will be provided. Also to remember Oak Town 4-H is supporting Dimond Recreation's Little Free Library, helping the child reading program, so if you have any kids' books you do not use anymore, bring them to our monthly meeting and drop them in the box. The community thanks you!

     - Community Service Officer, Mira Sawtelle 

We are taking sign-ups for a coordinator and several assistant families each month in a Signup Genius. Please sign up to help us to keep Dimond Park clean!

2021-2022 Oak Town 4-H Club Meetings

8/16/2021

 
·      Where: Dimond Park and Recreation Center, 3860 Hanly Rd, Oakland, CA 94602
·      What:
o   General Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting for YOUTH
o   Registration Forms and Fees Accepted Online or Paper
§  Project sign-up AFTER forms and fees are received
o   Meetings led by Youth Officers
o   6:15 Games & Activities
o   7pm Snacks, 5-Minute Craft and opportunity to socialize
o   7:15 Business Meeting led my youth Club Officers
o   7:45 Adjourn
·      When:
o   Monday, September 13, 2021 6:00-7:30 pm
Dimond PARK*
o   Monday, October 11, 2021, 6:15-7:45 PM Dimond Recreation Center
o   Continuing every 2nd Monday through May*
*Slight time adjustment to allow for outdoor meeting
​

Informational Picnic in the Park for NEW AND Returning Families

8/16/2021

 
·      When: Sunday, August 29, 2021 3:00-5:00 pm

·      Where: Dimond Park, Grassy Area
·      Who: NEW & Returning FAMILIES. Parents AND KIDS invited
·      What:
o   Oak Town 4-H Information  Q&A
o   Project Displays
o   Project-related Games and Activities for Youth led my youth leaders
o   Information table for duration. More formal “Parent Meeting” info at 3:30pm
o   Share Snacks & Dessert on us
·      Need More Info:
Visit us at www.oaktown4h.org
·      Contact us at oaktown4h@gmail.com
​

Oak Town 4-H June Picnic Information

5/30/2021

 
We will be again meeting in-person for our June Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting. This year we will be holding a club picnic at Dimond Park on June 7th. Here is a rough schedule for the picnic.
  • 5-6 pm Pre-Picnic Clean-Up in the park
  • 6pm (Touch-Less) Meet in Club Houses, check-In, decorate a club-branded rock
  • 6:20 pm Picnic….the club will provide club members picnic dinner (sandwich, fruit, chips, cookie and napkin). We ask that YOU bring
    • Family picnic blanket to picnic on (the tables and benches can be a bit grungy, and family picnic blankets will provide a bit of “social distancing”)
    • Refillable water bottles or a beverage of your choice.
    • We will be providing napkins but not plates. If you feel you need a plate, please bring your own. 
  • 6:30 pm Club Awards
    • 100% Attendance
    • Club Super-Leaders
    • Club House Winner and Runner-Up
    • Acknowledgements
  • 6:45 pm Crafts and Lawn Games
    • Parent and Leaders can likely touch base during the lawn game activities
  • 7:30 Clean Up and Good Byes

Community Service Opportunities at the Oak Town 4-H June Picnic

5/30/2021

 
Oak Town 4-H Members will have two opportunities to complete some community service at out June Picnic! We are looking forward to a time when we can again partner with Dimond Recreation Center and Park and get back to meeting there. These two community service opportunities allow us to help out a little in anticipation of that time.

First you will have the option of coming an hour before the picnic to help clean up the park. We will provide trash bags and disposable gloves and a few trash grabbers and will target cleaning up the playground areas. The creek area is also often a site where trash is left so cleaning up along the creek path is also suggested if there is enough time and enough membership participation.

Second…...did you know there was a “Little Free Library” at Dimond Rec Center? They are in need of children's’ books to loan out and we are hoping to help them with this endeavor throughout the coming year. If you have used children’s books that you would like to dispose of in a useful manner this is a great time to do it. Bring your lightly used children's’ books to the picnic and we will “brand” them with a label stating that they are provided by Oak Town 4-H and put them into the little library book shelf during the picnic.

Club House Winning Team to Be Announced at June Picnic!

5/30/2021

 
The Oak Town 4-H Club House with the most points will be announced at the June Picnic. The winning team members will receive a Fenton’s Ice Creamery Gift Card and a small gift box. The runner-up team will receive small gift boxes. 

So….what can you do to boost your team’s chances of being the winners? There are MANY options and opportunities!
  • Complete some of the remaining GooseChase Missions
  • Bring your “My 4-H Story” to the June Picnic OR alternatively, email your 4-H Story to Oaktown4h@gmail.com BEFORE the picnic!)
  • Participate in the Dimond Park clean up immediately preceding the club picnic
  • Bring lightly used children’s books for the Dimond Park Little Free Library
  • Decorate an Oak Town 4-H Club-Branded rock
Club House standing at the current time
  1. Health (Jackson, Lilianne, Aidan, Lily, Hazel,Jack,Julianna, Andie)
  2. Hands (Lindsey, Malin, Imogen, Eve, June, Bryan, Rey, Melina)
  3. Head (Jessica, Elliott, Carmela, Rylee, Shayla, Quill, Smith, Zach, Josie)
  4. Heart (Mabel, Nora, Zoey, Naia, Raniya, Sydney, Liam, Aiden)

GooseChase: LAST Chance to Complete Club Missions

5/30/2021

 
Our Oak Town 4-H Goose Chase Missions will sunset right after the picnic. If you wish to complete any of the missions, do so before the June Picnic. If you have photos of missions accomplished but not submitted, submit them soon!
Game Code: KKG519

New Oak Town 4-H Leadership Team!

5/30/2021

 
The Oak Town 4-H Club Election in May brings us a new leadership team for the 2021-2022 program year. Our new Club Officers are
  • President: Mabel
  • Vice President: Jessica
  • Treasurer: Jackson
  • Secretary: Lilianne
  • Communications/Newsletter: Aidan
  • Community Service: Elliott
  • Historian: Lily
  • Sergeant at Arms: Zoey
  • Recreation team: Rylee and Melina
Congratulations and “THANKS!” to all on this new team!!!

April Oak Town 4-H Club Meeting

4/8/2021

 
Oak Town 4-H April Club Meeting Info!
  • Monday, April 12, 6pm on Zoom: 
  • Program: Alameda County 4-H Camp
  • Craft: Foam Glider*
  • Refreshments: Candy and Cookies* (If you require something different, please send an email to oaktown4h@gmail.com)
  • Club House Meetings
  • Goose Chase Missions, In-Club House and Between Meetings! Check your teams' Missions and complete more of them for points for your Club House!
  • March Healthy Living Reminder: Looking outdoors for signs of Spring daily- Did you do this?
* Craft and refreshment supplies are in the Club Meeting Packet to pick up Friday-Monday

2021-2022 Oak Town 4-H Officer Elections Coming  SOON

4/8/2021

 
Officers for the Oak Town 4-H Club's 2021-2022 Program Year will be elected in May 2021. Members 9 and up may run for various positions. Review the positions and see if YOU want to help with the leadership of YOUR Club!

Oak Town 4-H Officers and Duties
 
GENERAL EXPECTATIONS OF ALL OFFICERS:
     Attend all Oak Town 4-H Community Club Meetings or arrange with fellow officers for coverage when absences are necessary and notify club President and Adult Advisors
     Attend an additional monthly Officers’ Meeting to plan and prepare for meetings, usually late Sunday afternoon 8 days preceding the club meetings
     Actively participate in planning and running meetings. The ability to stay on-task is a big plus.
     Practice good communication skills
     Dependability is required
     Involvement in club committees and community service is strongly encouraged
     Officers are expected to adhere to the rules for all members, to perform the duties of the office and serve as role models for the Oak Town 4-H membership
     Officers are expected to participate in Presentation Day and at least one other county event and one outside club event.
     If you are not a member in good standing you may not run for an office.
 
PRESIDENT (13 and over)
     Presides at all club meetings using parliamentary procedure to conduct business meetings.
     Understands responsibilities of other club officers.
     Holds monthly officer’s meetings collaborating to develop club meeting agenda with other officers & advisors.
     Plans ways to get every member to participate in meetings and delegates responsibility.
     Appoints committees as needed.
     Maintains communication with Officer Team and Club as a whole
     Calls the Vice-President(s) to lead the meeting if unable to attend.
 
VICE PRESIDENT (13 and over)
     Leads meetings if the President is absent.
     Serves as chairperson of the program planning committee.
     Introduces educational program and guest speakers at club meetings.
     Thank educational/guest speakers, presenters, member demonstrators, etc.
     Assists committees as needed.
     Possibly 2 positions. One to manage club meeting programs. One to directly assist President
 
SECRETARY (11 and over)
     Keeps an accurate written record of the business meetings.
     Reads club’s minutes at each meeting.
     Records club’s attendance at each meeting.
     Writes thank you letters to speakers, sponsors, etc.
     Writes all club correspondence as directed by the President, Executive Committee and/or organizational club advisor.
     post Minutes on Club website.
     Can be two positions. Recording and Corresponding Secretaries
 
TREASURER (12 and over)
     Keeps an accurate account of all 4-H club’s money received and spent by the club.
     Receives monthly bank statements and retains them for recording purposes
     Gives a financial report at each 4-H club meeting.
     Prepares and completes, with the assistance of the Treasurer’s Advisor, an annual financial report at the end of the year and arranges a Peer Review.
     Prepares a 4-H club budget with the Executive Committee, Finance/Fund Raising Committee and/or 4-H organizational club advisor and presents to the 4-H club membership for approval.
     Balances the bank statement each month
     Pays bills when approved by the club.
 
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER (11 and over)
     Help get information about future and past club happenings to the membership
     Help keep information flowing is whatever methods are in use and effective
     Have a roll in posting to the club web site
     Pursue additional methods if communication that might be useful in assisting in the dispersal of information to the membership
     Works with Communication Advisor or Club leadership in posting club information
     Can be two positions, one to focus on website, one to focus on news blasts
 
COMMUNITY SERVICE/CITIZENSHIP OFFICER (10 and over)
     Plans a community service activity or drive for each Club Meeting
     Gathers ideas for community service for the club to pursue
     Coordinates community service or outreach events at Dimond Recreation Center or Off-Site with the assistance of the Community Service Advisor or Club leadership team and works with Communications Officer to calendar and promote them
     Researches additional Citizenship programs that would benefit the club’s membership and consults with President/Vise-President about scheduling and promoting
     Coordinates one Service-Learning activity each year.
     Can be shared by two members
 
HISTORIAN (10 and over)
     Takes photographs at all 4-H club meetings and activities.
     Collects pictures, articles, etc. from other officers and club members to include in the 4-H club’s Facebook and website.
     Puts together the 4-H club’s end-of-year historical record electronically or as a scrap book as decided by club officers.
 
SERGEANT AT ARMS (10 and over)
     Makes sure that everyone is paying attention at the meetings
     Confirms that the rest of the officers have what they need for the meetings
     Assist with set-up and take-down of club meetings
     Maintains order
 
HEALTHY LIVING OFFICER/RECREATION LEADER (9 and over)
     Help members to set a goal every month - to meet the Health-H Challenge.
     Provides a "Let's Move!" activity at every meeting.
     Coordinate healthy snacks for each appropriate meeting
     Fill out the Choose Health Report and give it to my 4-H leader at the end of the year.
     Helps with community service activities at meetings.
     Can be team of four members
 
HOSPITALITY OFFICER (9 and over)
     Greets and welcomes people to Club meetings
     Helps new members feel welcome
     Assists members and families in finding provided flyers and information
     Before meetings including community service drives, directs families to supplies deposit location
     Assists with filling in for officers not present
     Work with Healthy Living Officer to assign and notify members who will provide snack at Club meetings
     9 and over
     Can me two members sharing the duties
 
 
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Oak Town 4-H October Club Meeting

9/24/2020

 
The October Oak Town 4-H Meeting will be on October 12, 2020 at 6pm on Zoom.
  • Decorated Pumpkin Contest
  • Oak -Town 4-H Yard-Art Sign Competition
  • Games and Activities

2020-2021 Projects with Info and Description

9/24/2020

 
​Art: Sketching/Drawing: Leader Erica Gomes, Virtual  Meetings in October (Fridays or Saturdays) Ages *+
Log on to Zoom and learn to draw step-by-step favorite graphic novel or other popular characters. Group will decide on themes!
Month of October on weekend; day/times flexible; meeting dates the weeks of 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24; may have new section in Spring
 
Arts & Crafts: Leader Elisabeth Wade, Virtual meetings, yearlong. Ages 5+
Send home kits for kids to be creative; meet with Zoom for everyone to show off their projects
Second Wednesday of the month, October – April, 7- 7:30 pm
 
Definitely NOT Trending: Book Club for Non-Readers: Leader Casey Walvoord. Virtual meetings, Ages 12+
Share what you've found in the stream/pod/ blogosphere. A book club for people who don't read.
Wednesdays 7pm
 
Book Club: Leader Erica Gomes, Virtual Meetings, Yearlong Ages 8+
Group chooses book for the month; once/month get together to discuss book and hangout
Monthly, on a Friday or Saturday, 7pm
 
Centerpieces for your Table: Leader Jolene La, Virtual Meetings, yearlong, Ages 9+
Learn how to make a centerpiece for your dining table with stuff you have around the house
Monthly, on a Friday or Saturday, 4-5pm (this is flexible)
 
Club Game Night: Leader Jolene La. Virtual meetings, Yearlong. Ages ALL
a chance to play games and socialize.
weekly, maybe a Thursday or Friday? 7-8 pm?
 
Culinary Arts: Leader Elisabeth Wade, Virtual meetings, yearlong. Ages 8+
Advanced cooking - candy making, baking, cheese making, other areas depending on member interest
Second Sunday of the month, October – April, 10-11:30 am
 
Dog Care & Obedience: Leader Erich Vogel. Virtual meetings Yearlong. Ages 8+
Learn about basic dog care and dog obedience. Owning a dog is not necessary
Dates/Times TBD
 
Environmental Science: Leader Mary Cousins, Virtual meetings. Yearlong, Ages 9+
Field Trip-Based study of particular places in the East Bay - habitats and engineered systems. Will switch to in-person in spring if allowed, otherwise virtual.
Monthly, 6 times (October to April), Dates TBD
 
Fiber Arts : Leaders Chandelle Soriano/Erica Gomes, Virtual meetings,
Info TBD
 
Floral Design: Leader Barbara Butko, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 8+
Learn about flower arrangements, their design, supplies, materials, seasonal variation and uses. Supply packets will be available for pickup the morning of the meeting. Most materials will be supplied but some additional floral material will need to be purchased for a small cost later in the program year.
1st Sunday, Oct-May, 2-3:15 pm
 
Harvesting/Gleaning: Leader Barbara Butko, In-Person and virtual meetings, Oct/Nov Ages 7+
Learn about needs of community and resources that can help. Harvest local fruit/vegies from local backyards
Sundays, 10/11-11/8. Initial and Wrap-up Zoom meetings, harvesting in-person, 3-4:30pm
 
Hiking (Fall): Leader, Elisabeth Wade, In-Person meetings, Sept/Oct, Ages 5+
Explore three Bay Area Parks
Sept. 19, Oct. 10, Oct. 24, 10 am – noon
 
Hiking (Spring): Leader, Elisabeth Wade, In-Person meetings, Dates TBD, Ages 5+
Explore three Bay Area Parks
TBD, 10 am – noon
 
Mini-Gardens: Leader Barbara Butko, In-Person and virtual meetings, Jan/Feb, Ages  8+
Learn to create succulent mini-gardens that fulfill the plants needs, are attractive and long lived.
Sundays, 1/24-2/21/21. Initial and Wrap-up Zoom meetings, rooting, planting and decorating in-person, 3-4:30pm
 
Photography: Leaders George and Barbara Butko, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 9+
Photo Composition/Editing and Critiquing
Meeting Info TBD
 
Poultry/Backyard Chickens: Leader Erich Vogel, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 9+
Learn about owning and caring for backyard chickens
Meeting info TBD
 
Rabbits, Advanced- Leaders Casey Walvoord and Jolene La, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Must be experienced in Rabbits
Prep for virtual ARBA convention & future shows
1st Sundays, 2 pm
 
Rabbits, Beginning- Leaders Casey Walvoord, Jolene La, In-Person meetings, Spring, Ages 8+
Learn about care of pet rabbits
Dates/Times TBD
 
Rocketry: Leader Elisabeth Wade, In-Person meetings, Winter, Ages 8+
Make and fly a model rocket. Learn about construction techniques’
We will have a virtual planning meeting, then meet once for two hours in January to build rockets. There will be a launch in the Central Valley or in Sacramento in late February or in March, depending on conditions (weather and COVID). Tentative date for the pre-meeting is Wed, Jan 20 from 7-7:45 pm, build is Sunday, January 24 (depending on weather).
 
Sketchup, Beginning: Leader Casey Walvoord, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages  ?
Design & build a project (individual or group)
First Saturdays, 1 pm
 
Spring Vegie Gardens: Leader Barbara Butko, In-Person and Virtual meetings, March-May, Ages 7+
Learn about crops to plant in the spring for early summer gardens
Sundays, March-May. Initial Zoom 3/28, In-Person 4/11, 4/25, 5/16, 5/30/21 Initial and Wrap-up Zoom meetings if needed, , planting, care and maintenance in-person
 
Throw Down/”Chopped” Dessert/Snack Challenge, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 11+
Learn to be creative, think on your feet and put together a snack or dessert from a shared pantry list as well as four unique "mystery items" each meeting. Supply packets available for pickup the morning of the meeting. “Pantry items” will be assumed to be on-hand at members house
2nd Sunday, Oct-May, 4:30-6pm
 
Veterinary Science- Leader Tina Johansson, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 12+
Study animal science, medicine, disease, behavior, and care, and learn about the veterinary profession.
Thursdays 4-5:30Hopefully: 9/24, 10/22, 11/19, 1/28, 2/25, 3/25, 4/22, 5/27
 
Yoga: Leader Jolene La, Virtual meetings, Yearlong, Ages 5+
Practice Yoga with peers
Tuesdays 5-5:30 pm
 
YouTube/Videography: TBD

RSVP for Oaktown's Sept 12 Virtual Open House @ 12pm via private Zoom

9/2/2020

 

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Oaktown projects for the 2020-21 year

8/13/2020

 
A 4-H project is 3+ kids, 6+ hours, and a goal.  Almost any interest/curiosity can be turned into a project led by youth and supported by adult volunteers.  A sampling of what Oaktown 4-H youth are exploring this year:
CREATE it:   Art, Drawing, Culinary Arts, Table-setting, Floral Design, Sewing, Fiber Arts, "Chopped"/Throw-Down Dessert/Snack Challenge, Mini-Gardens
STEM it:​  Rocketry, Gardening, Sketch-up for Beginners, Vet Science, Backyard Chickens, Raising Rabbits, Video for Youtube, Geocaching
IMPACT it:  Environmental Science, Citizenship, Youth Leadership, Cultural Literacy, Harvest/Gleaning Community Service
SHARE it: Photography, Game Night, Book Club, 
MOVE it:  Archery, Hiking, Yoga, Camping, Dog Care
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