Projects

Project resources help 4-H members learn about everything from aerospace to workforce readiness. Whether you are a new or novice member, use the project sheets to explore age-appropriate activities, resources and exhibit ideas.

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    Animals & Biological Sciences

    Civic Engagement, Community Service

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    Environmental Education, Earth Science

    Foods & Nutrition

    Health

    Leadership and Personal Development

    Physical Sciences, Technology & Engineering

    Plant Science

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    Upcoming Events

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    Jan 21

    Career Conversations: Exploring My Future in the 605

    South Dakota 4-H is holding a Career Conversations course on its Training House platform to teach various lessons about the career fields in South Dakota.

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