Autumn 4-H Fun
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Collapse ▲Summer is winding down and many of us are thinking about back to school, new pencils, and thinking about what sports we might like to do. While we had a ton of fun this summer, attending Electric Congress, competing in 4-H District and State Presentations, learning about countries and cultures all around the world with 4-H Book Explorers with the Pamlico County Library, and enjoying a week at sleep away camp, we are very excited for autumn.
Returning Fall Programs
Several of our fall programs will be coming back! It’s Electric, Chopped! International, and Sew Much Fun.
4-H Ag 101
First, our 4-H Ag 101 class will be kicking off next week. They will be exploring the agriculture industry from aquaculture, to different farming strategies, and new advancements in research. We will also be expanding our micro-farm at the school. We are excited to get out and start learning by doing!
It’s Electric
We are also excited for It’s Electric to be picking back up after our summer break. Last year, members of our SPIN Club made mini–Tesla Coils, retro game cubes, and started photo-sensing cars. They also completed project record books. Five of our 4-H’ers earned the opportunity to attend NC 4-H State Electric Congress this summer. We are very excited to finish our photo sensing cars and to start our next project.
Pamlico County 4-H’ers explore electricity and circuits by building their own mini Tesla coils, learning hands-on STEM skills in a fun and engaging way.
Sew Much Fun
Sew Much Fun is also back from our summer break! Last year we began designing our own quilt projects, using geometry and math. We enjoyed watching them not only develop skills in sewing, but to apply math to their creative endeavors. We hope to see them all completed and we are looking forward to starting new exciting projects.
4-H’ers develop sewing and math skills as they design and create their own handmade bags, combining creativity with practical learning.
Chopped! International
Chopped! International is also back! Last year we learned about several different countries through food. We learned about Italy, Thailand, Russia, the UK, Morocco, and France. We made scones, stroganoff, Spaghetti Bolognese, and more! Youth practiced safe food preparation, honed their knife skills with different types of chopping, and were also able to learn about the government and languages of the countries whose food we made! We will have three Chopped! International workshops this fall. Each workshop is a separate registration.
New Programs and Opportunities
These are just a few of the 4-H programs that we have on the calendar that are coming back this fall but we also have a few new programs coming too!
Cloverbud Workshops
We are also looking forward to beginning a series of Cloverbud workshops. Cloverbuds are 4-H’ers ages 5 – 7 who are just starting their time in 4-H.
Podcasting & Audio-Engineering Program
We are also looking forward to beginning a podcasting and audio-engineering program for our older 4-H’ers. This program will focus on gaining skills in podcasting and audio-engineering as well as allowing our teens to explore careers they may be interested in.
Registration and Enrollment
Registrations for these programs are opening this week! If you have questions about a specific program or 4-H in Pamlico County, please give our 4-H agent Kait Neeland a call at (252) 745-4121 or by email at kait_neeland@ncsu.edu. We are always excited to talk about how youth can connect to our programs.
Stay Connected and Get Updates
You can also sign up for our email list to get updates on new or upcoming programs!
Enrollment in 4-H Online
Participation in all 4-H programs requires enrollment in 4-H Online. You can get a head start on registration for specific programs by enrolling in Pamlico County 4-H Online. If you have any questions about accessing 4-H Online or the enrollment process, please reach out and we will be happy to walk you through it.
Don’t FORGET to REGISTER soon! Spaces fill up fast!!