4-H Club Tools
A 4-H Club consists of 5 or more school-age youth, guided by one or more adult volunteers. The 4-H Club’s goal is long-term youth development, which encourages its participants to learn life skills that will help them grow into healthy and productive citizens. Onondaga County 4-H Program enrolls youth that are ages 8-19 as 4-H Members.
4-H Club is an informal, educational youth opportunity, which serves as a “hands-on” laboratory for helping youth grow in any or all of the following ways:
- How to make thoughtful decisions
- Developing a zest and skill for lifelong learning
- Learning positive socialization skills by working in a group and as part of a team
- Improving their communication skills
- Learning and using practical technical skills
- Acquiring confidence and a positive attitude toward self
- Enhancing citizenship skills by developing an awareness and involvement in their community
- Developing leadership and teamwork skills
- Exploring possible vocations and careers
- Learning to manage time wisely and set priorities
- Interacting with adults who act as role models and have a positive influence on their lives
- Spend quality time with their parents in mutually rewarding setting
Club reporting:
Club Financial Reports and End of Year reports due by Sept. 24th
Updated forms for reporting and request forms:
Please see below important tools for the Club Meetings:
Club Leader Notebook
Cloverbud Leader Handbook
Parliamentary Procedure
4-H Secretary's Handbook
Treasure's Handbook
4-H Portfolio
How to Plan for the 4-H Meeting
4-H Year To-Do List
Last updated February 7, 2024