Web Games for Club Activities & Learning
- Kahoot! (trivia games)
- Kahoot! 4-H 101 games
- Kahoot! 4-H games search
- Quizlet (flash cards and quizzes)
- Quizlet 4-H Flash Cards
- Protobowl (real time multi-player quizbowl)
- Factile (customizeable jeopardy style game)
- Jeopardy Labs (customizeable jeopardy)
- Baamboozle (online game maker)
Ways to Stay Connected
- Facebook/Facebook Live (Create a closed group, be sure to share with the 4-H office)
- Zoom Videoconference (Free accounts for individuals are available and time-limited to 40 minutes, or contact the 4-H office to use ours if needed)
- Skype Videoconference (up to 10 people)
- Google Meet (video & messaging)
4-H Skill Builders
- Utah Discover 4-H Curriculum
- WSU People’s Garden Tool Kit
(login required) - 4-H Grab & Go Creative Arts
- 4-H Cloverbud Connections from Ohio 4-H
- Educational Resources from Shop 4-H
A Few More Fun Ideas
- 4-H Valentine’s Day Baking Challenge (PDF)
- 4-H Valentines Tie Dye T-shirt
(Requires a free Clover Account) - Yakima County 4-H Winter Baking Challenge: Festive Cookie Trees (PDF)
- King County 4-H’s STEM activity and lesson ideas for kids
- National 4-H Inspire Kids To Do Activity Guide (PDF)
- Citizen Science from the U.S. General Services Administration
- 4-H Activity Guides
- Weekly livestock judging contest at livestockjudging.com
4-H Activities at a Distance
- Practice Public Presentations & Demonstrations
- Independent Community Service projects
- Letter Writing (e.g., nursing homes, doctors, grocery stores)
- Exhibit Hall Arts & Crafts
- Photo Scavenger Hunt
- Practice Judging, Oral & Written Reasons
- Hold a Book Club
- and many more! Share your ideas with Yakima.4H@wsu.edu
- Virtual Meeting Etiquette
Making Club Conference Calls Fun for All
Noise
We all want to hear you, not your background.
If you don’t have headphones with a mic that allow everyone to hear just you, practice muting when you don’t have anything to say. This will help everyone hear better!
Guidelines & Agenda
All 4-H Meetings should have a plan.
Just like at 4-H Club Meetings, we want an agenda or plan for what we are going to talk about. That could mean that you’ve scheduled time for checking in and hearing how everyone is doing with their project. Keeping the group focused helps us use our time well.
Engage
Everyone should have something to share.
It’s easy to get distracted, so help everyone keep calls short but frequent. Try your best to stay engaged and share your thoughts and ideas. Don’t be an “air-hog” and encourage others that you haven’t heard from to speak too.
Repeat & Summarize
Distractions happen.
If you’ve shared about something that’s really cool, res-state briefly what you’ve shared so anyone fighting distractions (like funny dogs or younger siblings) doesn’t miss out.