4-H Youth Programs
Asotin County Extension has a variety of activities for children from kindergarten through high school!
4-H offers a wide variety of projects and activities, including workshops, conferences, camps, community service projects, and leadership development opportunities for both youth and adults at the local, district, state, national, and international levels. There are eight major project areas:
- Animal Sciences
- Engineering and Technology
- Environmental Stewardship
- Expressive Arts
- Family and Consumer Sciences
- Interdisciplinary
- Plant Sciences
- Social Sciences
KYG – Know Your Government (Feb)
The 4-H Know Your Government Conference serves to strengthen the connection between youth and our political and social networks through education, experience, application and inspiration. More Information.
Super Saturday
A day full of creative and educational activities for youth of all ages.
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4-H Demo Day
4-H members give short demonstrations, illustrated talks, or a prepared speech to an audience. Participants are judged by volunteers and winners are awarded.
Livestock Field Days (March)
These are one-day workshops that teach youth about raising market projects (beef, swine, sheep, goat). Hosted by WSU and University of Idaho Extension, these workshops provide research-based information about production, showing and marketing of youth livestock projects.
Teen Conference (June)
For youth from 9th to 12 grades. The 4-H Teen Conference engages youth to reach their full leadership potential. It brings together youth from across Washington for a memorable three-day leadership training, networking and learning experience.
Extension Youth Activity Camp
Talk about fun!
The Extension Youth Activity Camp (EYAC) is held half days for a week in July. The camp is offered to youth from 2nd through 6th grades and features fun classes such as Robotics, Arts & Crafts, Gardening, and Science.
Head over to the Washington State 4-H website to learn about more opportunities in 4-H!