RESOURCES FOR VOLUNTEERS AND CLUBS
Please contact your district agent if you cannot find preferred form(s).
Volunteer resources
Alaska 4-H Camping and Outdoor Adventures: A Member's Guide
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club resources
cloverbud resources
- Just for Leaders: Working with 4-H Cloverbuds Five to Eight Years Old
- A Palette of Fun
- Cloverbud Resources WRLF
- Cloverbud Theme Ideas by the Month
- Cloverbud Record
- Exploring Farm Animals
- Florida Cloverbuds
- MT Cloverbuds Leader Guide
- New Mexico Project Activities
- The Perfect Gift
- Working with Cloverbuds
- Bubble Mania
- Building Character
- Democracy, Voting, and You!
- Digging those Dinosaurs
- Fall Festival - A Harvest of Fun
- Just the Food Facts, Ma'am
- Planning a Community Art Show
- Forestry
- Collections
- Bugs
- Arts and Crafts
- Clothing
- Cookie Decorating
- Flowers
- Horse and Pony
- Livestock
- Model
- Small Animal
- Wildlife
record books
- A Closer Look at Record Books
- State Senior Record Book Guidelines
- Senior 4H Division State Record Book Contest Score Sheet
- Alaska 4-H Record Book Scoring Rubric
- General Record Book
- General Project Record - Insert one for each project in your annual 4-H record book
- National 4-H Congress/Conference Application
- Cloverbud Record Book
- Horse Record Book
- Musher's Supplemental Record Book
afterschool clubs
Generally, the most effective way to deliver afterschool 4-H is by developing a partnership to offer a 4-H club within an existing afterschool (AS) program. This gives kids time for experience with some leadership in club officer roles while also experiencing hands-on learning activities that may reinforce concepts learned in the classroom. Here are a few sites with resources to get you started:
The national 4-H afterschool site has good resources, especially the training pieces
and tips for how to get the program up and running.
The national 4-H afterschool site has good resources, especially the training pieces
and tips for how to get the program up and running.
scholarship opportunities
James W. Matthews Scholarship
Please Note: Applications are now due ONCE/year with a submission date of Nov. 1.
The James W. Matthews Extension Volunteer Leadership Development Fund is established as a funding resource for Extension volunteers in Alaska, interested in building leadership credentials.
"Volunteers have been an extremely important part of the Extension educational system throughout its history. It is hoped that this fund can be a catalyst to encourage them to take advantage of leadership training opportunities in which they otherwise might not be able to participate."
James W. Matthews Scholarship 2016 Fillable PDF
Please Note: Applications are now due ONCE/year with a submission date of Nov. 1.
The James W. Matthews Extension Volunteer Leadership Development Fund is established as a funding resource for Extension volunteers in Alaska, interested in building leadership credentials.
"Volunteers have been an extremely important part of the Extension educational system throughout its history. It is hoped that this fund can be a catalyst to encourage them to take advantage of leadership training opportunities in which they otherwise might not be able to participate."
James W. Matthews Scholarship 2016 Fillable PDF
