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4-H Teens Explode with Talent!
Kayla and Rachel, both 15, perform at Meeker Days in Puyallup in June. The teens are part of Explosion Extravaganza, a Pierce County 4-H performing arts group, which features the best of Broadway, Country, R&B, and Pop music. Entire story.
Ferry County Youth Value Traditional Ways
Members of the Keller 4-H Culture Club made their Native American dance debut at their Coming Out Powwow and Giveaway. Nine boys and girls were individually featured performing their chosen type of dance – Traditional, Fancy, Grass, or Jingle – before community members and students at Keller Elementary School. Entire story.
Pierce County 4-H Family Rides
the John Wayne Pioneer Trail
Horses are a 4-H family affair for the Nagy clan. So when the opportunity to spend three days together on the John Wayne Pioneer Trail came along the Pierce County family was eager to get on their mustangs and ride. Entire story.
4-H Teen Conference Presents:
"Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges!
Join us this summer, June 28-30 on the WSU Pullman campus for a memorable three-day leadership training, networking and learning experience. For details go to conference web page.
Disease Prevention Module - Designed specifically for 4-H volunteer leaders who work with livestock projects. This training module teaches you bio-security practices and how they can be used to reduce the risk of contracting and spreading diseases while raising 4-H livestock. It is a great way to learn disease prevention while providing you with inspiration and teaching ideas so you can bring these concepts to youth in your county!
To participate click on the link here: Disease Prevention Module
June 2009
- Fishing Kids Event
- Archery Leader Training
- Open Horse Clinic
- 4-H Night at Rainier's game
- National 4-H Shooting Sports Invitational
- Challenge Facilitator Training
- 4-H Teen Conference
What do you like most about 4-H?
I like 4-H because we do a lot of public speaking, service projects, and I make money for college through showing livestock. The greatest thing about 4-H is that you get to make so many new friends. I have met so many through the fairs and
through 4-H camp, and we all stay in touch!
Rylee, age 13,
Benton County
There are several things that I like about 4-H. It’s fun spending 
time with my animals and the learning and competition at the fitting and showing table at fair. 4-H is a fun way to learn about animals without really realizing you learned so much.
Tim, age 14, Okanogan County
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