Project Achievement
What an amazing group of students! Harris County 4-H showed out in public speaking with 100% wins at NW District Project Achievement. Proud of all the hard work they put in to accomplish that. Thanks to the families for letting us work with your children to further their life skills.
Can I do a Power Point presentation?
No, poster presentation only. No electronic equipment there.
Can I do a performance?
Yes, there are Performing Arts categories. Do NOT do a speech; only judged on performance.
Can someone help the student prepare?
Yes, this is a learning experience and guidance is suggested. It needs to be the student’s work, but can be assisted. 4-H Staff will be happy to help. Just call and set up an appointment. 4-H has poster boards and resources to make visual aids.
Can parents/family attend?
Yes. Limited number of 2 family members in the presentation room.
***Questions*** Contact Harris County 4-H
706-628-4824 or Adrianne Cox @ ahcox@uga.edu
4-H Cloverleaf District Project Achievement 4, 5, and 6th graders
Project Achievement helps develop skills for a lifetime. 4-H’ers pick a project area of interest (Ex: Veterinary science, cars, cooking, etc.), research the topic, write/develop an illustrated talk, and then present their presentation to others (ie. classmates, 4-H staff, or judges). As your child gets older (7th-12th grade), a record-keeping component is added for 4-H Project Achievement, but for our Cloverleafs (5th-6th grades), it’s all about sharing knowledge. For a Cloverleaf 4-H’er, the presentation may be at school, a county-level competition, and/or a district-level competition.
4-H'ers should pay attention at the beginning of the school year during 4-H club time to find out more information about Project Achievement. We will be using Friends Magazine to learn how to get started with your project.
4-H'ers will need to make an appointment with the Extension office to discuss their project individually.