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Cooperative Extension Service Campbell County 3500 Alexandria Pike Highland Heights KY 41076 ((859) 572-2600 Fax: (859) 572-2619 campbell.ca.uky.edu
C A M P BEL L CO U NT Y 4 -H 2017
4-H CAMP 2017
Campbell County will be attending 4-H Camp July
24-28, 2017. The cost of camp this year is $190!
Look for your camp application attached to this
newsletter. Be sure to fill it out completely and get it
in soon! You can send it in with half the fee ($95) to
hold your spot. Camp forms have been sent to last
year’s campers and are also available now to the gen-
eral public.
5 days, 4 nights at North Central 4-H camp in
Carlisle
4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners and afternoon
snacks
A water slide at the pool
Talent Show
Zip line
Plenty of fun & free classes
Free swim time
Transportation to & from camp
Also check out the state 4-H Camp website for pic-
tures & more information at www.ca.uky.edu/
agcollge/4h/camp
Campbell County 4-H Teens
This is for you!
The next 4-H Teen Club meeting will be on April 10,
6:00 p.m. at the Extension office in Highland
Heights. Pizza will be served! Please tell your
friends and invite them to come with you! It will be
a very important meeting to attend - pizza, friends,
future plans & More! Email Sherri at
[email protected] or call her at 572-2600 no
later than noon that day to let her know you’re
2017 4-H Teen Conference
What: a conference for teens on the UK campus
Who: 8th grade graduates through high school
When: June 12-15
Cost: $250
Deadline: April 28
Orientation:
Monday, May 15,
7 pm, at the 4-H
office
Transportation is provided by the 4-H office. Call
572-2600 if you're interested or if you have
questions.
4-H Fashion Show 2017 Friday, May 5
Sts. Peter & Paul Gymnasium
The show starts at 7pm
4-Hers in the show will need to be at Sts. Pe-
ter & Paul at 4:00pm for pizza, workshops, and
dress rehearsal
Monday, May 1 - ALL sewing items are due to
the 4-H office by 4:30pm - whether it’s a
duffel bag or a garment - EVERYTHING is due
by this date!
Make sure your item(s) fit in the right category
BEFORE you bring it in and KNOW what
category it is in!
Make sure you have completed a 4-H enrollment
form and turned it in to the 4-H office!
This judging is also for state fair construction
judging.
If you are making a non-clothing item you can
still be in the fashion show!
Please don’t bring any accessories or your 4-H
project book with your sewing item. Accesso-
ries are brought with you on May 5 and the
completed project book is not due until the
Alexandria Fair.
Bring in your completed Data Sheet with your
sewing item. A blank one is attached to this
newsletter and is also on the Campbell County
4-H website.
REMEMBER: 4-H’ers are encouraged to
participate in the fashion show; however, you do
not HAVE to be in the show for your sewing to
be selected for state fair selection.
If anyone would like to help with the fashion
show it would be appreciated! We need help
with:
Decorating on 5/5 at 4pm
Help with 4-H’ers during the show
Serving refreshments & clean up after pizza
Call Sherri (572-2600) or email ([email protected])
if you can help!
Thanks!
Spring Into Fashion
This year a talent show is being added to the
4-H Fashion Show. If you are interested in
being considered as part of the talent show
or have any questions, please email Sherri at
[email protected]. Acts should be no longer
than 2-3 minutes long and the 4-H’er is
responsible for setting up any additional
props or music for their act. The deadline
for signing up for this is Monday, May 1, 4:30
p.m.
District 3 4-H Teen Council
Thanks to a great group of teens in our
district, the teen council is underway! Their
next meeting is Saturday, May 6 in Carroll
County at 10:00 a.m. ANY teen in
Campbell County is welcome to attend the
meeting!
If you are interested in
applying to be a D3 4-H
Teen Council officer,
there is an application to
complete so email Sherri
at [email protected] and
she will get you the
application and other
information you need.
The deadline for your completed applica-
tion to Sherri is April 14.
Kindred Hearts March Meeting Report
The Kindred Hearts Homeschool Club met on March 3rd from 1pm-3pm at Master Provisions in Florence, KY. At Master Provisions, we sorted through and bagged clothes that were donated, so they can be shipped to different countries around the world and locally in the US. We sorted and bagged enough clothes for 900 people to wear. After we sorted through all the clothes, we got a tour through the building and learned more about what Master Provisions does. Our next meeting will be on April 7th at the Cincinnati Observatory from 10am-
11:15am
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4-H Cloverbuds Club Report
Another fun month for 4-H Cloverbuds creating their own emoji’s and playing games!! We meet the second Wednesday and Thursday of each month from 6pm-7pm (you choose the best day for you). Call 859-572-2600 to register for our upcoming meetings!!
St. Thomas Elementary 4th Grade
During our January 4-H meeting at St. Thomas we focused our lesson on The Lorax and how we can Speak for the Trees! At our meeting the students wrote poems about the Lorax and one po-em was chosen for
our newsletter!
At our February meeting all students did an awesome job learning about
electricity and making pop can lamps!
School Club Reports
Campbell Ridge Elementary School
4th Grade
At our February meeting all students did an awesome job learn-
ing about electricity and making pop can lamps!
5th Grade
The meeting of the Shooting Stars 4-H club was called to order on February 3, 2017 by President Skyler at CRES. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Alle-giance and the 4-H Pledge. Carter and Kaden led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was communications, and we inter-viewed a classmate. Our next meeting is scheduled for Febru-
ary 17, 2017.
Submitted by Kaydence Hoffman, Reporter
The meeting of the Shooting Stars 4-H club was called to order on February 16, 2017 by President Skyler at Campbell Ridge Elementary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Izzabella and Hannah led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was pollution and we did a water pollution activity. Our next
meeting is scheduled for March 16th.
Submitted by: Cater Schnitzler, Reporter
The meeting of the Lucky Charms 4-H club was called to order on 2-3-17 by President Ani at Campbell Ridge. After our month-ly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Tammy and Carson led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was communications, and we learned about how to present speeches. Our next meeting is scheduled for
February 17th.
Submitted by Baily Hull, Reporter.
The meeting of the Lucky Charms 4-H club was called to order on February 16, 2017 by President Ani at Campbell Ridge Ele-mentary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Isa and Aiden led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was water pollu-tion and we learned what effect the water. Our next meeting is
scheduled for March 16th.
Submitted by: Sophia Harmon, Reporter
The meeting of the Happy Campers 4-H club was called to order on February 17, 2017 by President Logan at Campbell Ridge Elementary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Trinity and Donald led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was pollution and we learned that there are many things that can cause pollution that we didn’t know about. Our next meeting is
scheduled for March 17th.
Submitted by: Mattie Schnitzler, Reporter
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The meeting of the Rosenthal’s Emojis 4-H club was called to order on February 17, 2017 by President Micah at Campbell Ridge Elementary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Rocio and Carson led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was pollution and we learned what can cause pollution. Our next
meeting is scheduled for March 17th.
Submitted by: Ava Crowl, Reporter
Lincoln Elementary School
4th Grade
On February 22nd we made pop-can lamps. The meeting of the Lucky Devils 4-H club was called to order on Feb. 21 & 22 by President Addison at LES. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Leana and Camden led the pledges. The topic of our lesson
was pop can lamps and we learned how to make a lamp.
The meeting of the 4-H Devil Pride 4-H club was called to order on February 22 by President Cayden at LES. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Chip and Chase led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was pop can lamps and we learned how to make
pop can lamps.
The meeting of the 4-H Awesome Devils 4-H club was called to order on 2/22/17 by President Lillie at LES. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge. Chris and Blake led the pledges. The topic
of our lesson was pop can lamps, and we learned how to build.
5th Grade
The meeting of the Clayton 4-H club was called to order on March 2, 2017 by President Hargus at Lincoln Elementary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge, Brooke and Alex led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was water pollution and we learned to not litter because everything builds up very quick-
ly. Our next scheduled meeting will be March 22nd.
Submitted by: Zoe Sparks, Reporter
The meeting of the Class 2 4-H club was called to order on March 2, 2017 by President Ryeli at Lincoln Elementary School. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge, Jazzlyn and Olivia led the pledges. The topic of our lesson was water pollution and we learned we live in a water shed. WE learned that even if you put litter in the ground it builds up faster than you would think it
would. Our next scheduled meeting will be March 22nd.
Submitted by: Kristen, Vice President
Crossroads Elementary School
On 2-28-17, Kirst Crew held their monthly 4-H club meeting at Crossroads Elementary. After our club President, Olivia Kissee, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the Ameri-can and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was communica-tions. We learned tips and tricks on speeches. There were 22
members present. Our next meeting is March 28.
Submitted by Skylar Morgan
On 2-28-17, Ms. Leffingwell’s Leopards held their monthly 4-H club meeting at Crossroads. After our club President, Haylee, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the Ameri-can and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was speeches. We learned how to give a good speech. There were 26 members
present. Our next meeting is 3-28-17.
Submitted by Aislin Vickerstaff
On 2-28-17, Kleis Mustaches held their monthly 4-H club meet-ing at Crossroads Elementary. After our club President, Alyssa, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the Ameri-can and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was 4-H Speeches. We practiced our 4-H speeches. There were 22 members pre-
sent. Our next meeting is March 28.
Submitted by Gage Caudill
On 2/28/17, Holbrooks Heroes held their monthly 4-H club meeting at Crossroads Elementary. After our club President, Avery, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the American and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was speech-es. We learned how to give a good speech. There were 26
members present. Our next meeting is March 28.
Submitted by Piper Hinte
Johnson Elementary School - 5th Grade
The meeting of the Huber 4-H club was called to order on Feb-ruary 23, 2017 by President Griffin at Johnson Elementary. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge led by Curtis and Lily. The topic of our lesson was water pollution and we learned about nonpoint source and point source pollution. Our next
meeting is scheduled for March 23rd.
Submitted by: Noah Frommeyer, Reporter
The meeting of the Feldman 4-H club was called to order on February 23, 2017 by Vice President Reed at Johnson Elemen-tary. After our monthly meeting was called to order, we said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge led by Anna McCoy and Matthew M. The topic of our lesson was water pollution and we learned about water sheds and point source pollution and non-point source pollution. We dreswpictures on a river and we had to figure out if it was nonpoint source or point source pollu-
tion. Our next meeting is scheduled for March 23rd.
Submitted by: Megan Moore, Reporter
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St. Joseph Elementary School
On 2/15/17, Mrs. Randle’s 4-H Gang held their monthly 4-H club meeting at St. Joseph. After our club President, Joey, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the American and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was snap circuits. We learned what a circuit is and we built them. There were 19 members
present. Our next meeting is 3/15/17.
Submitted by Kennedy Parks
On 2/15/17, Ms. Enzweiler’s Herd held their monthly 4-H club meeting at St. Joe’s School. After our club President, Sam Lang, called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the American and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was snap cir-cuits. We learned about open circuits, closed circuits and series circuits. There were 19 members present. Our next meeting is
March 15.
Submitted by Ashton Ensinger
Newport Elementary School 5th Grade On 2/16/17, The Phantom Forces 4-H Club held their meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 17 members present. Javon and Bri led us in the pledges. Today, we learned about dimensions of identity. Our next meeting is March 16th. Submitted by Josh, Reporter On 2/16/17, the Lemon Heads 4-H Club held their monthly meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 15 mem-bers present. Lavell and Mackenzie led us in the pledges. We learned about dimension of identity. Our next meeting is March 16th. Submitted by Landen, Reporter On 2/16/17, the 4-H Smarties held their monthly meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 21 members present. Braden and Stephen led us in the pledges. Today, the 4-H Smarties learned about the dimensions of identity. Our next meeting is March 16th, Submitted by Shy’aire, Reporter On 2/16/17, The Golden State Hamsters 4-H Club held their meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 21 mem-bers present, 1 was absent. Aiden L. and Jacqueline led us in the pledges. We had our meeting and we also did the dimen-sions of identity. We learned about each other. Our next meet-ing is March 16th. Submitted by Ariel, Reporter On 2/16/17, the Bingman’s Bearcats 4-H Club held their meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 17 member pre-sent. Aaron and Brook led us in the pledges. We did dimen-
sions of identity and cultural dimension. Our next meeting is March 16th. Submitted by Jake P., Reporter On 12/16/17, the Wackos 4-H Club held their monthly meeting at Newport Intermediate School. There were 17 members pre-sent. Madison and Tavean led us in the pledges. We are writing about ourselves and about our lives. Our next meeting is March 16th. Submitted by Kanye, Reporter.
Silver Grove Elementary School
On 2/15/17, Ms. Varney’s 4th grade Bengals held their monthly 4-H club meeting at Silver Grove. After our club President, Zach, called the meeting to order, we said the pledges to the Ameircan and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was the water cycle. We learned how water drops travel. There were 14 mem-
bers present. Our next meeting is March 15.
Submitted by Da’onte
On 2-15-17, Ms. Varney’s 5th grade held their monthly 4-H club meeting at Silver Grove. After our club President, Brayden V., called the meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the American and 4-H Flags. The topic of our lesson was water cycles. We learned that if we were a rain drop we would travel to different places. There were 10 members present. Our next meeting is
March 15.
Submitted by Kailiae Eversole
St. Philip Elementary School
A meeting of the St. Philip 4-H Club was held on 3-2-17. The meeting was called to order by nadia, the president. Pledges were led by Frankie. The minutes were read and approved. There were 9 members present. The following program was given by Mr. Prim and Mrs. Shields. We made dessert crepes. They were fun to make and tasted great! Our next meeting will
be held on 5-4-17.
Submitted by Paige, Reporter
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Owen Prim
Sherri Farley
Moriah Conrad
Campbell County Extension Agents for 4-H
Youth Development
Claire Linepensel
Katrina Harney
Kellsey Agnew
Campbell County Extension Assistants for 4-H
Youth Development
How to Become a 4-H Volunteer When you volunteer to become a 4-H leader, you reap so many rewards, not only for yourself, but also for 4-H members, and
your community.
With the wide variety of programs offered through 4-H, you can get involved in an activity or club that interests you and develop
your skills while you enrich the lives of the youth you work with.
Why should I consider becoming a leader?
You are needed to help youth become better citizens
You will learn a great deal about young people, leadership,
and yourself
You will enjoy serving and making friends with young
people through 4-H
You can share your skills, talents, and hobbies with young
people
What kinds of leaders are there?
Organizational Leaders are key to organizing and directing
the 4-H group or club
Project Leaders teach 4-H’ers in specific project areas
Activity Leaders guide the 4-H member with demonstra-
tions, exhibiting, recreation, etc.
Teen Leaders assist the leaders by helping the younger
4-H’ers with projects, activities, etc.
How much time must I commit?
You will work with the Cooperative Extension professional in your county to determine the amount of time you will need to
successfully deliver the program you choose.
Testimonial:
“Without 4-H, I would not have the experience, skills, or evidence of achievement that makes me competitive in the job market and adept at my job. I am consistently amazed at the frequency with which it resurges in my current urban life. I cannot speak more highly of any other activity as I can with my involvement with 4-H, and I adamantly encourage all parents to
allow their children the opportunity to participate.”
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