Clover Call Podcast
This audio program explores the people and programs that make Indiana 4-H Youth Development such an important part of our communities.
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What do you think it means to be a good citizen? This 7-part program, designed to be facilitated as a SPARK club for 3rd-6th grade youth, explores the last line of our 4-H pledge, "…my club, my community, my country, and my world." Youth interview elected officials and community helpers, learn about Hoosier history, investigate founding documents and important symbols, and travel the world (without leaving their homes)!
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The Indiana 4-H Youth Development Civic Engagement Team is pleased to provide the following resources to 4-H volunteers, members, and staff in support of their efforts to provide education to members in the Civic Engagement mission area. These resources can be used in 4-H Club meetings, during 4-H workshops, at county, regional, and state events, and on a personal level.
More activities and resources will be added to this page as they become available!
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