Resources for Club Leaders
2018 King and Queen Nomination Form
Investing in the future of Kansas 4-H:
A guide to the 4-H Program Fee
Annual Financial Record Keeping
Ages and Stages of 4-H Youth Development
2019 Salute to Excellence Volunteer Award Application
Obtaining a Club Seal
An often overlooked goal of 4-H is to teach members how to work together through an organized process. As in all efforts, recognition reinforces the value of achievement and encourages greater achievements in the future. The club seals goal is to expose 4-H'ers to more opportunities in 4-H.
Officer Information
4-H clubs are unique in that the youth take charge of the meetings, with adult support, as elected officers and leaders.
So You are the President of Your Club
President Script for 4-H Meetings
Description: Training for presidents of 4-H clubs; running a business meeting, improving interaction among group members, programming, recreation.
So You are the Vice-President of Your Club
Description: Training for vice-presidents of 4-H clubs. The vice-president serves as chair of the program committee introduces the program participants and thanks to the people who present the program.
A Guide to Parliamentary Practice
Description: Publication provides examples of proper meeting procedures; asking questions, making motions, elections, adjournment, etc.
The Meeting will Come to Order
Description: Used properly, parliamentary procedure is one of the most effective means by which individuals can take orderly action as a group.
Secretary
Description: Describes the duties of the 4-H club secretary, with worksheets for roll call, minutes of meetings, etc.
Treasurer
Description: As treasurer of your 4-H group, you have been entrusted with responsibilities regarding money earned and expended by members. Handbook
will help you learn and prepare monthly and annual reports.
Reporter
Description: As a 4-H reporter, your job is to: Be a little nosey, know what is going on in your club, and tell your town about the good stuff. You only report interesting things 4-H'ers are doing.
So You are the Recreation Leader of Your Club
Description: Fun is the first priority of club recreation. This describes duties, suggests ideas, equipment, activity plans, and discusses sportsmanship.
Blue Ribbon Games and Activities
So You are the Song Leader of Your Club
Description: Outlines duties of a song leader of a group.
So You are Historian of Your Club
Description: Keep a record of the group's accomplishments & activities for the year. Collect items such as pictures & news clippings about group & its members. Organize a scrapbook for the year.
