4-H Projects

Arizona 4-H projects allow a young person to take their interests and turn them into mastery while developing foundational skills for future success. The Great Eight Pathways of 4-H Participation are comprised of the four pillars: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM); Agriculture; Civic Engagement, and Healthy Living. In addition youth in 4-H should have additional experiences of Camping, Community Service, Leadership, and Cultural Understanding. Youth ages 5-7 explore opportunities in 4-H through Cloverbuds clubs. 4-H members of all ages can work on multiple different projects and can work with club leaders and staff to turn their sparks into mastery.  

A project requires research-based curriculum, a caring authorized 4-H adult volunteer who will lead the project, and a youth who would like to participate. If you see something you are interested in participating ask your local 4-H leader or county 4-H agent! And, if you have a spark that you want to share or explore that is not specifically listed you can plan your own project through the Self-Determined Project.