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Additional tips for a successful 4-H club, July 8, 2021
Why is taking attendance an important best practice for 4-H clubs?, July 8, 2021
A simple smile might impact a person’s day, but a note could impact their life, July 6, 2021
Use this tool for voting at your meetings when a motion is not in order, April 23, 2021
Tips for meeting virtually with your 4-H club, December 3, 2020
How can we have a virtual Michigan 4-H club meeting when the bylaws say you cannot?, March 31, 2020
Icebreakers for online meetings, March 31, 2020
Host a virtual Michigan 4-H meeting, March 30, 2020
Speed meeting icebreaker for clubs or groups, December 13, 2019
Using rotating flip charts as a facilitative tool, October 16, 2019
Helpful steps to take for successful service learning projects, October 8, 2019
Fun teambuilding for 4-H advisory groups, August 6, 2019
How to survive a zombie apocalypse: The debrief, July 9, 2019
What leadership styles will help you survive a zombie apocalypse?, July 9, 2019
4-H cloverbuds and service project involving veterans, July 2, 2019
What can a 4-H member learn from past record books?, June 28, 2019
Tips for keeping record books painless, June 28, 2019
Why do we have to keep those dreaded record books?, June 28, 2019
Bus trip activities: What groups can do as the wheels on the bus go “round and round”, May 31, 2019
How to perfect the sticky wall facilitation tool, May 30, 2019
Strong leaders understand and show empathy, May 14, 2019
Using programs like Zoom or Skype for 4-H advisory groups, March 7, 2019
Sample by-laws for 4-H advisory groups – Part 2, February 28, 2019
Sample by-laws for 4-H advisory groups – Part 3, February 28, 2019
Sample by-laws for 4-H advisory groups – Part 1, February 27, 2019
Strong partnerships can make a successful fair, February 27, 2019
Placing youth in leadership roles on boards and committees, December 14, 2018
Parliamentary procedure: Frequently asked questions, December 13, 2018
How to change an already established community service project into service learning, December 11, 2018
What is the difference between community service and service learning?, December 7, 2018
Holding a 4-H officer election can be anxiety-free, December 3, 2018
Face the challenges with your head, hands, health and heart, November 30, 2018
How to perfect the facilitation tool, “sticky dot voting”, November 30, 2018
Why are fairs so important to 4-H?, November 28, 2018
Citizenship Washington Focus: Leadership, citizenship, U.S. history and more!, October 23, 2018
4-H teen leader Grace Schmidt will lead us today and tomorrow, May 1, 2018
Newly revised teen leadership document is here!, January 5, 2018
Communication maze: Take two, December 8, 2017
Creating a strong purpose creates a strong committee or club, November 29, 2017
4-H club bylaws: A great tool to keep your club on track, November 14, 2017
Communication maze: Take one, August 24, 2017
Opening the door to communication through group juggling, May 30, 2017
Meeting with your legislator: 10 tips to help you prepare for your meeting, May 25, 2017
Become a 4-H teen facilitator and take over Capitol Experience, September 29, 2016
Learning leadership through a game of cards, August 30, 2016
10 civic engagement opportunities in Washington, D.C., July 5, 2016
10 civic engagement opportunities for youth during summer, July 5, 2016
What makes a good leader? Part 1, December 22, 2015
What makes a good leader? Part 2, December 22, 2015
How to involve youth on a board or committee, November 30, 2015
Facilitator’s quick reference guide, November 30, 2015
Voting techniques not recommended for 4-H use, October 20, 2015
Kick off your committee’s success by starting with the membership, October 8, 2015
Following parliamentary procedure guidelines for ballot voting, September 24, 2015
Building strong citizens through sportsmanship, August 26, 2015
Don’t let difficult personalities derail your meetings, August 21, 2015
Demonstrating the impact of good versus poor facilitation, August 19, 2015
Is 4-H raising animals or raising leaders?, August 19, 2015
Horse terms for the beginner horse enthusiast: Part 3, December 25, 2013
Horse terms for the beginner horse enthusiast: Part 2, December 22, 2013
Horse terms for the beginner horse enthusiast: Part 1, December 20, 2013
Tricks and tips to keep dog training fun and interesting for both the handler and the dog – Part 1, March 12, 2013
Teaching Reasons – How to help youth to memorize reasons and visualize the animals: Part 2, December 31, 2012
Teaching reasons – How to start teaching reasons with youth: Part 1, December 31, 2012
Dog training: Sample rules leaders can use during training classes, October 25, 2012
Dog training: How to structure a beginners’ obedience class, October 25, 2012
Dog training: Equip yourself for success, October 25, 2012
Dog drill teams: How to successfully start one, September 21, 2012
Electric collars: A shocking choice for 4-H dog training, September 19, 2012

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