4-H Animal Science Anywhere

February 23, 2015

''The Animal Science Anywhere lesson series is designed to help leaders engage 4-H youth at club meetings or events in learning more about the science and life skills involved in animal and veterinary science projects. Youth may work in teams or individually to accomplish the lesson objectives. Lessons are flexible, providing adaptations for various locations, ages and audiences.

4-H Animal Science Anywhere Activities includes the following supply list for each lesson plan:

4-H Animal Science Anywhere Activities include the following lesson plans:

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