life skills for 4-H Projects Heart

Life Skills for 4-H project Heart 4H1678

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Description of product:  A durable 3x5 pocket-sized version of the 4-H Hands Life Skills Sheets that can be easily transported and used anywhere. 4-H leaders and other volunteers working with youth can use this resource with club members to help connect life skills learned through hands-on 4-H projects to real-life experiences. These pocket cards are designed to travel with you and help youth understand how they are developing life skills related to the hands area of the Targeting Life Skills Model: giving and working. A companion piece, the 4-H Hands Life Skills Sheets, are available as a free download on the Michigan State University Extension website.

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