Countywide Project & Education Kits

Countywide Project Workshops & Kits to Go! are a great way for 4-H Members to learn projects that might not be offered in their selected 4-H Club. Countywide Projects and Kits to Go! are funded by the endowment gift provided by the Washtenaw County 4-H Program. 

Educational Kits to Go! & Countywide Project Resources & Instructional Videos: 

In our new office space, we will be offering county wide Club and leader resources and Educational kits.  Items include Animal Science Learning Labs, Science Labs, Lego Robotic Kits, etc.  As soon as the office is moved in we will update you on available resources and how to check them out.

For questions contact the Washtenaw County MSU Extension Office at 734-997-1678

Curriculum

  • 4-H_Curriculum_List.pdf

  • 4-H leaders or members may check out and use activities from the many curriculum books found in the Extension office. Please note that there are many resources available at the office beyond what is listed; you are welcome to stop in and browse what we have and check them out as well!

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