4-H HealthPlan of Work
Letcher County CES
Title:
4-H Health
MAP:
4-H Health
Agents Involved:
Crystal Smith, Nanette Banks, Lee Adams (Assistant)
MAJOR PROGRAM 1:
4-H Leadership Core Curriculum
MAJOR PROGRAM 2:
4-H Leadership Core Curriculum
MAJOR PROGRAM 3:
LEAP
Situation:
Healthy living is 4-H Health. Moderate physical activity can reduce the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, colon cancer, stress and high blood pressure. Early substance use in childhood/adolescence affects later drug use.
Long-Term Outcomes:
Increased number of youth maintaining positive health habits. Youth will develop into competent, capable, contributing adults as important developmental assets are met through their participation in 4-H Health programs.
Intermediate Outcomes:
Increased adoption and mastery of healthy behaviors that lead to a healthy lifestyle that include making healthy lifestyle choices, not engaging in risky behavior and handling stress.
Initial Outcomes:
Youth will identify healthy lifestyle choices.
Evaluation:
Initial Outcome: Youth will learn the basics of good hygiene, health, physical activity, healthy cooking, and lifestyles.
Indicator: 4-H Health Curriculum
Method: Evaluations
Timeline: 2019 - 2020
Intermediate Outcome: Youth will learn the basics of good hygiene, health, physical activity, healthy cooking, and lifestyles.
Indicator: 4-H Health Curriculum
Method: Evaluations and progress
Timeline: 2019- 2020
Long-term Outcome: Youth will learn the basics of good hygiene, health, physical activity, healthy cooking, and lifestyles.
Indicator: 4-H Health Curriculum
Method: Evaluations and overall progress
Timeline: 2019 - 2020
Learning Opportunities:
Audience: Pre-K-12
Project or Activity: Healthy Living Healthy Eating, Get Moving KY., Bicycling, Code Name: Home Alone, LEAP.
Content or Curriculum: Healthy Living Healthy Eating, Get Moving KY., Bicycling, Code Name: Home Alone, LEAP.
Inputs: Agents, assistants, 21st Century, volunteers, local collaborators, and community centers.
Date: 2019 - 2020
Success Stories
Programs in difficult times
Author: Crystal Smith
Major Program: 4-H Youth Development Programming
As programming through the 21st century is more advanced in technology it can be useful in the times that we are facing it can also be difficult for those that do not have all of the equipment that they need. Each of the youth that are involved in our programs are all faced with challenges through daily tasks. Having to deal with a new world and a new way of learning can be challenging so in lite in the current new normal for our schools and youth we partnered to have weekly packets available fo
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