Success Story4-H Goes Virtual in Menifee County
4-H Goes Virtual in Menifee County
Author: Mary McCarty
Planning Unit: Menifee County CES
Major Program: Science, Engineering, and Technology
Plan of Work: Science Education
Outcome: Initial Outcome
Covid 19 restrictions in the state of Kentucky led the ANR/4-H Agent developed a virtual 4-H program. Lessons were centered around STEM, Agriculture, and Natural Resources core areas. Programs were advertised on social media and parents enrolled there 4-H via a Qualtrics Survey. Supplies for each program was placed on the porch to be picked up before the meeting date. 4-Hers logged on to Zoom and members present worked through the activities together. 18 4-Hers have signed up and picked up supplies to participate in the activities.
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