In 4-H, you get to decide what topics and projects interest you most. You make 4-H what you want it to be. Work on many projects or focus on one or two. Choose what events sound fun to you, and do them. In 4-H, you have an important role in making your community a better place to live, but you don’t have to do it alone. As a club, you’ll figure out what’s needed most in your neighborhood and find ways to help.
In 4-H, you’re part of a family working together. At club meetings, you’ll learn how to get along with others as you build your skills and help your community. In 4-H, you’ll meet adults who care about you and want to help you succeed. 4-H matches you with mentors who will coach you in areas like problem solving, communicating, and teamwork. 4-H introduces you to potential careers and then gives you the training to get the career you want.
Find a club near you in Marshall-Putnam Counties.
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Summer Sizzle Shoot 2023:
Archery Packet - Information and Enrollment Forms
Air - 22 Packet - Information and Enrollment Forms
Shotgun Packet - Information and Enrollment Forms
Marshall-Putnam Shooting Sports Information:
Shooting Sports Calendar 2022-2023
Shooting Sports Enrollment Form
Upcoming Programs:
- June 5, 2023 9 AM - 11 AM - Stoner Park, Henry
- June 7, 2023 9 AM - 11 AM - Johnson's Grove, Lacon
- June 12, 2023 9 AM - 11 AM - City Park, Wenona
- June 14, 2023 9 AM - 11 AM - Veteran's Park, Granville
Summer Programs for Youth -We will offer programs in Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall & Putnam Counties this summer, free of charge, and full of fun! Registration is encouraged, but not required unless otherwise noted. Please contact Beth Dellatori at beth5@illinois.edu or the facility hosting the program to register. The four one hour programs being offered are:
- DIY Birdfeeder - This session will teach youth how to build their own birdfeeder out of popsicle sticks, glue, and string. Bird seed is included!
- Binary Jewelry - During this session youth will learn about binary code that is used in computer programming. They will learn to write their name and use beads to make a necklace or bracelet in binary code.
- Seed Bombs - During this session youth will learn about the importance of wildflowers and pollinators and then make their own seed bombs to grow beautiful, native wildflowers.
- Blow and Bubble Painting - During this time, youth will paint unique art projects with bubbles and straws.
