HMR school age site shows 4-H pride by hanging a poster with pictures of clubs and attendance.

Helemano School Age program has 3 active 4-H clubs this year, including Cloverbuds, Treasures of 4-H and a Science Club. Cloverbuds pictured here participated in "Family Flower Power" from the 4-H curriculum in December. 4-Hers were asked to put a petal on the flower for each of their family members and then explain to the group who everyone was. Many young people are away from their extended families, so this activity was timely for the holidays and helped the Kinders see other families as important.

Cloverbuds

4-H Leader Charlene holds the project while a 4-Her explains who the members of his family are to the Cloverbuds.	The Cloverbuds pose for a picture during "Family Flower Power" activity.

The Cloverbuds are learning the 4-H Pledge and all about butter. The 4-H'ers now appreciate how it's made.

4-H'ers at Helemano are “Exploring the Treasures of 4-H”. Youngsters learn about some of the different curriculum within 4-H like: Science and Technology, Communication and Expressive Arts, Plants and Animals as well as Citizenship and Civic Education.

The Treasures also put together a Monthly Newsletter for Helemano School-Age Program. Take a look at what’s been happening.

Members of the Science club share their knowledge and skills by providing hands-on learning experiences for younger 4-H members at the Cloverbud Spring Fling.

Members of the Helemano 4-H Science club pose for a group photo at the Urban Garden Center.

For more information about Military 4-H opportunities contact: military4-H@ctahr.hawaii.edu

For more information about 4-H Clubs at Helemano SAS contact Barbara Potter at barbara.a.potter@us.army.mil or (808)-653-0714