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4-H Presentations
Providing youth leadership opportunities through public speaking

4-H clubs and programs provide important public speaking opportunities for participating youth in grades K-12.

Youth build their speaking skills by doing demonstrations or presentations in their clubs, at county meetings, and at fair. 4-H club members are also encouraged to create educational and 4-H promotional posters for fair.

Below are some shining examples of 4-H educational posters.

Robin Van Dyke
created a poster about the negative impact of de- clawing. Several things make this a blue ribbon poster:

Clear focus
Large lettering
Nice graphic
Colorful border
Correct poster size

Chelsea Benner created this wonderful poster for the Jefferson County Fair. It also displays the following blue ribbon features:

1. Clear focus
2. Large lettering
3. Nice graphic
4. Colorful border
5. Correct poster size

Patricia Lamas created this gorgeous 4-H promotional poster and it is a real work of art.

For youth who wish to strive to this artistic level - GREAT!

However, you can still earn a blue ribbon for your poster if you follow the tips printed above.

Thinkers and Tinkers mechanical science club created this informative display for fair. This is where detail can come into play and you can write narratives about 4-H club projects, events, fundraising, etc.

Another blue ribbon poster by
Robin Van Dyke!

Jefferson County 4-H
provides free activities, events, and clubs for youth ages K-12 throughout the county. Areas of focus include animals, technology, home arts, alternative sports, challenge activities, and leadership.

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