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2009 Southern Region 4-H Volunteer Forum Registration
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Don’t delay, register now for this great leadership opportunity! Don’t underestimate the power you have to influence youth from across Louisiana. Join together with other leaders from the south eastern United States during October 2009 to network, build camaraderie, and reunite with other volunteers and staff across the nation.

Florida 4-H Clip Art Gallery
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Florida 4-H has made available a graphic gallery for Extension faculty, staff and volunteers to download. They have a nice assortment of graphics that you may find helpful.
LSU AgCenter 4-H to Sponsor Character Education Awards
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The LSU AgCenter 4-H Character Development Program is the official Louisiana sponsor for the CEP State Schools of Character program.

Cyberbullying Prevention Materials
The Character Education Partnership along with Cyber Smart are providing tools and materials for educators to begin teaching about cyberbullying to youth.
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Adult and Parent Involvement
Why is parental involvement important? The Louisiana 4-H Executive Board has formed a committee for Parent Involvement. They believe it is extremely important for the success of the program. Here are what some of the Executive Board members have to say about this issue:
2009 Louisiana 4-H Volunteer Leaders Association Annual Conference was a Big Success! [Image: 2009 Louisiana 4-H Volunteer Leaders Association Annual Conference]
Information on 2009 Louisiana 4-H Volunteer Leaders Association Annual Conference.
Nutrition Concentration Game [Image: Nutrition Education]
This is great for club meetings or it can be used as an activity during a cookery contest. Youth will have fun with this matching game while learning about nutrition.
Awesome After-School and Day Camp Kits
The 4-H Awesome After School Kits offer flexibility in programming for 4-H agents and volunteers by providing the curriculum, lesson plans and a shopping guide to build four kits that center on a particular 4-H project category, allowing students to explore project areas and 4-H activities related to that topic.
Volunteer Leader Association hosts 2008 Southern Region Volunteer Forum [Image: Louisiana Delegation to Rock Eagle]
This year, 12 committees, comprised of over 40 individuals helped plan and implement a wonderful volunteer forum that took place at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton, Georgia. Louisiana was the host state and the theme was “4-H - A Taste for All.”
4-H Military Partnerships [Image: 4-H Military Partnerships Curriculum Website]
Great resources available online!!! One of the benefits of the 4-H Military Partnerships is the joint development of high-quality curriculum materials in a wide variety of program areas. These are valuable resources for youth programs and professional development for 4-H and military staff.
Do I Have What It Takes To Be Your Babysitter? [Image: Babysitting Curriculum]
The 4-H/Army Child and Youth Services Teen Babysitter Curriculum "I have what it takes to be your Teen Babysitter" is comprised of a Facilitator Guide, A Student Guide with supplementing CD Rom, a set of Student Worksheets and an Information Card designed for qualified 4-H and military Child & Youth program staff to train teens, aged 13-18 in Babysitting Skills.
3-2-1 Action! Videography Handbook [Image: 3-2-1 Action! Handbook]
The overall objective of this workshop is to give participants an overall understanding of videography by learning the skills and techniques necessary to create great movies.
Boomerang Program [Image: Boomerang Program]
BOOMERANG is a 15-session youth development program, geared to youth in individualized curricula for grade 4-5, grade 6 and grade 7-8.
African-American Inventors Curriculum [Image: African American Inventors Curriculum]
The African American Inventors Curriculum was designed by a team of educators from The Ohio State University Extension Service, to encourage 4th through 8th grade youth: to develop creative and critical thinking skills; to encourage young people to view themselves as inventors and problem-solvers; to increase youth's awareness of African- American history and cultural awareness; to comprehend and apply scientific principles in everyday life.