WHO: WHERE: WHEN: COST: 4-H Members, Cloverbuds, Leaders and Parents Manawa HIGH School Saturday, March 8, 2014 $6.00 per person, includes session 1 & 2 workshop fees and snack $9.00 if choosing to participate in an early bird class Registrations due February 19, registration form on separate page (The remaining Super Saturday cost is supported by the 4-H Leaders’ Association) Waupaca County 4-H Super Saturday is the largest project training held during the 4-H year and is an excellent example of youth and adults working together in the 4-H spirit. Three objectives for Super Saturday are for members, leaders, and parents to increase project knowledge or learn about an unknown area, for participants to share what they learn with their club or other project members, and for youth and adults to work in partnership. 8:15 a.m. – Registration for Early Bird Participants 8:30 – 9:15 – Registration & Early Bird Class 9:15 – 9:25 – Orientation and official opening 9:25 – 10:35 - Session I 10:35-11:05 – Snack 11:05 – 12:15 - Session II Plan to participate in the 4-H Food and Hygiene Drive while attending Super Saturday. Donations will be collected and distributed by the youth ambassadors to as many community food pantries as possible around the county. Needed items include: canned meats, peanut butter, crackers, tuna, soup, Kleenex, shampoo, soap, and more. Continued in 2014, the 4-H Activity Committee is offering an “Early Bird Class” as an optional class at the beginning of Super Saturday. All youth and adults registering for Super Saturday are to sign up for sessions 1 and 2 ($6.00). The Early Bird (EB) class is an extra $3.00. Early Bird and Session 1 (If you register for AA or BB you will be in that class for 2 sessions You can also register for a session 2 choice (11:05 – 12:15 and your Super Sat. registration cost would be $9.00 total) AA. BB. Youth Protection/Leader Orientation – If you are a new leader and need to complete the leader orientation, here is your chance. This class is open to any new volunteers. The class will cover information about 4-H, leadership, and child protection items. The required background check is $7.00 and your Super Saturday registration will go towards this. Class minimum of 5, no maximum. Instructor: Connie Abert Spinning – Learn how to use a drop spindle to make your own yarn out of wool. Open to grade 3 and above. Class limited to 5. Instructor: Ryan Danke Early Bird (optional & additional $3.00)(8:30 – 9:15 a.m.) 1EB. Button Flowers – Be creative and recycle buttons into pins, bracelets or other home decorations. Sewing skills are not required. Class size limit of 20. Open to any age. Instructor: Marilyn Herman 2EB. International Travel Opportunities Through 4-H – Learn more about the trips available, tips to complete the required paperwork, and see photos from a trip to Tanzania. Instructor: Mikayla Wehrle 3EB. Tie Dye T-shirts – Bring your own white t-shirt, 100% cotton, prewashed. Wear old clothes. Class open to any age and a maximum of 15. Instructors: Carmen & Bernice Abel 4EB. Duct Tape Creations – Have fun with a variety of duct tape projects. Open to any age. Class limit of 12. Instructors: Ashley and Alison Acker 5EB. 4-HOline for Club Managers – If you are a club manager and would like to learn more about the 4-HOnline system, plan to participate in this session. Instructor: Penny Tank 6EB. Glass Etching – Create your own design or use stencils to make a design on a plate, mirror, or other glass object. Bring your own glass if you want (a flat surface is easier to etch, a round surface is harder). Class open to any age, parents are encouraged to stay with younger members. Class may be limited. Instructors: Kari Riley & Terri Hamm 7EB. Survival Bracelets – Open to age 9 and above, younger members can participate with an adult. Class minimum of 3 and maximum of 10. Instructor: Tessa Lybert 8EB. Electricity – Learn about electricity tools/equipment and make a simple test light. Open to grades 4 and above. Class limited to 6. Instructor: David Bork 9EB. Simple Snack Ideas – Practice making some simple snack/dessert items. Open to any age. Class size may be limited. Instructors: Jim and Gloria Zemple 10EB. Basic Small Animal Health, First Aid, and What to do Before Help Arrives – Basic animal health involving immunizations and medication administration; how to save an animal’s life by safe restraint, techniques to control bleeding, and how to bandage. Class size may be limited. Open to grade 2 and above. Instructor: Colleen Rae Session 1 (9:25 – 10:35) 1A. 1B. 1C. 1D. 1E. 1F. 1G. 1H. 1I. 1J. 1K. 1L. 1M. Shoebox Lid Wall Art – (repeated in session 2) Open to any age; we will be making a (mock canvas) picture using a shoebox lid, scrapbook paper, mod podge and paint. Class size limited to 10. Instructor: Julia Olsen Fly Tieing – (repeated in session 2) Learn how to tie fishing flies. Make a simple fly to take home. Class is open to age 8 & above, limited to 5 in each session. Instructor: Mikayla Wehrle and Houston Schroeder Rabbits – Open to any age. Learn how to choose a good market rabbit and nutrition for a market rabbit. This class will count as an educational point for Small Market Animal. Instructors: Donna and Julia Danke Mosaics – Learn about a variety of items you can use to make mosaics and create one to take home. Open to all ages, parents are asked to stay with younger members. Class limit of 12. Instructor: Deb Schneider. Wildlife Connection to 4-H – (repeated in session 2) Those animals in your “Backyard or Back 40” are amazing. Learn about wildlife in Wisconsin with hands-on activities that you can use in everyday outdoor activities. You’ll learn about wildlife and their habitat, identify their tracks (make them), what they eat, where they live, and how you can improve their habitat. Also, identify animal sounds, try out binoculars, a GPS, and a compass. All ages are invited to come and learn about WHEP and its wildlife art component. Class minimum of 5 and maximum of 50. Instructors: Norb & Barb Yogerst Finger Knitting – Have fun learning to knit on your fingers. You can make a cute scarf in an hour with no prior knitting experience. Open to any age; parents asked to stay with younger members. Class limit of 8. Instructor: Alison Acker Iris Folding – (repeated in session 2) Create a card using the Holland art of Iris Folding. Open to grades 3 and up, maximum of 8 participants. Instructor: Amber Curtis Horse Hair Bracelets – Make a horse hair bracelet and keep your horse with you forever! Open to grades 2 and above. If you can, bring about 13 inches and about ½ inch thick of your horses hair. Class maximum of 20. Instructors: Carley Piper and Andrea Wentworth Painting – Learn the basics of oil painting. We will be painting on ornaments along with going over techniques, brushes, and craft ideas. You will have the chance to work on painting your own ornament and have a fair project done already! Open to ages 10 and up, class limit of 10. Instructor: Amy Manske Woodworking – Build a step stool. Bring a hammer and Philips screwdriver (labeled). Open to all grade levels, parents are asked to stay with younger members. Class size limit of 15. Instructors: David Bork and Zach Nelson Aerospace – Learn about a variety of rockets; from what kits you can buy to assembling different types of rockets. Make your own rocket from a kit. Open to grades 3 and above, class size may be limited. Instructor: Jarren Vanman Recycled T-shirt Handbag – Bring an old t-shirt size medium or larger and make your own handbag. Class minimum of 3 and maximum of 15. Open to age 10 and older; younger members can participate with an adult. Instructor: Tessa Lybert Bracelets – Make various kinds of homemade bracelets. Open to grade 4 and up, class limit of 10 participants. Instructors: Maggie Elliott and Morgan Russell Session 2 (11:05 – 12:15) 2A. Wildlife Connection to 4-H – (repeat of session 1) Those animals in your “Backyard or Back 40” are amazing. Learn about wildlife in Wisconsin with hands-on activities that you can use in everyday outdoor activities. You’ll learn about wildlife and their habitat, identify their tracks (make them), what they eat, where they live, and how you can improve their habitat. Also, identify animal sounds, try out binoculars, a GPS, and a compass. All ages are invited to come and learn about WHEP and its wildlife art component. Class minimum of 5 and maximum of 50. Instructors: Norb & Barb Yogerst 2B. 2C. 2D. 2E. 2F. 2G. 2H. 2I. 2J. 2K. 2L. 2M. 2N. Woodworking – Make a toolbox. Bring a hammer (labeled). Open to all grade levels, parents are encouraged to stay with younger members. Class size limit of 15. Instructors: David Bork and Zach Nelson Look Inside the Meat Animal Hide – Participants will get hands on experience examining a variety of fresh internal organs of several types of livestock. A preserved 4 chambered ruminant stomach will be explored. Open to grades 3 and above. Parents are welcome to attend with their child. Class size may be limited. This class will count as an educational point for Large Market Animal. Instructor: Ellen C Hooker, DVM Jewelry Making – Make a necklace using metal components, beads, and a pendant. Open to ages 12 and above. Class size limited to 10. Instructor: Michelle McAuly Fly Tieing – (repeat of session 1) Learn how to tie fishing flies. Make a simple fly to take home. Class is open to age 8 & above, limited to 5 in each session. Instructor: Mikayla Wehrle Arm Knitting – Learn to knit using your arms and make an infinity scarf to match your favorite outfit. Open to grades 4 and above. Class limit of 8. Instructor: Ashley Acker Iris Folding – (repeat of session 1) Create a card using the Holland art of Iris Folding. Open to grades 3 and up, maximum of 8 participants. Instructor: Amber Curtis Traditional Frosting Cake Decorating –Learn the basics of cake decorating. If you already have supplies, bring them along and be sure to label them. Open to grades 4 and above, class limited to 15 people. Instructor: Amy Manske Shoebox Lid Wall Art – (repeat of session 1) Open to any age; we will be making a (mock canvas) picture using a shoebox lid, scrapbook paper, mod podge and paint. Class size limited to 10. Instructor: Julia Olsen Volunteer E-Forum – The E-Forum about Technology Use in 4-H will be aired during this session. Learn tips about internet safety, social media, and more. Each 4-H club is required to have at least one volunteer leader participate in an E-Forum. Facilitators: Connie Abert and/or Penny Tank Make your own hair bows – Open to all ages; younger members should have an adult stay with them. Class size limit of 8. Instructors: Megan & Karen Zarling Electro Connections – Introduction to electro connections with wire nuts, soldering, and more. Class open to grades 4 and above, limit of 10. Instructor: Russ Oberstadt Younger Member Cooking – You will be making simple munchies to eat. Good class for grades K-3. Class size may be limited. Instructors: Carmen Abel Goats – Would you like to learn more about the goat project? Plan to participate in this beginner session. Talk about breeds, diseases, showmanship, and more. Open to any age, no class maximum. This class will count as an educational point for Small Market Animal. Instructors: Donna and Julia Danke If special accommodations are necessary for your attendance at this event, please contact Penny Tank at the UW-Extension Office to make arrangements – 715-258-6230. University of Wisconsin, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin counties cooperating. UW-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming including Title IX and ADA. WAUPACA COUNTY UW-EXTENSION 811 HARDING STREET WAUPACA, WI 54981 (715) 258-6230 PHONE (715) 258-6232 FAX NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID WAUPACA, WI 54981 PERMIT NO. 3 University of Wisconsin, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin counties cooperating. UW-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming including Title IX and ADA. To ensure equal access, please make requests for reasonable accommodations as soon as possible prior to the scheduled program, service or activity. SUPER SATURDAY REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 19, 2014 Please fill out this registration form completely. Registrations accepted on a first come first serve basis. Classes may be canceled due to low enrollment. REGISTRATION FORM (Members, parents, and leaders wishing to participate in Super Saturday please register below.) REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 19, 2014 (For preparation purposes, late registrations may be accepted if there is space available. No registrations accepted the day of the event.) Name: _______________________________________________ Address (street, city, zip for mailing a confirmation postcard): ________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________ Club: ________________________________________ Please list any allergies of those attending (food, animals, etc.) _______________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ $6.00 per person to participate in sessions 1 & 2 - ($9.00 if choosing to participate in an early bird class also) Make check payable to Waupaca County 4-H Leaders’ Association Mail check and registration to Tresa Lemmers, E6325 Railroad Grade Road, Weyauwega, WI 54983 Indicate your top 3 choices in session 1 & 2; you will only be attending 1 class per session. A postcard will be mailed prior to Super Saturday to confirm your classes. Session 1 (AA, BB, 1A-1M) Session 2 (2A-2N) Name (first & last name) Grade Choice #1 Choice #2 Choice #3 Choice #1 Choice #2 Choice #3 ____________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________ _______ ______ ______ ____________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________ _______ ______ ______ ____________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________ _______ ______ ______ OPTIONAL Indicate your top 3 choices for an early bird class (EB) if you choose to participate (additional $3.00 per person). Early Bird (AA, BB, 1EB - 10EB) Name (first & last name) Grade Choice #1 Choice #2 Choice #3 ___________________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________ ___________________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________ ___________________________________ ____ _______ ________ ________