1. hobbies and interests
2. needlework

Leadermete 2015 April 9th, 10th, 11th Thursday, April 09, 2015 11:30am‐1:00pm 12:30pm‐1:00pm 1:00pm‐2:00pm 2:15pm‐3:15pm 3:30pm‐4:30pm 5:00pm 5:00pm‐9:00pm Registration General Meeting Workshop #1 Workshop #2 Workshop #3 County Night Out State Horse Council Meeting Friday, April 10, 2015 9:00am‐10:00am Workshop #4 10:00am‐2:00pm Share Fair 10:15am‐11:15am Workshop #5 11:30am‐1:00pm Lunch Provided 1:00pm‐2:00pm Workshop #6 2:15pm‐4:15pm Workshop #7 6:30pm‐8:30pm Leadermete Banquet at the Gathering Place at Gardner Village Keynote Artists: Comedy Sportz Utah. Saturday, April 11, 2015 8:30am‐9:30am Workshop #8 9:45am‐10:45am Workshop #9 11:00am‐1:00pm Workshop #10 Conference Event Sites Registration North Star Academy‐ 2920 West 14010 South, Bluffdale Workshops North Star Academy‐ 2920 West 14010 South, Bluffdale Orson Gygi‐ 3500 South 300 West, Salt Lake City Arena Workshops Bluffdale Arena‐2300 West 14400 South Awards Banquet The Gathering Place at Gardner Village‐ 1100 West 7800 South, West Jordan Registration Information Early Bird Full Registration (before March 1st) $60.00 Regular Full Day Registration (March 2nd‐March 26th) $70.00 Single Day Registration $30 (does not include cost of banquet) Extra Banquet Ticket $25 each (Last day of registration online is March 26th. After this date you must register at the door.) These costs include insurance, meeting rooms, materials and supplies, bag, Friday lunch, entertainment by Comedy Sportz Utah and awards banquet. Some workshops will have additional fees that will be noted on the registration form. Please register online at www.ut.4honline.com Refund Policy If Leadermete registration is cancelled after March 26th, 2015 a $25.00 service charge will be withheld from the refund. No workshop fees will be refunded. Workshops Please refer to the Leadermete Block Schedules for the various workshops, and activities being offered at this Leadermete. For a detailed description of each workshop, please our Leadermete 2015 website www.4‐hleadermete.com. Special Activities Evening Awards Program, Keynote Artist Comedy Sportz Utah & Dinner The Gathering Place at Gardner Village Friday, April 10th, 6:30‐8:30 pm Comedy Sportz Utah Comedy Sportz Utah uses some of the most talented comedians and improv actors from the Utah Valley area. Many of the players work full‐time outside of their time with Comedy Sportz. They come from a variety of industries, backgrounds and interests. It is this special combination of dedicated players that makes each Comedy Sportz event so unique and memorable for its audience members. Nuttall’s Sewing Center Open House, Thursday April 9th 10am‐12pm Owned and operated since 1968, Nuttall's Sewing and Fabric Centers has proudly been serving Utah's amazing population of sewing enthusiasts for over fifty years! As an authorized dealer for industry leaders like Bernina, Brother, Janome, and HandiQuilter, Nuttall's offers the finest selection of sewing and quilting machines, sergers, and embroidery machines in Utah. Nuttall's has four convenient locations across the Wasatch Front: Sunset, Ivy Place in Murray, Riverton, and American Fork. We offer exciting classes for all skill levels, from beginner to expert. We are proud to say that with the help of our customers we have grown from a single store to become the Largest Bernina Dealer in the world! We are your "ONE STOP" sewing, quilting, and embroidery shop! With a unique selection of fabrics popular with Utah's sewing market, as well as gadgets and notions galore, we can meet your every creative need. At Nuttall's we know you like choices! Tour Nuttall's newest store in Riverton to see all they have to offer 4‐Her's all over the state. Nuttal's will give you a coupon good for your purchase during Leadermete. Sewing Company reps will also be available. Bring your shopping list ‐ This will be a great opportunity to stock‐up! Off Site Location: NUTTALL SEWING CENTER, 12538 S. DOREEN DR RIVERTON Hotel Accommodations Enclosed is a list of the hotels, their locations, and their rates. Each County and/or participant will be responsible to make their own reservations. It would be best to make your reservations as early as possible, as they will be filled on a first come basis. We have a couple hotels with blocked rooms but you are free to choose where you would like to stay. Hotels with discounted rates for Leadermete When calling these hotels make sure you tell them you’re with “Utah 4‐H Leadermete.” The discounts will be from April 8‐10th 2015 Springhill Suites‐ Must book by 3/19/15 Address: 12111 South State Street, Draper, UT 84020 Phone: (801) 572‐1800 ‐$104 King sized bed ‐$114 Two Queen beds Book your group rate: Utah State 4H >>
Fairfield Inn‐ Must book by 3/19/15 Address: 12117 South State Street, Draper, UT 84020 Phone: (801) 572‐1200 ‐$99 Two Queen beds ‐$89 King sized bed Book your group rate: Utah State 4H >>
Hilton Garden Inn and Suites‐ when calling mention group code ‐44H Address: 277 West Sego Lily Drive, Sandy, UT 84070 Phone: (801) 352‐9400 ‐$119 Two Queen beds (without breakfast) ‐$129 Two Queen beds (with breakfast) Hospitality Room Salt Lake County 4‐H will be hosting a Hospitality Room with donated food items and drinks, there will also be some computers available to use if needed. This area will be open only during sessions to provide not only refreshment but a place to sit and relax and talk with other leaders. Annual 4‐H Volunteer Awards Adults and teen volunteers will be recognized on Friday evening at the Awards Banquet. For a complete listing of potential awards, criteria and nominations forms, visit the “volunteers” section of Utah 4‐H website at http://www.utah4h.org. NOMINATIONS ARE DUE TO THE STATE 4‐H OFFICE BY FEBRUARY 1st . Each County can: ‐ Select one individual/team to receive the “Salute to 4‐H Volunteer” Recognition ‐ Select one individual/team to receive the “Salute to 4‐H Youth Volunteer” Recognition (11th or 12th grade) Nominate an individual and/or family for each of the following awards: ‐ Friend of 4‐H ‐4‐H Families of the Year ‐ 4‐H Alumni of the Year ‐ 4‐H Volunteer Mentor of the Year ‐ Clover Key Award ‐Doorknob award ‐4‐H YFP Mentor Award ‐4‐H Afterschool Award Utah State University College Credit Leadermete participants will have the opportunity to earn one semester hour of University Credit for $30.00 (recording fee). Credit will be through Utah State University for the College of Education. Enrollment is in a Special Project/Seminar class. Requirements to receive 1.0 credit hour include attending the entire Leadermete and submitting a 2‐3 page typewritten paper on what knowledge and skills you learned by attending Leadermete. The paper is due May 1st 2015 and the credit will be posted at the end of summer semester. Paper may be submitted by email to [email protected] , faxed to 435‐797‐
3268 or via mail at: Utah State 4‐H Attn: Leadermete College Credit 4900 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322 College credit enrollment forms will be available during conference registration. The $30 recording fee will be collected at that time. Reasonable Accommodations Reasonable accommodations will be available for those with disabilities and special dietary needs. We will have vegan, vegetarian, and gluten‐free options at the Awards Banquet. Please contact us at 385‐468‐4830 at least two weeks prior to the event to discuss your needs. “At‐a‐Glance” Workshop Schedule Thursday, April 09, 2015
Leadermete 2015
Tracks
STEM
Youth
Youth
Cit/Leadership Cit/Leadership
B
A
Location
Healthy
Lifestyles A
Sewing Room
A
Sewing Room B
Hort Garden
Technology
Arts & Crafts
Off Campus
Workshops
Duct Tape
Mania
(Darlene
Christensen)
1:30 – 2:30 pm
Chocolate
Alchemy –
Orson Gygi
Dough art
(Ruth Pratt)
2:30 – 3:30
Gourmet
Caramel Apples
– Orson Gygi
Arena
Registration
General Meeting
Creating 4-H
Experiences
(Craig Dart)
It's All In The
Games!
(Aurora Quin)
What to Choose.
. . What to
Choose?Making
sense of Feed
Acing the test
(Michelle Simmons) Additives for Mkt
Beef Projects
(Darrell
Rothlesburger)
Beach Towel
How to Make the Bags - the Easy
Ultimate Green way to get to the
pool!
Smoothie (Diana
(Gaelynn
Bowley)
Peterson)
Hands-on
Electronics
(Brian Ivie)
2:15-3:15
While We Are
Young!
(Sterling Jones)
4-H and GPS
and Geospatial
Science (Dave
Francis)
4-H State
ContestsBecoming a
4-H Champion
(Josh Dallin)
4-H Latino
Culture Clubs
(Zuri Garcia)
Cooking when
the lights go out
(Amy Stanley)
Getting Youth
Excited About
Family History
(Diana Boley)
HOW TO READ
WHAT YOUR
HANDS
REVEAL ABOUT
YOU AND
OTHERS - What
Your Hands Tell
About You
Serging Beyond the
Basics
(Mary Kae Nielsen)
Turn "Other
Animals" into
"Project Animals"
(Katrina Pearce)
4HGROWS the
BEST Market
Lamb Clubs
Iron Caddy to
Pressing Mat
(Tamy Drew)
Dinner (on your own) County Night out
Too Young to be a
Leader? Leadership
with elementary
aged children
(Angela Eckhardt)
5:00-9:00 pm for
Judge and Rules (57) & State Horse
Council Meeting (79). They said they
needed a big room
that could hold 5060 people,
4-H 101 B
Nuttal Sewing Center Open house
1:00-2:00
7-9 pm
4-H 101 A
Computer Lab
11:30-1:00
12:30-1:00
5:00
Livestock
Rm 101
10:00-12:00
3:30-4:30
Horse
Show Pig Care
and Feeding
(Dennise
Worwood)
4-H 101--Basic
4-H Fridays4-H Junior
Recruiting new Training to Help
Master
leaders through Your Family Get
Gardeners
the Most Out of
Advisory
4-H. (Casandra (Dave Francis)
Councils
Spaeth)
(Cindy Nelson)
Mission
Possible: Fun &
Games to Teach
Youth Financial
Resiliency
(Amanda
Christiansen)
Discover 4-H
Clubs (Stacey
MacArthur)
4-H Smart
Shopping
Challenge
Contest Prep
Tips
(Relda
Sorensen)
Website
Design/Blogging
101 (Leisa
Watkins)
Plant
Propagation
(Sara Tveter)
PRESENT
YOURSELF AS
A WINNER
(Lance Quinn)
Present Your
Best Art Better
(Chris Black)
Dinner (on your own) County Night out
“At‐a‐Glance” Workshop Schedule Friday, April 10, 2015
Leadermete 2015
Tracks
STEM
Cit/Youth
Leadership A
Healthy
Lifestyles A
Healthy
Lifestyles B
Cooking
Room
Number
9:00-10:00
Sewing Room
A
Sewing Room
B
Horse
Livestock
Youth track
Hort Garden
Teaching
4-H Mentoring:
Nutrition
Why are there
Incorporating 4Chemicals in my Education to
Keva Planks!
H into Mentoring
food? (Debbie Kids Made Easy
(Dave Fransic)
Activities
(Gaelynn
Proctor)
(Emily Shepard)
Peterson)
The Flavor of the
Vanilla Bean or
Bollywood Bag
Gourmet
(Amanda
Cooking with 4H
Herring)
Youth (Carolyn
Washburn)
Technology
Outdoor
Adventure
Arts Crafts
Horse Arena
North Star
Gym/Auditoriu
m
Computer Lab
Crochet
Headband with
Flower (Wilma
Zink)
HIPPOLOGY
CONTEST !!!!!!
(Connie Neal)
Mission not
Impossible:
Experiential
Learning Made
Easy (Jory
Peppalaar)
Teen Track
Drought Tolerant
Native Plants
(Sara Tveter)
Starting and
Modern Art Self
maintaining a 4Portraits for
beginners.
H Goat Program
(Becky Hyde)
(Justen Smith)
New Ideas for
Managing a club
Recruiting
as a 4-H
Volunteer
Volunteer! (Josh
Leaders (Stacey
Dallin)
MacArthur)
Teen Track
Perennials &
Annuals
(Sara Tveter)
Photography at 4-H Pack Goat
Program (Justin
any age
Smith)
(Debra Davis)
Utah 4-H
Portfolio - Not a
mission
impossible
(Jolene Bunnell)
Teen Track
Container
Gardening (Sara
Tveter)
Swine Judging
(Dennise
Worwood)
Share Fair in Commons Area
4-H and the
Maker Movement
(Dave Francis)
The Engaged
Discover 4-H Mission: Family
Leader
Healthy Snacks Night Out (FNO)
Workshop
(Debbie Proctor) (Emily Shepard)
(Patrick Bentley)
Grilling
Workshop
(Justin Evans)
Casserole
Carrier (Janel
Calahan)
Glovetopus Great maker
Faire project
(Miriam Force)
First Aid for
Horses and
Riders
(Katherine
Borret)
Show Pig
Selection
(Dennise
Worwood)
Zumba Fitness Dance Your
Way to Health
(Becky
Babcock)
Lunch Provided in Gym
11:30-1:00
1:00-2:00
Junior FLL Learn fun Stem
Education for
our 4-H
Cloverbuds
(Miriam Force)
2:15-4:15 (2
hours)
Exploring
Environmental
Issues for
Secondary
Education:
Municipal Solid
Waste (Josh
Wennergren)
6:30
4-H 101 B
netals
10:00-2:00
10:15-11:15
4-H 101 A
4-H Science
Empowering
Children to
Create Healthy
Food Habits
(Lilly Smith)
Herbal
Remedies
(Jckie)
Primary
ResourcesBuilding Mental
Creating
Wool Felting &
and Emotional
Meaningful
Cooking with
Resiliency in our
Genealogy,
Lamb (Carolyn
4-Hers (Zuri
History and
Washburn)
Garcia)
Heritage
Projects. (Pam
Vanwagner)
Introduction to
Solar Cooking
(Brian Hyde)
Casserole
Carriers
continued
Cell phone case
from Men's Tie
(Melanie
Adams)??
Cutco Kitchen
Ninjas
(1 hour) (Phil
Bohlender)
Paper Piece
Quilting
(Josephine
Keasler)
Easy as Pie
Lined Apron
(Margie
Memmott)
Mock Horse
Bowl (Connie
Neal)
Making the
Grade: Prime,
Choice or ?
(Jeff Banks)
Nutrition for your
livestock projects
(1 hour) (Ron
Paterson)
Banquet
Teen Track
Tie dye crazy Goat Production
Basics (Justen
(Hindi
1-5 pm – 4-H
Smith)
Wilkinson)
Shooting Sports
Leader
Certification
(Two - 4 hour
Competition
MIXED MEDIA
blocks) Part 1 of
classes and
MAGIC I Computer
2 (Kevin
rules for the
Printmaking &
Seedlings (Sara Programming in
Kestler)
2015 English 4Artistic Design
Scratch (Carol
Tveter)
H Horse
with Gelli Plates
Stander)
program (Kim
(Leisa Watkins)
Byington)
Yoga for
Beginners
(Jackie)
“At‐a‐Glance” Workshop Schedule Saturday, April 11, 2015
Leadermete 2015
Tracks
STEM
Youth
Youth
Cit/Leadership Cit/Leadership
B
A
Healthy
Lifestyles A
Healthy
Lifestyles B
Cooking
Sewing Room
A
Made From
Scratch, In Your
Blender, by
BlendTech
(Hana Benson)
Quilting
Techniques –
Flying Geese
(JoAnne
Carney)
Sewing Room
B
Horse &
Livestock A
Horse &
Livestock B
4-H 101 A
4-H 101 B
Hort Garden
Outdoor
Adventure
Technology
Arts Crafts
Off Campus
Workshops
Horse Arena
Room
Number
8:30-9:30
STEM: Light up Identity Theft -Is
Leading through
Your Child at
your Closet:
teamwork (Emily
LED Wearables Risk? (Marolyn
Clark)
Albertson)
(lacee Jimenez)
In-School 4-H
Clubs: Fuel Up
To Play 60
Partnerships
(Becky Lowe)
Light & Fancy
Necklaces
(Peggy Black)
Certification to
become a Horse
Judge (Kim
Byington)
Thai Chef
(Miriam Force)
Teen Leadership
the Essential
Elements to any
successful 4-H
Mission. (Dallin
Bunnell)
9:45-10:45
Superhero
Leadership
Curriculum
(Cathy
Hashimoto)
Start your own
Basic Training
for a Successful
Mission...4-H
101!
(Cassandra
Spaeth)
Make your own
"Jamba Juice"
(Hana Benson)
DIY-No Sew
Table DecorBurlap and Lace
Utensil Holders
(Mickenzie
Bessire) name
MIXED MEDIA
MAGIC II ARTFUL PLAY
(Leisa Watkins)
Re-certification
for 3 more years
of being a judge
(Kim Byington)
9-1 - 4-H
Shooting Sports
Leader
Certification
(Two - 4 hour
blocks) Part 2 of
2
4-H Afterschool Adding STEM to
- Is it Babysitting
your Junior
or 4-H?
Livestock Project
(Cassandra
(Allan Sulser)
Spaeth)
Pinterest - A
resource for
4-H
(Bailey Drew)
From Farm to
Fork 3 hours
(Mickenzie
Baker)
Parent's N-DAHood
(Michael
Ashlley)
11:00-1:00 (2
hour class)
A Whole New
World of 3D
Printing
(Sharilee
Griffiths)
Food
Preservation for
Youth
(Marie
Anderson)
Simple
A Spy Necessity
Vietnamese food Accessory--- mission
Reversible Bag!
possible
(Christine
(Yen Nguyen)
Elgaaen)
Knitting &
Service
(Susan Haws)
Hands on
Science
(Pam
VanWagner)
Rhodes Baking
Show –
4-H Leaf Clover
beaded pendant Dedicated Time
(Rebecca Mills) – At Rhodes in
Murray
4-H Horse
Judge
Certification
program –
Arena Portion
after having
completed the
classroom
portion.
Workshop Descriptions Thursday April 9th, 2015 1:00 PM Start Time ‐ Thursday
Hands‐on Electronics (2 Hours) Presenter: Brian Ivie Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm – 3:15 pm Location: A whirlwind tour of what you can do with your club with electronic projects. This workshop will let you experience firsthand some of the best activities that we have done over the past 5 years in the exciting field of electronics. We'll be making a "science bug," a "dark detector" and a space invaders game. Creating 4‐H Experiences Presenter: Craig Dart Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm ‐ 2:00pm Location: Facilitation and experiential education. It’s All in the Games Presenter: Aurora Quinn Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm ‐ 2:00 pm Location: This workshop is for youth and adult leaders. I will present some fun ice breakers, get‐to‐know‐
you games, service project games and ideas, fun ways to bring the curriculum into activities and easy ways to teach youth and keep them involved. I will share a lot of games I've learned as a State Ambassador and as a Weber County Ambassador. Some of the games will be horse related because my main project area is horses, but they'll be easily adaptable to other curriculum areas. Beach Towels Bags‐ The easy way to get to the pool! Presenter: GaeLynn Peterson Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Location: Using just an ordinary beach towel, a zipper, some strapping, and 1/2 yard of material, you can make an easy project for an after school program, a sewing club, or a sewing camp. This is a really good first project for kids and as an extra bonus, the beach towel bag is very useful! How to Make the Ultimate Green Smoothie Presenter: Diana Boley Time: Thursday, 1:00pm‐ 2:00pm Location: You may have heard of a green smoothie, but do you know how to make the ultimate one? In this class, you will learn how taking only 10 minutes a day! These smoothies increase the average person’s daily nutrition by at least 700%. Make your green smoothie a superfood, inexpensively and deliciously. You’ll leave this one‐hour class with recipes, and a plan to get more nutrition in a day than most Americans get in a week! Acing the Test Presenter: Michelle Simmon Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm‐2:00pm Location: Come and learn some helpful studying tips and receive a “make your own flash card packet” which covers the Horse & Horsemanship, Horse Science and Rules books that will help youth improve their scores on the 4‐H Horse test along with teaching them valuable studying skills for school and other areas. What to Choose… What to Choose? Making Sense Feed Additives for Market Beef Projects Presenter: Darrell Rothlisberger Time: 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Today there are so many additives to add to feed rations to enhance their performance. We will discuss many options and how to choose the right one for your program. 4‐H Fridays‐ Recruiting New Leaders Through Advisory Councils Presenter: Cindy Nelson Time: Thursday, 1:00‐ 2:00 pm Location: Providing 4‐H opportunities for elementary age youth during the school year can sometimes be challenging. Finding willing 4‐H volunteer leaders is always difficult. To solve these two problems, Beaver County implemented 4‐H Friday clubs. 4‐H Friday clubs meet six times during a four month period at local elementary schools, and teach a variety of project areas. They use Discover Club curriculum, and serve youth 3rd‐6th grade. In this workshop you will learn how to use Advisory Councils to plan clubs, contact volunteer leaders, and recruit youth. You will also receive information on how to determine youth interest, train leaders, and involve teen council members. 4‐H 101‐ Basic Training to Help Your Family Get the Most Out of 4‐H Presenter: Cassandra Spaeth Time: Thursday, 1:00‐ 2:00 pm Location: You have heard that 4‐H is the BEST; you've heard it is for everyone! But where do you start and how do you help your youth expand their horizons in 4‐H and reach their potential? This 4‐
H 101 is designed for leaders that are new to 4‐H or still FEEL new. During our hour together we will learn what 4‐H is, how it started, what sets it apart from other youth development organizations, and discuss several different ways to participate in 4‐H. Each person that attends will go home with a folder full of fun and helpful information. 4‐H Junior Master Gardeners Presenter: Dave Francis Time: Thursday, 1:00 pm‐ 2:00 pm Location: No garden, no problem. Learn about ways to teach kids about plants, insects, and gardening with or without a garden to grow into. Duct Tape Mania Presenter: Darlene Christensen Time: Thursday, 1:00‐ 2:00 pm Location: Duct tape crafting is hugely popular! Have you noticed there is a separate 4H lot under arts & crafts in the fair book just for duct tape? Come learn the basics of duct taping. You'll make a duct tape bag to take home with you. Each person will also get a "duct tape crafting kit" with exacto knife, ruler and small rotary mat. Different duct tape designs and colors will be available ‐‐ but if you want a specific color or design, please bring a roll of it. WARNING – duct tape crafting is highly addictive! Introductory Web Design/Blogging (2 Hours) Presenter: Leisa Watkins Time: 1:00pm‐ 3:15pm Location: In this hands‐on workshop you’ll learn how to create and configure a blog, how to create a blog post, insert links, photos and videos, how to accept and moderate comments, and how to create pages. You’ll walk away with enough knowledge to use the blogging software to create a simple website or blog for your club or for personal use. All attendees will gain access (for one year) to our online step‐by‐step video course that will help guide you through any problems that may arise, how to purchase and set‐up a domain name, and learn advanced techniques to expand your skills. Serging Beyond the Basics (3.5 Hours) Presenter: Mary Kae Nielsen Time: 1:00‐4:30 pm Location: North Star Academy Sewing Room B
Learn basic stitches such as rolled hem, gathering, blind hem, and piping. Complete a small quilted serger project that will be pieced and quilted using a serger. Can finish later into a pillow. Instructions for a serger quilt ‐ lap to king will be included in your kit. Chocolate Alchemy Presenter: Becky Evans Time: Thursday, 1:30‐2:30pm Location: Orson Gygi Join Becky in the Orson Gygi kitchen for a Chocolate Alchemy class! Bring your apron, this class is hands on. You will have the opportunity to taste a variety of chocolate sold at Orson Gygi and learn about working with and tempering chocolate. We will make chocolate dipped strawberries and some small chocolate molds. A demonstration will be given and then class members will work in small groups to practice tempering chocolate. After class you will have time to tour the store and will receive a 10% discount on anything that you choose to purchase.
2:15 PM Start Time ‐ Thursday
While We Are Young Presenter: Sterling Jones Time: Thursday, 2:15 pm‐ 3:15 pm Location: I’m no super genius... In fact I use spell check all the time. The truth is... I have a SUPERPOWER!!! The power of being a teen... People stop and listen when you're young and have a purpose. Doors that are shut to adults can easily be open by tenacious teenagers. If we stand together we can be a force that will change the world, and we don't have time to wait we have to do it now WHILE WE ARE YOUNG!!! Come learn how starting as a teen can be a tool to greatness, and can lead to amazing things! 4‐H Latino Culture Clubs
Presenter: Zurishaddai Garcia Time: Thursday, 2:15pm‐ 3:15pm Location:
Creating a Latino Culture Club is a great way to introduce 4‐H to the Latino community. This workshop will let you know how to get started in a culturally sensitive way. It’s going to be a FIESTA! Cooking When the Lights Go Out Presenter: Amy Stanley Time: Thursday, 2:15‐3:15 pm Location: The power is out and it is dinner time. You have the food but just how are you going to cook it? This workshop will discuss sources for cooking that you can use when the power does go out. Discover outdoor cooking methods that can be used in your home or at an outdoor 4‐H activity. Iron Caddy (2 Hours) Presenter: Tami Drew Time: Thursday, 2:15‐4:30pm Location: Iron Caddy to Pressing Mat: The best way to carry a warm iron, case doubles as a pressing mat. Turn “Other animals” into “Project Animals” Presenter: Katrina Pearce Time: Thursday, 2:15‐3:15 pm Location: We dig into the plants & animal sections of 4‐H along with the science and technology angle of animal care. Our goal is to help everyone that loves animals find a way to dig deeper and learn more about their ordinary household/barnyard pets. We will show you how to turn your pets into projects. We believe you don't need to live on a farm to study veterinary science and animal care. We will also show you how to turn your junior livestock project into an indoor exhibit and get the most out of your animal. 4‐H Grows the Best Market Lamb Clubs Presenter: Josh Dallin Time: Thursday, 2:15‐3:15pm Location: Come and learn the ins and outs of planning, running, maintaining, and championing a 4‐H Market Lamb Club. Not into sheep? That's OK! The principles taught in this workshop can be used with all species. This workshop is all about getting the youth involved, understanding their needs, and pushing to provide them with the BEST experiences possible in 4‐H! Mission Possible: Fun and Games to Teach Youth Financial Resiliency Presenter: Amanda Christensen Time: Thursday, 2:15pm‐3:15pm Location: The Discover Utah 4‐H & Fidelity Investments Money Mentors Club Curriculum series guides 4‐
H volunteers through six financial literacy lessons suited for anyone. Come to our workshop where we will highlight the activities and games used in the curriculum which gives you everything you need to teach financial literacy regardless of your level of expertise! 4‐H Smart Shopping Challenge Contest Prep Tips Presenter: Relda Sorenson Time: Thursday, 2:15pm‐ 3:15pm Location: 4‐H Smart Shopping Challenge Contest Tips / Description: Leaders better understand the 4‐H Smart Shopping Challenge Contest to prepare youth in your club to participate. Plant Propagation (2 Hours) Presenter: Sarah Tveter Time: Thursday, 2:15pm‐4:30 pm Location: Many plants reproduce without starting from seed. Learn how to start new plants from cuttings of existing plants. With just a little work and attention, you can reproduce as often as you want. During this class you will do a cutting propagation to take home. Dough Art Presenter: Ruth Pratt Time: Thursday, 2:15 pm‐ 3:15 pm Location: Making the dough with white bread and Elmer’s glue, sculpting the dough with fingers and with toothpicks etc. 2:30 PM Start Time ‐ Thursday
Gourmet Carmel Apples Presenter: Becky Evans Time: Thursday, 2:30‐3:30pm Location: Orson Gygi Join me in the Orson Gygi kitchen to learn how to make gourmet caramel apples! This class is hands on so bring your apron. We will be making the caramel from scratch and then decorating the apples gourmet style. Everyone will go home with a delicious treat. Orson Gygi will give 10% off to all class participants and there will be time for shopping after the class.
3:30 PM Start Time ‐ Thursday 4‐H and GPS and Geospatial Science Presenter: Dave Francis Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30 pm Location: GPS receivers are easily incorporated into a variety of 4‐H programs. Camps, service projects and afterschool programs can all include GPS and geospatial science. 4‐H State Contests‐Becoming at 4‐H Champion Presenter: Josh Dallin Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30pm Location: Compete, Learn, Create, and Grow! Come and join us as we explore the fun and challenge of the many different 4‐H State Contests. Learn from experienced State and National Contest Champions who can teach you the ins and outs of what it takes to be your own Champion! Getting Youth Excited about Family History Presenter: Diana Boley Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30pm Location: When we try to interest children in Family History, we usually present it to them as an adult activity. Then, we wonder why they are bored by it. But children are never too young to be involved in Family History. Come learn how to get youth excited about family history. Both youth and adults are invited to attend. What Your Hands Tell About You ‐ How to Read What Your Hands Reveal About You and Others Presenter: Laree Jones Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30pm Location: Participants will chart the shape of both hands and draw in the visible lines on each palm, while being taught what the shape and lines tell about personality, traits, talents, and future possibilities if the participant. This presentation is popular with teens and young adults and has been used at 4‐H teen retreats and leader training. Show Pig Care and Feeding Presenter: Dennis Worwood Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30pm Location: Participants will learn about nutritional requirements of growing pigs, as well as tips on how to provide housing and health care. Information on preparing the pigs for showing, including grooming and special diets, will be presented. Present Yourself as a Winner Presenter: Lance Quinn Weber Time: Thursday, 3:30‐4:30pm Location: Are you interested in interviewing for State 4‐H Ambassador, 4‐H Congress, a job or otherwise promoting yourself? Can you comfortably make small talk? Do you present yourself as winner? This workshop is designed to hone your social and professional skills. Gain ideas for introducing yourself as well as others; dressing appropriately for your activity; using appropriate table manners; and refining your social graces in general. Learn some of the secrets to presenting yourself as a winner. Present Your Best Art Better Presenter: Chris Black Time: Thursday, 3:30pm‐4:30pm Location: Learn how to frame and prepare artwork for maximum results. This workshop focuses on the presentation of artwork for county fair. Learn to enhance the beautiful artwork done by youth in an affordable way. Too Young to Be a Leader? Leadership with Elementary Aged Children Presenter: Angela Eckhardt Time: Thursday, 3:30pm – 4:30pm Location: Can elementary school age students serve in leadership roles? You bet! 4‐H is the perfect place to learn about how to be a leader, no matter how old you are. Come learn tips and tricks to engaging young leaders as we share what we have learned, and how it has changed 4‐H at our school. Discover 4‐H Clubs Presenter: Stacey MacArthur Time: Thursday, 3:30pm – 4:30pm Location: Are you a new volunteer? Have you been a 4‐H volunteer for a while, but are looking for new projects to do in your club? If you answered yes to these questions, then make sure you attend this workshop! Participants will go over what the Discover 4‐H Club series is and how you can use them in your club. Friday, April 10th, 2015 9:00 AM Start Time ‐ Friday Teen Track (All Day) Time: Friday, 9:00am – 4:15pm Keva Planks Presenter: Dave Francis Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: KEVA planks are one simple building block which allows for an infinite number of construction possibilities. Planks are assembled using various stacking techniques. We will learn how to use KEVA Planks to for design challenges and team building activities. 4‐H Mentoring: Incorporating 4‐H into Mentoring Activities Presenter: Emily Shepperd Time: Friday, 9:00‐10:00am Location: Over the past 3 years Utah & Iron County 4‐H Mentoring have added specific enhancements to how their train their mentors. Come learn about how we help our mentors incorporate 4‐H into their mentoring activities with mentees while learning how you can do the same! The Flavor of the Vanilla Bean‐ Gourmet Cooking with 4‐H Youth Presenter: Carolyn Washburn Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Vanilla flavoring is used in many recipes from cookies, candies to drinks. This sweet desirable bean, grown on an orchid plant, enhances foods. Learn about the vanilla bean, find the difference in real and imitation. Enjoy cooking with vanilla beans, vanilla powder and vanilla paste. Bollywood Bags Presenter: Amanda Herring, The Quilted Fish, Fabric Designer Time: Friday, 9:00 am‐ 10:00 am Location: The Bollywood Bag is a fun and easy cross body bag with two pockets. A fun project for youth and adults! Please pick up kit to pre‐cut on Thursday. Crochet Headband with Flower Presenter: Wilma Zink Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Make a quick crochet headband with flower project - easy to teach children. Hippology Contest: The Next Star at State Contest Presenter: Connie H. Neal Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: This is the YEAR!!! Hippology WILL BE at State Contests this year. I will explain the contest and where to get information. This is a FUN contest. There will be information to help you get your COUNTY HIPPOLOGY TEAM ready for State. Mission NOT Impossible: 4‐H 101‐ Experiential Learning Made Easy Presenter: Jory Peppalaar Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Experiential Learning Drought Tolerant Native Plants Presenter: Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Drought Tolerant Native Plants Modern Art Self Portraits for Beginners Presenter: Becky Hyde Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: We will learn how to transform selfies into amazing watercolor modern art. This class can be used with most ages. It's not terribly difficult and a lot of fun Swine Judging Presenter: Dennis Worwood Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Participants will learn how to systematically evaluate pigs based on their conformation, market readiness and structure. Changes in swine showing "style" will be discussed. Participants will also learn terms and techniques used when giving reasons. Starting and Maintaining a 4‐H Goat Program Presenter: Justen Smith Time: Friday, 9:00am‐10:00am Location: Arena Participants will learn how to start and maintain a successful 4‐H Goat Program. Topics will include what goat classes to have at a County Fair, rules for a 4‐H Goat Show, by‐laws for goat programs, and goat fitting and showmanship. Teaching Nutrition Education to Kids Made Easy Presenter: GaeLynn Peterson Time: Friday, 9:00am – 10:00am Location: Teaching nutrition education has never been easier! Curricula for grades K through 2 and grades 3 through 6 have been written in an easy to follow format including physical activities, hands on projects, and handouts. Topics include an overview of MyPlate, Fruits and Vegetables, Grains, Dairy, and Protein. A review of the MyPlate information is reviewed in a fun game called "MyPlate Mania". This information can be used in a 4‐H club, in an after school program and in the classroom. The game or any of the topics can used in sequence or on their own. Why are there chemicals in my food? Presenter: Debbie Proctor Time: Friday, 9:00am – 10:00am Location: Explore STEM principles through the Experiential Learning Model as they apply to the food we eat everyday. 10:00am‐2:00pm Share Fair Commons Area 10:15 AM Start Time ‐ Friday 4‐H and the Maker Movement Presenter: Dave Francis Time: Friday, 10:15‐11:15 Location: Sewing, robotics, toy hacking, electronics, gardening and more are all part of the growing Maker Movement. Learn about what the Maker Movement is about and how Utah 4‐H is getting involved. The Engaged Leader Workshop Presenter: Patrick Bentley Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: This workshop is designed to instruct teachers, managers and current/future leaders in recognizing different learning styles, expanding their leadership skills, cultivating higher levels of trust and increasing productivity. This exciting action‐packed workshop will get you out of your seat and actively participate in your own learning. Participants will expand their leadership knowledge and increase personal communication skills. Mission: Family Night Out (FNO) Presenter: Emily Shepperd Time: Friday, 10:15‐11:15am Location: Your mission is to provide a fun, engaging, and worthwhile Family Night Out activity. Come ready to have fun, experience a part of an FNO, and learn techniques, tips and ideas on how to put on your own in your County. Grilling Workshop Presenter: Justin Evans Time: Friday, 10:15‐11:15am Location: Cancel your lunch plans and come and find out why the neighbors text and ask, "It smells so good, what does Justin have on the grill?" Come learn how to make Jerk Chicken that is flavored to the bone, Fajitas like Chili's, and delicious Bruschetta Chicken. You won't need lunch, there will be plenty to eat after the grilling is done. Casserole Carrier (2 Hours) Presenter: Janel Calahan Time: Friday, 10:15am‐2:00 pm (Lunch at 11:30) Location: Casserole Carrier / We will sew a casserole carrier: Keep your dish hot or cold when you take it to a party. Fits 9" x 13" baking dish or smaller. First Aid for Horses and Riders Presenters: Katherine Borrett Capell Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: The most important thing about a first aid kit is knowing how to use what's in it. In this workshop I hope to teach you what you might need for an emergency at a club meeting, trail ride, or horse show, how to recognize what the emergency is and how to administer first aid until professional help can arrive. Also to be able to differentiate what is an emergency, how to describe it for help, and determine if you need professional help. New Ideas for Recruiting Volunteer Leaders Presenter: Stacey MacArthur Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Come and learn (and share) new recruiting ideas to increase volunteers in your county. Perennials and Annuals Presenter: Sarah Tveter Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Enjoy gardening and want a variety, but don’t know where to start or what to plant? Come find out what does well in Utah and get kids interested in landscaping. Photography at Any Age Presenter: Debra Davis Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Teacher will navigate students through the history and chemistry of photography. Then students will have a chance to take pictures of their own using new techniques in subject matter, lighting, color, and movement. Managing a Club as a 4‐H Volunteer! Presenter: Josh Dallin Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Don't let being a volunteer become stressful! Join us for a fun interactive workshop to explore 4‐H Club management. Everything from club contacts, meeting organization, curriculum, and more! You'll leave this workshop ready to go... Guaranteed!!! Show Pig Selection Presenter: Dennis Worwood Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Participants will learn how to select show pigs based on conformation, age, and structure. Considerations such as price and health status will be covered. The workshop will also provide information on ever‐changing show pig styles, and where people can look to keep up with current trends. 4‐H Pack Goat Program Presenter: Justen Smith Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Arena Participants will learn how to start a pack goat program, how to assemble an obstacle course for goats, what type of pack saddle to use for goats, and activities that can be implemented utilizing pack goats.
Glovetopus‐ Great Maker Faire Project Presenter: Miriam Force Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Glovetopus is a cute easy to make stuffed octopus made from a glove. While attending Maker Faire in San Francisco everyone keep talking about the Glovetopus booth. So I checked it out and found this fun easy project for youth to make. We made them at several of our camp last summer. Discover 4‐H Healthy Snacks Presenter: Debbie Proctor Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Healthy Snacks is a new Discover 4‐H Club. Six simple club meetings are outlined to start a 4‐H club. Fun activities and recipes to get started on the path of healthy living. Zumba Fitness – Dance Your Way to Health Presenter: Becky Babcock Time: Friday, 10:15am‐11:15am Location: Come see how fun fitness can be as you dance your way to health in this Zumba fitness class. 11:30am‐1:00pm LUNCH 1:00 PM Start Time ‐ Friday Junior FLL‐ Learn Fun STEM Education for our 4‐H Cloverbuds Presenter: Miriam Force Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Junior FLL is a great way to start 4‐H Cloverbuds with stem education. We use Lego wedos to have the youth learn about simple machines. You will learn how to build a Lego model with a motorized part. You will learn how to create a Show Me Poster. You will learn how to teach the youth about Core Values and team work that are part of the Junior FLL. Empowering Children to Create Healthy Food Habits Presenter: Lily Smith Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Come learn fun ways to teach children the knowledge they need to know to make healthy food choices. Start off by teaching children their food groups along with how much and why they need each food group. Then move on to practice this knowledge by teaching children to choose healthy snacks. Includes fun games and activities that teach these vital concepts. Come for hands‐on activities and free snacks! Cell Phone Case from Men’s Ties Presenter: Melanie Adams Time: Friday, 1:00 pm‐2:00pm Location: Recycle a men's tie into a cell phone case. We will make a cell‐phone case from a men's neck‐
tie. Look for ties in a thrift store, dollar store, or closet. Mock Horse Bowl Presenter: Kathy Borrett Capell Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Would like to set up a mock horse bowl for both teens and volunteers to let them see how much fun it is.
Utah 4‐H Portfolio‐ Not a Mission Impossible Presenter: Jolene Bunnell Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Come learn some tricks to survive putting together a 4‐H portfolio. It is not an impossible task. If you choose to accept the challenge, the awards are huge. Container Gardening Presenter: Sarah Tveter Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: This is one of the most popular forms of gardening – including pots for flowers, vegetables and growing in small areas. It’s a great way for youth to start growing – when they don’t own property to plant on. Tie Dye Crazy Presenter: Hindi Wilkinson Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Bring your own clothes, sheets, etc. And learn how to tie dye. Dyes and rubber bands will be supplied through a generous donation. 4‐H Science Presenter: Dave Francis Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Learn about what the 4‐H Science Mission Mandate is, what resources are available and how to make 4‐H Science fun and meaningful. Herbal Remedies Presenter: Jackie ?? Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Come and learn how to use hears as a holistic approach to disease prevention and overall wellness. Jackie has an extensive knowledge of how to use herbs as remedies as well. You will be well informed and ready apply what you learn in this class to begin to improve your health immediately.
Introduction to Solar Cooking Presenter: Bryan Hyde Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: The basics of solar cooking Making the Grade: Prime, Choice, or ? Presenter: Jeffrey E. Banks Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: Cattle evaluation and grading can be a confusing area to understand. Items such as marbling, yield grades, back fat, and rib eye area, are just a few of the components relating to cattle grading. It is important for anyone raising cattle to have a basic understanding of the grading system to be able to produce the type of animal that meets current demands. Examples of the different USDA grading standards will be included in the workshop. Workshop attendees will participate in several activities to learn about cattle grading and evaluation. Goat Production Basics Presenter: Justen Smith Time: Friday, 1:00pm‐2:00pm Location: This workshop will focus on the basics of goat production including feeding and nutrition, basic animal health, fencing, shelter, and overall production. 4‐H Shooting Sports Leader Certification (4 Hours) Presenter: Kevin Kesler Time: Friday, 1pm‐5pm Location: Participant in this workshop will become certified as 4‐H Shooting Sports Leaders. This workshop will cover the states of positive youth development, how youth learn and how to run a 4‐H Shooting Sports program. The workshop will be interactive and include shooting at the shooting range. It will teach gun safety and range safety. Bring your own .22 rifle and shot gun if you prefer. Exploring Environmental Issues for Secondary Education: Municipal Solid Waste (2 Hours) Presenter: Josh Wennergren Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Through the Exploring Environmental Issues: Municipal Solid Waste module, students begin understanding waste management issues and options. This module uses hands‐on experiences to show interrelationships among waste generation, natural resource use, and disposal. The activities guide students through waste management strategies and solutions while providing the necessary tools to make informed decisions and choices on waste management issues. Creating Meaningful Genealogy and History and Heritage Projects (2 Hours) Presenter: Pamela Van Wagoner Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Do you think history and genealogy are boring? Then you haven't looked at it from the right angle! This workshop will be filled with fun activities and ideas to bring history and genealogy projects to life. We will explore artifacts, headstones, journals and many other primary resources and how they bring history and your family's past to life. You will leave with several fun ideas to get your club members thinking about their history. You will also leave with many project ideas that will not only be great for fair entries, but will be treasures for years to come. Building Mental and Emotional Resiliency in our 4‐Hers (2 Hours) Presenter: Zurishaddai Garcia Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Davis County's number one health priority is suicide. Utah suicide rates have increased steadily (15 to 21 deaths per 100,000 population) over the past 5 years. Suicide is an indicator of poor mental health. 4‐H already does an excellent job of placing youth in positive environments surrounded by caring people. We can take further steps toward decreasing risk by openly talking about mental and emotional health. This can decrease the stigma that exists, teach important coping skills, and help youth know how to get help.
Wool Felting and Cooking with Lamb (2 Hours) Presenter: Darlene Christensen Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Do Ewe want to learn how to felt wool & cook with lamb? In this fun, hands‐on class you will felt a small item, learn how to cook with lamb and learn the many things that can be done with byproducts of sheep.
Cutco Kitchen Ninjas (2 Hours) Presenter: Phil Bohlender Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Have you ever noticed that on every TV show everyone knows how to use every knife in the kitchen and cut like a Kitchen Ninja? You can know how to do that too. Come join Phil and his team in this class where you will learn how to cut a variety of foods like a pro. Knives will be provided by the Cutco Cutlery company. Cutco will also do a give‐away at Leadermete to some lucky participant and will offer a discount to any participant interested in purchasing a knife. Easy as Pie lined Apron (2 Hours) Presenter: Margie Memmott Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Margie will teach you how to make an adjustable apron that's fully lined. It's as 'easy as pie' and you can finish it during the class session. This is a great project for youth and adults. Cost: $1 for pattern and instructions. Bring your own sewing machine and sewing notions, or let us know if you need us to reserve one of our sewing lab machines for you. SUPPLIES YOU NEED TO BRING: 1 yard fabric, thread to match, and 3 yards of 5/8" wide grosgrain ribbon (2 yards of coordinating fabric will make 2 aprons). Paper Piece Quilting (2 Hours) Presenter: Josephine Keasler Time: Friday, 2:15‐4:15pm Location: Learn the basics of paper piecing by making a basket block. Learn how to join blocks to create a fun project. Later add a back, batting, and binding and turn it into a hot pad or make more to make a bigger project. Starting Seedlings (2 Hours) Presenter: Sarah Tvetor Time: Friday, 2:15‐4:15pm Location: Spring is a great time to get your seeds going indoors to give your garden a head start. Especially with the growing season in Utah, many popular items need that extra kickstart to allow items to ripen. It’s also a great way to save on those annual bedding plants we replace every spring. Seeds are fairly inexpensive and it’s easy to get them established now so that when the weather warms up, your garden doesn’t miss a beat! Mixed Media Magic‐ Printmaking and Artistic Design with Gelli Plates (2 Hours) Presenter: Leisa Watkins Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: No artistic talent needed ‐ I promise! You are guaranteed to be inspired as you uncover the artist within using some innovative techniques, fun artistic tools, and a Gelli printing plate. You will leave this workshop with a stash of richly colored lavishly design of printed works of art on paper, as well as a plethora of ideas on how you can use the papers. You'll also learn how to create your own gelatin printing plate. Competition Classes and Rules for the 2015 English 4‐H Horse Program (2 Hours) Presenter: Kim Byington Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: 2 hour arena workshop, with 4‐H kids and horses participating:1‐Classes offered in 4‐H English Riding2‐Becoming prepared to compete on a Local and State level3‐Proper equipment, dress, and tack4‐Rule book changes for 20155‐Camps and small shows available to compete at6‐ Getting a program started in your area7‐Arena Exercises Yoga for Beginners (2 Hours) Presenter: Jackie Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Yoga is a complex system that focuses on harmony between body and mind. Yoga derives its philosophy from Indian metaphysical beliefs. The word yoga comes from Sanskrit language and means union or blend. The ultimate aim of this philosophy is to strike a balance between mind and body and attain self‐enlightenment. To achieve this, yoga uses movement, breath, posture, relaxation and meditation to establish a healthy balanced approach to life. Come give it a try! Nutrition for Your Livestock Projects (2 Hours) Presenter: Ron Patterson Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Learn the basics of livestock nutritional requirements, how to balance rations, and receive an Excel spreadsheet that will help youth learn how to mix feeds to meet the needs of their projects. Computer Programming in Scratch (2 Hours) Presenter: Carol Stander & Natasha Stander Time: Friday, 2:15pm‐4:15pm Location: Scratch is a drag and drop programming language developed at MIT and used to teach children to program. Saturday April 11th, 2015 8:30 AM Start Time ‐ Saturday
Light Up Your Closet: LED Wearables Presenter: LaCee Jimenez Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Learn how to incorporate technology in your club activities with wearable LED projects. Participants of this workshop will leave with their own project, recommendations for purchasing supplies and additional project ideas.
Leading through Teamwork Presenter: Emily Clark Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: In this workshop I would love to get teens more involved with team work. No matter where you go in life you will always have to work as a team, so I would love to tell the teens how important team work is through a presentation, activity, and an open form of communication for everyone attending. Thus they will be able to take their knowledge and tools out to their friends, community, and family. In‐School 4‐H Clubs: Fuel up to Play 60 Partnerships Presenter: Becky Low Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Learn how pilots during the 2014‐15 school year harnessed the strengths and power of 4‐H and the National Dairy Council / NFL's flagship program, Fuel Up To Play 60. The partnership introduces 4‐H clubs into schools, provide student leadership opportunities, promotes healthy eating and physical activity. Clubs are flexible and may provide small school grants to promote sustained healthy changes in the school environment. Made From Scratch in Your Blender (by Blendtec) Presenter: Hana Benson Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Come learn how to make your own butter, whip cream, hollandaise sauce easily in the blender. Learn to chop veggies and even grind your own wheat for flour. Blendtec is providing blenders for this hands on class where you will learn to make food that is fresh and healthy. Quilting Techniques‐ Flying Geese Presenter: JoAnn Carney Time: 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Quilting Techniques: Quick, Easy, & Accurate Flying Geese & Stars. / Description: How to accurately piece stars using the Quilt‐in‐a‐Day Eleanor Burns Method. In this class, you will make a 12 ½ " Flying Geese or Starpoint block using the Small Flying Geese Ruler. Light and Fancy Necklaces Presenter: Peggy Black Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Will be making crocheted necklaces with a beautiful dazzle yarn. If you can chain, you can make this necklace. I will provide the yarn and beads, you will need to bring a size H, I, or J crochet hook. The cost is $1 per necklace. Certification to Become a Horse Judge Presenter: Kari and Kim Byington Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐1:00pm Location: Certification to become a judge. Re‐certification (for 3 or more years of being a Horse Judge) Presenter: Kari and Kim Byington Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐1:00pm Location: Start Your Own Basic Training for a Successful Mission…4‐H 101! Presenter: Cassandra and Audrey Spaeth Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Learn a fun way to recruit, train, and retain 4‐H families and volunteers through a 4‐H 101 event in your county. Learn everything from what topics to cover to how and why you should involve 4‐H teens. Cassandra & Audrey will provide you with a folder full of goodies, adaptable templates, and a couple fun video links they love to use to break the ice & teach about 4‐H roots! If your county wants to recruit strong, active 4‐H volunteers and families, you won't want to miss this workshop! Identity Theft‐ Is your child at risk? Presenter: Marilyn Alberston Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐9:30am Location: Has your identity or your child’s identity been compromised? Do you know? According to the U.S. Postal Inspectors, “Identity theft is America’s fastest‐ growing crime… Last year alone, more than 9.9 million Americans were victims of identity theft, a crime that cost them roughly $5 billion”. Children are 35 times more likely to be targeted as adults. Come learn about the forms of identity theft, how to protect your family, safeguards the Utah Attorney General's office has put in place to assist you and steps to take if you have had your identity stolen. A Whole New World of 3D Printing (2 Hours) Presenter: Sharilee Griffiths Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐10:45am Location: 3D printing is the wave of the future. This exciting new technology will change everything about the way youth view the world around them. After being exposed to 3D printing kids will begin seeing challenges around them as opportunities rather than problems. They will begin designing solutions to every day issues they come across; will spend time designing rather than being on the Xbox, etc.; and will eventually be able to put themselves through college with their own designs and business ventures. In this workshop participants will learn how to incorporate 3D printing into their 4H Clubs. They will also learn how to access 3‐D printers and resources, find grants, and how to incorporate 3D printing into various aspects of the 4‐H experience. Mixed Media Magic II‐ Artful Play (2 Hours) Presenter: Leisa Watkins Time: Saturday, 8:30am‐10:45am Location: This workshop could easily be called Mini Works of Art for the Non‐Artist, but even experienced artists will have fun exploring a variety of fun art projects. You'll experience and explore the world of mixed media art as you learn some different ways to teach art to your 4‐Hers using paper, clay, paint, texture, and metal. You'll come away with a couple of mini works of art of your own. (This is a great workshop to take as a follow‐up from the MIXED MEDIA MAGIC I ‐ Printmaking & Artistic Design with Gelli Plates workshop as you can use your printed paper here). Thai Food (2 Hours) Presenter: Miriam Force Time: Saturday, 8:30am – 10:45am Location: In depth Thai Cooking Class 9:00 AM Start Time ‐ Saturday
4‐H Shooting Sports Leader Certification (Part 2 of 2) Presenter: Kevin Kesler Time: Saturday, 9:00am‐1:00pm Location: Participant in this workshop will become certified as 4‐H Shooting Sports Leaders. This workshop will cover the states of positive youth development, how youth learn and how to run a 4‐H Shooting Sports program. The workshop will be interactive and include shooting at the shooting range. It will teach gun safety and range safety. Bring your own .22 rifle and shot gun if you prefer.
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Youth Leadership/Citizenship – Parent N’da Hood Presenter: Michael Ashley Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: This is a presentation for helping leaders understand the struggles regarding drugs, bullying, internet, depression and suicide with our youth. This workshop will educate the leader and/or parents about the newest trends related to these topics and help them to hopefully see the warning signs. Teen Leadership: The Essential Elements to Any Successful 4‐H Mission Presenter: Dallin Bunnell Time: Saturday, 9:45 am‐ 10:45 am Location: Come learn how to plan your 4‐H Teen Leadership program in your county by incorporating the Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development. We will also share ideas on how to effectively use your teen leaders to build your overall 4‐H program. Superhero Leadership Presenter: Cathy Hashimoto Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐ 10:45 am Location: What is a leadership? Why is leadership important? How do you recognize a leader? Who should take the lead? All of these questions are addressed using hands on activities and interaction with the group. The lessons were created to be used in a classroom setting. Make Your Own Jamba Juice Presenter: Hana Benson Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: Come see how easy and delicious homemade smoothies are. In this class you will learn a quick and easy way to add fruits and vegetables to your diet with delicious smoothies. This class is hands on. Each student will work in very small groups and have a blender to use provided by this class' sponsor, Blendtec.
Quilting Techniques‐ Flying Geese (repeat class if needed) Presenter: JoAnn Carney Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Quilting Techniques: Quick, Easy, & Accurate Flying Geese & Stars. / Description: How to accurately piece stars using the Quilt‐in‐a‐Day Eleanor Burns Method. In this class, you will make a 12 ½ " Flying Geese or Starpoint block using the Small Flying Geese Ruler. DIY No Sew Table Décor‐ Burlap and Lace Utensil Holders Presenter: McKenzie Baker Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: Do you want fun and eventful table decor that is easy to make and dresses up any festive holiday or get together? This workshop will put a smile on your face as you discover how to make utensil holders for your silverware for any occasion. 4‐H Afterschool‐ Is it babysitting or 4‐H? Presenter: Cassandra Spaeth Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: Afterschool programs do provide a safe place for children and youth while parents are still at work, but a 4‐H Afterschool program should be doing so much more! What sets 4‐H apart from other afterschool programs are the essential elements and experiential learning. Come learn what the essential elements are, how to ensure experiential learning, and how to engage youth in leadership and citizenship through their 4‐H Afterschool Clubs. Adding STEM to Your Junior Livestock Projects Presenter: Allan Sulser Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: Several ways to add STEM to junior livestock projects and turkey projects.
From Farm to Fork Presenter: Sarah Tveter Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐1:00pm Location: “Yes, that’s an interest fruit and it tastes great – but what do I do with it??” This is such a common question for us at the farm. During this class we’ll talk about canning, and the Jr Master Food Preserver Courses, Cooking and saving fresh herbs, and go over some fun recipes, using canned foods. Step outside the norm for dinner and cooking. Pinterest‐ A Resource for 4‐H Presenter: Bailey and Kylie Drew Time: Saturday, 9:45am‐10:45am Location: Pinterest ‐ A resource for 4‐H Volunteers & Staff. How to use Pinterest to collect & assemble project ideas and allow 4‐Hers to access project instructions / helps at any time. Bring your smartphone or computer to class. 11:00 AM Start Time ‐ Saturday
Food Preservation for Youth (2 Hours) Presenter: Marie Andersen Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: This workshop is leaders and youth who want to learn the basic information, skills and safety practices behind food preservation. Freezing, dehydration, water bath canning and pressure canning will be discussed along with hands‐on application of the various methods. Simple Vietnamese food‐Mission Possible (2 Hours) Presenter: Yen Nguyen Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: Come learn how to cook easy and yummy Vietnamese food! We will be preparing 4 traditional dishes using one type of vermicelli noodle. These cultural staples are simple to prepare and sure to please the entire family since traditionally each person adds their own garnishes and sauces. This is sure to be both tasty and fun! A Spy Accessory Necessity‐ Reversible Bag! (2 Hours) Presenter: Christine Elgaaen Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: Come make an amazing reversible bag that is very versatile. Not only is it good for holding all your spy tools it also makes a great gift, babysitting bag, swimming bag, or catch all purse. Please bring 2 pieces of coordinating fabric that are 1 yard each, matching thread and fabric scissors. There is no additional cost for this class. Christine has taught this project in sewing camps in Utah County several times and it is always a big hit! Learn to knit an Easy Peasy Cap for the Huntsman Cancer Center (2 Hours) Presenter: Susan Haws Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: Service Clubs provide youth with the opportunity to learn a new skill and serve others. What a great way to go! We will learn how to knit, by making a simple Chemo Cap that can then be donated to the Huntsman Cancer Center. We will learn how to knit using circular needles. Hands on Science (2 Hours) Presenter: Pamela Van Wagoner Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: What do scientists do? Come learn the skills scientists use to make observations and collect information. This workshop is for those who don't like to sit still. We will be exploring science and how to think, act and work like a real scientist. It's time to learn about science through experience! 4‐H Leaf Clover Beaded Pendant (2 Hours) Presenter: Rebecca Mills Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: We will learn the step‐by‐step process of making a beaded four‐leaf clover pendant with seed beads and crystal beads. The finished product can be made into a broach pin or a necklace. Instructions will be provided in written, picture, and video format. Participants will receive the beads, thread, needle and pin or necklace. Rhodes Baking Show Presenter: Heidi Van Valkenburg Time: Saturday, 11:00am‐1:00pm Location: Rhodes Demonstration Kitchen (5121 Murray Boulevard) Rhodes Bale‐N‐Serve is a great cooking project for 4‐H! Come join in the fun at the Rhodes demonstration kitchen and see some of the many things you can make with Rhodes dough. Each participant will get a free recipe booklet and a package of Rhodes product. Tasting to follow demonstration. 1:30 PM Start Time ‐ Saturday
Western Riding (3 Hours) Presenter: Kari and Kim Byington Time: Saturday, 1:30‐4:30 pm Location: This class will be on Western Riding (Showmanship, Halter, etc).
Teen Track Information Calling all teen recruits. Report on Friday for an all day training mission ‐ the 4‐H Leadermete Teen Track. Upon arrival you’ll participate in four exciting workshops and highly specialized field training. In this top secret Special Agent Training you will have the chance to learn from some top covert leaders with a spin of fun from some famous agents. Some of the special agent skills you will learn are: (1) how to assess a situation and develop a strategy for mission success, (2) the importance style and appearance play on a successful mission, (3) how to use all your available resources to ensure mission success, (4) how to uncover the impossible so you can develop strategies to turn mission impossible into mission possible, and finally (5) highly covert team field training. You’ll learn an essential skill any good spy should have in their bag of tricks ‐ how to escape from a sticky situation. Of course, you’ll get to try it for yourself just in case you need it while in the field. This top training will help you to take on and complete just about any mission and prepare you to lead others to do the same. Cost $10.00 Map of North Star Academy
Salt Lake County Restaurants There are hundreds of great places to eat in Salt Lake County here is a list of some to give you an idea of what there is to try.‐ Restaurant La Hacienda Type of Cuisine Location 12434 Minuteman Drive, Draper 801‐571‐2737 Mexican In‐N‐ Out Burger Fast Food 12191 S. Factory Outlet Dr., Draper
800‐786‐1000 Toscano Italian Bistro The Sweet Tooth Fairy Italian Bakery Sweet Home Chicago Pizzeria Pizza Prime Sandwiches Deli‐ Sandwiches Bombay House Indian Archibald’s Restaurant American, Steakhouse Red Iguana Mexican Settebello Pizzeria Napoletana Pizza J Wongs Asian Bistro Chinese 17 E 11400 South, Draper 801‐572‐5507 101 E 12300 S #100, Draper 801‐727‐1939 1442 E Draper Pkwy, Draper 801‐545‐0455 14587 S 790 W, Riverton, UT 84065 801‐571‐5300 7726 Campus View Dr. Suite 120, West Jordan 801‐282‐0777 1100 W 7800 S, West Jordan 801‐ 566‐6940 736 West North Temple, SLC 801‐322‐1489 260 S 200 W, SLC 801‐322‐3556 163 W. 200 South, SLC, 801‐350‐0888 Caffe Molise Italian 55 W 100 S, SLC 801‐364‐8833 Salt Lake County Activities Here is a list of fun things to see and do in Salt Lake County. Attraction Temple Square Details Location Temple Square is a 10‐ 50 W South Temple, Salt acre complex owned by Lake City The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‐day Saints. Contained within Temple Square proper are the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake Tabernacle, Salt Lake Assembly Hall, the Cost FREE City Creek Center Tracey Aviary Utah Museum of Natural History Hogle Zoo This is the Place Heritage Park Seagull Monument and two visitors' centers. This unique shopping environment features a retractable glass roof, a creek that runs through the property, a pedestrian sky bridge and more. This world‐
class fashion and dining destination offers over 100 stores and restaurants in a casual, pedestrian‐friendly environment. The aviary offers bird shows, immersive exhibits and is an accessible, enjoyable place for families to visit. The museum shows exhibits of natural history subjects, specifically about Utah's natural history. The mission of the museum is to illuminate the natural world and the place of humans within it. Utah's Hogle Zoo is a 42‐
acre zoo located in Salt Lake City, Utah. It houses animals from diverse ecosystems. Step back in time and see the West as it was in the early settlement of Utah. 50 South Main Street SLC, UT 84101 FREE 589 E 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84105 Located in Liberty Park Adults: $7 Seniors (65+): $6 Children (3‐12):$5 Children (2 & under): FREE 301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108 Adult: $13 Young adult (13‐24): $11
Children (3‐12): $9 Children(2 & under): FREE 2600 East Sunnyside Avenue SLC, UT 84108 Adults: $11.95 Children (3‐12): $8.95 Children (2 & under): FREE 2601 E Sunnyside Ave, SLC, UT 84108 Adults: $11 Seniors (55 & Over):$8 Children (3‐11): $8 Children 2 & under: FREE Liberty Park This 80 acre park 1100 S 600th E, Salt featuresplaygrounds, Lake City, UT 84115 restrooms, bowery, concession stand, children's play areas, picnic areas, large grassy areas, horseshoe pits, a swimming pool, basketball courts, volleyball courts, tennis courts, bocce ball courts, a 1.5‐mile jogging path, seasonal amusement rides and a greenhouse. Entrance to the park is free, some activities may cost money. Utah Museum of Contemporary Art Exhibits groundbreaking 20 S West Temple, Salt artwork by local, Lake City, UT 84101 national, and international artists. Suggested donation: $5 The Leonardo Utah's Center for Exploration, where today’s big ideas, questions, inventions and discoveries are connected in a whole new way Home to 4000 animals representing 450 species. The aquarium consists of three main exhibits: Discover Utah, Ocean Explorer, and Journey to South America. Attractions that feature the Museum of Ancient Life, Farm Country, the Museum of Natural Curiosity and the Thanksgiving Point Gardens. Other attractions include dining at Harvest and Tower Deli, and shopping at Emporium, and health and wellness facilities at Brick Canvas. 209 E 500 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Adult: $9 Children (6‐11): $5 Toddler (0‐5): FREE Seniors (65+): $8 Youth (12‐17): $8 12033 South Lone Peak Parkway, Draper, UT 84020 Adults: $17.95 Students 13‐17, Seniors, and military: $14.95 Children 3‐12: $12.95 2 and under: FREE 3300 Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84043 Prices vary based on which attractions you choose to visit. Loveland Living Planet Aquarium Thanksgiving Point Boondocks Fun Center There are both indoor 75 E Southfork Dr. and outdoor attractions Draper, UT 84020 for every age to enjoy. Miniature Golf, Go‐
Karts, Slick Track, Rookie Track, Bumper Boats, Laser Tag, Batting Cages, Huge Arcade with a Prize Center, Kiddie Cove and much, much more. Prices vary based on which activities you choose to do. Point of the Mountain Paragliding Have a safe and fun P.O. Box 822 flying experience ‐ Draper, UT 84020 whether you are coming for the exhilaration of a scenic tandem, or to learn the exciting sport of paragliding. Prices vary based on the paragliding package you choose