Thanks for joining Louisiana 4-H's Virtual Recess. Check back daily for activities to keep your mind and body moving!
Celebrate dairy month by making homeade ice cream in plastic bags and exploring the states of matter!
The protein in it is called gluten and is what we will be exploring today. Gluten is what gives baked goods their structure.
Canning is a safe and money saving way to preserve food at home.
The State 4-H Citizenship Board would like to share information and activities in honor of 4-H Day at the Capitol.
The situation, the challenge, the solution and the why.
Mindful eating is all about understanding how your food looks, smells, feels and tastes.
Sewing is a skill worth spending the time and energy to learn. Enjoy the process of learning to sew.
Take some time and learn how to hand sew and make simple repairs to your clothing.
Seashells are mostly made from a compound called calcium bicarbonate.
Take some time and learn how to hand sew and make simple repairs to your clothing.
Join the 4-H Food and Fitness Board in a Fun and Fit Alphabet!
Yoga is a great way to do physical activity and reduce stress. Being outside is shown to also reduce stress and help with concentration.
Knowing how to repair your clothing is a wise investment of time and money.
Take an old t-shirt and make something useful out of it by creating a reusable bag.
This SET activity will expose participants to food science and scientific processes of food production while combining healthy living practices.
Create your own animal that is adapted to living in wetlands habitat.
ATV Safety Institute's Golden Rules, How to properly wear a helmet and activities.
Setting Your Table for FunTable setting demonstration video created by Louisiana 4-H Executive Board member, and National Conference Delegate, Anna Little.
Using a sheet of paper, plan your superhero costume by writing down your ideas.
Learn how to donate to a food pantry and host a virtual food drive.
During this time of unexpected disconnect, creating a Family Tree is a great way to maintain a connection.