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1. Ohio's 4-H Cloverbud Program - Series
I
Series I curriculum materials include short term, fun,
cooperative, noncompetitive activities that can be used
by adult volunteers with Cloverbud children (5 to 8 years-old)
to help them gain self-confidence, experience achievement,
and develop positive attitudes.
The Cloverbud activities will enable adult volunteers to
promote life skills in Cloverbud children through subject
areas of science and technology, community expressive arts,
healthy life style, environmental - earth science, personal
development, citizenship - civic education, consumerism
- family science, and plants and animals. There are 24
curriculum pieces in the set (3 in each of the 8 subject
areas) with about 9 activities per curriculum piece.
Series I is available by hardcopy only through The Ohio
State University Extension Publications. Fax your order
on letterhead or purchase order to (614-292-1248), order
number 710GPM, currently $15.00 (plus shipping and handling);
do not forget to include your UPS shipping address. Questions
can be telephoned to Janis Cripe at 614-292-1607. Series
I has been reviewed and approved by the National 4-H Curriculum
Review Process.
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2. Ohio's 4-H Cloverbud Program - Series I
(Spanish)
For all Cloverbud Spanish-speaking volunteer leaders, Ohio 4-H Youth
Development is pleased to offer the Cloverbud Curriculum Series I in
Spanish available through the Internet only.
Series I - Spanish Version is recommended for use by Spanish-speaking Cloverbud advisors working
with Cloverbud children regardless of their language orientation. The curriculum materials include
short-term, fun, cooperative, noncompetitive activities that can be used by adult volunteers with
Cloverbud youth (5- 8 years-old) to help them gain self-confidence, experience achievement, and develop
positive attitudes. There is no cost to you for accessing and using the Ohio 4-H Cloverbud Series
I - Spanish Version.
Special thanks is extended to the CYFERnet (http://www.cyfernet.mes.umn.edu)
folks for making this possible by providing Webmaster services for HTML mark-up. It can also be accessed
from their web site. CYFERnet is a national network of land-grant university faculty and county-Extension
educators working to support community-based educational programs for children, youth, parents, and
families.
The translation of Ohio's 4-H Cloverbud Program Manual - Series I was made possible by grants from
the St. Ann Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio and The Ohio 4-H Foundation.
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3. Ohio's 4-H Cloverbud Program - Series
II
Second set of instructional Cloverbud curriculum recommended
for use by Cloverbud leaders and advisors with children
ages 5 to 8. Same goals and objectives as Series I. Series
II has been reviewed and approved by the National 4-H Curriculum
Review Process.
The Cloverbud activities will enable adult volunteers to
promote life skills in Cloverbud children through subject
areas of science and technology, community expressive arts,
healthy life style, environmental - earth science, personal
development, citizenship - civic education, consumerism
- family science, and plants and animals. There are 25
curriculum pieces in the set (3 in each of the 8 subject
areas, plus one bonus curriculum) with about 9 activities
per curriculum piece.
Series II is available by hardcopy only through The Ohio
State University Extension Publications. Fax your order
on letterhead or purchase order to (614-292-1248), order
number 711GPM, currently $18.00 (plus shipping and handling);
do not forget to include your UPS shipping address. Questions
can be telephoned to Janis Cripe at 614-292-1607.
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4.
4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Guidebook
This publication offers a concise reference piece for current, new,
and prospective 4-H Cloverbud advisors. The guidebook explores the
goals and strategies to successfully implement the 4-H Cloverbud program.
It also suggests methods for guiding the healthy development and life-skills
enhancement of program participants.
The 4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Guidebook contains 10 sections: A) 4-H traditions,
B) What is the 4-H Cloverbud program? C) 4-H Cloverbud volunteer position
description, D) 4-H Cloverbud participation, E) Who are these 4-H Cloverbud
children? F) 4-H Cloverbud program foundations, G) Eight key elements of
a successful 4-H Cloverbud program, H) For new volunteers: Conducting 4-H
Cloverbud sessions, I) Planning your 4-H Cloverbud club activities, and
J) Resources and references.
This guidebook (23 pages) is currently available by hard copy only through
The Ohio State University Extension Publications. Fax your order on letterhead
or purchase order to (614-292-1248), order number 4-H 711 AG, $5.00 (plus
shipping and handling); do not forget to include your UPS shipping address.
Questions can be telephoned to Janis Cripe at 614-292-1607.
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5. Horse Curriculum Instructional Materials
This material is designed to promote life skills for children participating in the 4-H Cloverbud
program. Please use the links to access this curriculum.
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6. 4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Training
Video
This video, published in 2002, was developed to help volunteer
Cloverbud leaders better understand the program and serve
children in Cloverbuds by promoting their healthy development
as life skills are enhanced. The video is about 25 minutes
long and can be used in its entirety or a section at a
time. The video consists of six sections, which are labeled
on the video box with approximate running time.
For more information and a video clip, please select an option below. (Note, you must have Quicktime installed to view these files.)
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