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In 4-H, a project is the hands-on activity you choose to explore. It’s your chance to learn by doing, guided by helpful resources, dedicated volunteers, and The Denton County Extension Office. There are opportunities like community service, leadership, and contests that can be associated with your project. All youth members must enroll in at least one project.
Tips for choosing a project:
Select a project (or projects) you like.
Consider the money and time it will take. Can parents/guardians help?
Consider the space and equipment that you have at home.
a 4-H project should be fun, serve a purpose, and be worth the effort.
Select only the number of projects you can complete
Contact your local county club to see which projects are already offered where you live.
Animal Agriculture
Livestock Judging
Dairy Goats
Horse, Horse Judging, Hippology
Breeding (Fancy) Poultry
Rabbits
Veterinary Science
Herpetology
Homesteading
Fashion & Interior Design
Food & Nutrition
Health & Personal Safety
Traditional Cooking
Workforce Preperation
Leaders for Life
Public Speaking
Shooting Sports
Coding
Photography
Robotics
Have an interest you want to explore but don’t see a 4-H project that quite fits? A Self-Directed Project may be a great option!
Self-directed projects allow 4-H members to explore a topic or interest that is not currently covered by one of our established project areas. With guidance from a 4-H volunteer and your County Extension Agent, members can develop their interest into a meaningful 4-H project with opportunities to set goals, learn new skills, and document their experiences.
Because these projects fall outside of established Texas 4-H project areas, curriculum, activities, contests, and other resources may be limited or may not be available through the Texas 4-H Youth Development Program. Members and families should be prepared to take an active role in finding resources and developing their project experience.
Have an idea for a Self-Directed Project? Contact the Denton County Extension Office to get started!