Dive into 4-H!
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- November 4, 2021
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Overview
"Dive into 4-H!" features six short, impactful, engaging lessons that are simple and adaptable for all ages. These lessons require minimal, inexpensive supply lists and can be used in multiple settings as stand-alone lessons or as a lesson series. Use the lessons as a "one-shot" program or go more in-depth with the lesson options to broaden project education. (69 Pages)
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