4‑H empowers young people to lead for a lifetime. 4‑H programs are grounded in the belief that kids learn best by doing. Kids complete hands-on projects in areas like science, health, agriculture and civic engagement, in a positive environment where they receive guidance from adult mentors and are encouraged to take on proactive leadership roles. Kids can concentrate on one focus area or they can try a variety of programs throughout their 4‑H experience.

 

4‑H programs are available through local 4‑H Community Clubs, 4‑H Project Clubs and a variety of workshops and day camps. With the support of adult mentors, youth select from a menu of hands-on project ideas to complete. 4‑H programs are available for children ages 8-18. 4‑H Cloverbud programs are available for children ages 5-7.

 

 

4-H Community Clubs

A 4-H Community club is a group of young people and adults who meet regularly for fun and learning. Clubs are usually made up of families from a community and often formed around schools, churches or community centers. Most clubs hold monthly meetings attended by members and their parents. Club members elect officers who lead the group and the meetings. An adult club leader advises the officers. The meetings usually last less than two hours. The time is equally divided among club business, recreation and educational programs. A well-organized 4-H club meeting provides opportunities for every member to be involved.

 

• Lexington
  Pending Club Leader
• Little Axe
  Pending Club Leader
• Noble

  Meeting date: 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm

  Location: 12 Corners Church

  To join please text @noble4h to 81010

• Norman
  Pending Club Leader
• Moore

  Meeting date: 1st Monday of the Month at 6:30pm

  To join please text @4hmoore to 81010

• Thrive Homeschool 4-H Club

  Meeting date: 1st Thursday of the Month at 2pm

  Location: Classroom C 601 E. Robinson St. Norman, OK 73071

  Contact Person: Bobby Read or Cathy Roach

  

4-H Project Clubs

Based on the interests of 4-H members, youth can develop their own pathway in 4-H. Participating in Project Clubs allow youth a hands-on, learning-by-doing experience that will build not only confidence, creativity and curiosity, but also life skills such as leadership and resiliency to help them thrive today and tomorrow. Cleveland County 4-H has a variety of Project Clubs that 4-H members are encouraged to join.

 

• Cleveland County Agriculture Club

  Meeting date: 1st Thursday of the month at 6pm

  Location: Classroom C 601 E. Robinson St. Norman, OK 73071

  Contact Person: Lily Stubbs

   

  Topics: Anything agriculture related from animals, to plants, and everywhere in-between!

• Clover Cloggers

  Meeting date: Wednesday at 7pm

  Location: Cleveland County Fairground Lobby

  Contact Person: Julia Narramore or Pam Zabawa

   

  Clogging is great exercise and a great life skill to learn. Come and dance with the Cloggers!

• Cleveland County Archery Club

  Meeting date: 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at 9am

  Location: Cleveland County Fairgrounds

  Contact Person: Lily Stubbs

  Archery participants can shoot recurve or compound bows. We have equipment available for use. Participants must be 9 years old.

   

  Please see the contact office at (405) 321-4774 for the shooting sports guidelines for ages and details. 

• Cleveland County Shooting Sports Club 

  Meeting date: Mondays at 6:30pm

  Location: Contact Club

  Contact Person: Lily Stubbs 

  We offer Air pistol and rifle & .22 pistol and rifle.

   

  Please see the contact office at (405) 321-4774 for the shooting sports guidelines for ages and details. 

• 4-H---4-C Robotics

  Meeting date: Pending meeting dates

  Location: Contact Club

  Contact person: Cleveland County Extension (405) 321-4774

• ORION Robotics Club

  Meeting date: Please contact office (405) 321-4774

  Contact Person: Amanda Hall or Roger Lewis

   

  Robotics club for youth 14 and over. Learn all about design, building, coding, and more!