Hunt County Awards
Project completion forms are due July 15th, 2024, by 12:00 pm. We will not accept late forms. Please read instructions in Award Guidelines carefully as items have changed.
Objective of the Hunt County 4-H Awards Program
The Hunt County 4-H Awards Program is designed to recognize the accomplishments of 4-H members for their project work, leadership skills, personal growth and development, and participation in various 4-H sponsored activities.
Award applications are due to the Hunt County AgriLife Extension office by Awards information TBA.
Membership, Age, and Project Information
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Membership
All award recipients must be actively in enrolled in Hunt County 4-H through the Texas 4-H Connect online system. To enroll or edit your membership profile, please visit: https://www.4honline.com/.
4-H Age Divisions
- Clover Kids – Grade Levels K-2*
- Juniors – Grade Levels 3-5
- Intermediates – Grade Levels 6-8
- Seniors – Grade Levels 9-12
*Clover Kids are not eligible to participate in all traditional 4-H projects nor any competitions.
Projects
What defines a 4-H project? A 4-H project has 4 components:
- Six or more sequential learning experiences of 20-60 minutes in length (each)
- Community Service
- Leadership
- Exhibition of project work, if applicable
Award Information
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Member Project Completion Pins
Project completion pins will be provided for all 4-H members who complete and turn in their project completion forms. 4-H members may receive one pin each year for every project they complete. Project completion pins will be presented at the annual Hunt County 4-H Awards Event.
For complete list of 4-H projects, please visit: https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/.
Application/Form to be completed: Hunt County Project Completion Form
Clover Kid Project Completion Pins
Hunt County follows the Texas 4-H guidelines for Clover Kids. Emphasis is on providing project-related learning experiences and forms of recognition which are age appropriate and based on current youth development research. The individual project is the basis for a significant part of the education in 4-H.
Projects and curricula approved by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for Clover Kids include:
Curricula:
- Hatching In The Classroom
- Yea 4-H!
- Junior Master Gardener
Projects are restricted to those mentioned above which the youth can, by themselves, understand, manage, and care for and for which the youth can master the associated subject matter knowledge.
For more information on Clover Kid programs and projects, please visit Texas 4-H rules and guidelines , page 4.
Application/Form to be completed: Hunt County Clover Kid Completion Form
