| | Feature PublicationsThe LEAP (Learning Education Action Plan) curriculum was developed to help youth understand various career opportunities in the Nebraska career Education Career Fields and Clusters. It was developed with the Nebraska Department of Education. School standards are included. New February 2012! Retail - $9.95
The activity book is for youth to use as they work with the project activities. Each page of the youth’s activity book corresponds to the Helper’s Guide and the multiple activities they can do. New February 2012! Retail - $3.50
The Helper’s Guide provides details for the various possible projects youth can choose from. Use it as you work with youth and their A Space for Me activity book. School Standards are included. New February 2012! Retail - $9.95
What's New?2012 Pick-a-ProjectNeed help choosing reference materials? Check out the 2012 Nebraska 4-H Pick-a-Project. This curriculum reference guide lists project resources available for Nebraska 4-H members, families and volunteers. It includes materials developed by the University of Nebraska 4-H Youth Development, National 4-H and other university, as well as online resources. For a complete list of projects, please refer to the Pick-You-Project. Nebraska Youth Entrepreneurs Gain National Attention4-H youth from across the state participated in the 2011 NAE4-HA conference Entrepreneur Marketplace on October 26, 2011 in Omaha. Along with other businesses working with GROW Nebraska Stores and selling online, these youth held their own and caught the attention of the national audience of attendees. Many of the youth sold out of their on-hand inventory and had to take orders to keep up with demand. For a list of products, Youth Entrepreneurs and their contact information Click Here! The youth business owners participated in an entrepreneur camp called ESI which is a program developed by the University of Nebraska State 4-H curriculum design team in partnership with the NE Department of Education, The Office of Former Congressman Tom Osborne, NetForce, Hometown Competitiveness, The Gallup Organization and the Krieger Family Foundation. For more information about this collaboration and amazing curriculum, please visit esi.unl.edu or contact the state 4-H office at curriculum office at 402.472.4067. Nebraska 4-H Youth Curriculum Committee Gains National AudienceMember of the Nebraska State 4-H Youth Curriculum Committee attended the 2011 NAE4-HA National Conference in Omaha on October 26. Five 4-Her's from across the state came to the Century Link Center to represent their group, help promote the Youth Curriculum Committee and promote Nebraska curriculum. The five members presented three seperate times to a mixture of local and national audiences. The following members attended the 2011 NAE4-HA Conference: Jordan Paine Miranda Wieczorek Allison Hilfiker Marissa Christiancy Sarah Eckstein To see what other YCC members are up to click on the Youth Curriculum Committee link in the Navigation on the left side of this page.
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