Youth Participate in 4-H “Make It and Take It” Project Night

The 4-H “Make It and Take It” Project Night was held on May 2, 2017 at the Community Hall in Red Lake Falls.  Participants were able to do all three projects that were being offered.  The projects included: “Butterfly Craft Project, Bath Bombs Project, and Ice-Cream in a Bag Project.  The 4-H Club Volunteers, 4-H Ambassadors, and parents helped out at each of the sessions.  

The 4-H Youth Development Program lets kids try new skills and express themselves through fun, hands-on activities.  Working on projects helps connect kids with their friends, families, communities, and the world.  4-H helps kids gain confidence and develop life skills that will help them be successful.  4-H welcomes boys, girls, and adults from all backgrounds, no matter where they live.  The entire family can join in projects and activities.

For more information about the 4-H Youth Development Program, call the Extension Office at 218-253-2897 or 1-800-770-1244.  This project night was sponsored by the Red Lake County 4-H Leader’s Council and the University of Minnesota Extension.