TeamUp Calendar – Check out all the virtual events
4-H Youth & Volunteer Informed Consent Forms
Youth form or Adult form – updated 6/15/20
If you have already completed a form and uploaded it, there is no need to complete a new one.
Resources for Remote 4-H Volunteers During Remote Learning
Please review the following guidelines that will help us centralize our information. Colorado State University and Boulder County have compiled social media guidelines for the safety of our youth and families including; Zoom, youtube, Kahoot, club judging activities as well as online trainings & resources.
- Remote Learning Guidelines
- Dog Project – Virtual Dog Training
- Boulder County 4-H Social Media Guidelines
Steps to In-Person Programming
At this time, all 4-H programming and activities should continue to be done virtually. However, as we look forward to the potential of in-person activities, we do have some protocols in place. The first one is that every 4-H member and 4-H leader must sign an informed consent and upload it to your 4-HOnline account. Log into your account and then go to the individual’s profile. Then under “additional information” there will be a section to add a pdf as an upload of COVID consent. The informed consents can be found here Youth and Volunteer. If you plan to participate in-person 4-H Programming in the future, you must have one of these on file. Take the time to get this task completed sooner than later. Thanks for your consideration.
State Shooting Sports Information
For the latest on the State Shoot-Off, follow this link => State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships
Virtual Contest Updates
Carnival Auction
We are working towards an online Auction from the items donated to Carnival. Please fill out this form if you have items over $10 in value to put in the Online Auction for the Youth Council. You will need to fill out the form for each item here => Item Form
MQA for 2020
New Opportunity For 2020, MQA (Meat Quality Assurance) is offered as a Virtual Training.
>> The goal of this team was to create an online version of the required MQA training for you to take from your homes at your own convenience. We understand that learning from a screen is a lot harder than learning in person. To help with those barriers, we have developed this training to be self‐led at your own pace. Members may take 10 mins to do a couple sections and then take a break or spend the full time to complete all 10 lessons at once.
>> Each lesson is followed by a review question found in the quiz section. You must complete each section and quiz before going to the next.
>> Once you complete this training and the reviews (quizzes), there is a link to the Colorado 4-H Online MQA Test. You must take this test and pass it with 80% in order to consider your training complete. You must also fully complete the training modules.
4-H Friday Updates
| March 27, 2020 | April 17, 2020 | May 15, 2020 | June 5, 2020 |
| April 3, 2020 | April 24, 2020 | May 22, 2020 | June 12, 2020 |
| April 10, 2020 | May 8, 2020 | May 29, 2020 | June 19, 2020 |
Colorado 4-H Resources
National 4-H Resources
4-H at home: Space, Gardening & Music
Conversations with Kids During Stressful Events
Completing 4-H & The 5 Steps:
We know that 4-H for you might be a bit different in these uncertain times. However our goals are to help you complete your projects and make the most of the experiences that we can. So to focus our efforts to help you complete these 5 4-H requirements. You might need to get creative for this time but let’s all try to have 100% completion of our projects. #Boulder4HStrong
- Do a demonstration
- Complete a judging activity
- Do a community service project in the name of 4-H
- Exhibit your project
- Complete a record book for your project
Livestock Resources
Please see the attached Market Animal Budget Planner worksheet developed by Adams County 4-H Agent Kenzie Kimmel kkimmel@adcogov.org to use as a resource as a 4-H member who may have questions about purchasing 4-H Livestock. This worksheet will assist members and their families in making that decision for themselves by identifying the costs and projected income of the 4-H market animal if sold at market value versus potential County Fair Sale value.
