 | Using
their HEADS to think and question. | 
Cloverbud Outing at
Dyken Pond, July 13, 2010 ~
a wildlife discovery with a pond study and sensory awareness activities
(Meet Your Tree and How Many Sounds Can You Hear?)
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 | Using
their HEARTS to care and cooperate. |
 | Using their HANDS to work and help. |
 | Using their HEALTH to be safe and strong. |
Cloverbuds are the youngest participants in the 4-H Program.
They are enthusiastic, curious, creative, robust and resilient young people who are growing physically, cognitively, socially and emotionally through a period of rapid and often uneven development. We know that each child develops on his or her own timetable so our Cloverbud Program provides a wide selection of activities. 4-H leaders can choose activities that are most appropriate for the developmental needs of their own Cloverbud members.
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