4-H Basics
What are the 4 “H”’s?
Head, Heart, Hands & Health
I pledge my ________ to clearer thinking.
Head
What project teaches about cameras and taking pictures?
Photography
This small animal is known as either a buck or doe and has long ears.
Rabbit
Much like young humans, a baby goat is called a _________.
Kid
Two colors represent 4-H. This color represents life, growth & youth.
Green
What hand gesture is used to represent larger service?
Both hands held out with palms up.
Which project includes archery and air rifle?
Shooting Sports
Name 3 livestock projects.
Any 3.
This baby may be pink and is commonly known to say ”oink”!
Piglet
This color represents purity.
White
Which of the “H”’s pledges to greater loyalty?
Heart
If you were in a swine club, which animal would you show?
Pig
This project area focuses on producing a quality animal for meat.
Market
This baby is included in a famous song about Mary.
Lamb
What is the 4-H slogan?
“Learn by Doing”
What is the fourth line of the pledge?
…my health to better living…
Name 3 indoor projects.
Any 3
This livestock competition judges the participant’s knowledge of their animal.
Showmanship
This baby is born bald and might enjoy carrots.
Kit
What is the 4-H Motto?
”To make the best better”
Who/What does a 4-H member pledge to?
…to my club, community, country and my world.
This project allows the member to focus on any topic of their choosing.
Self-determined
This required training addresses proper care and production practices.
MQA (Meat Quality Assurance)
This baby may grow into a Hamburger.
Calf