Reading Adventures
Do you enjoy a good book? Do you like to read or study other project areas in 4-H? Check into the phases of the 4-H reading project.
Explore your Spark!
| Ready to get started? Check out the Reading Project Challenge in the Kansas Clover Classroom! |
Things to Learn/Do in the Project
- Learn how to use and enjoy the library
- Study a specific topic
- Read for pleasure
- Share a book review with others
Reading for Enjoyment:Share the book you enjoy best with someone - parents, family, leader or 4-H member, do one or more of the suggested activities and as much of "Know Your Library" as possible. Optional activities include preparing an exhibit, either as an individual or as a club, preparing a poster, notebook or display, giving a talk or demonstration
Reading for Project Enrichment:Read project material, read for information about projects from other sources, read at least one book for pleasure that is related to a project, do one or more of the suggested activities and as much of "Know Your Library" as possible. Optional activities include preparing an exhibit, either as an individual or as a club, preparing a poster, notebook or display, giving a talk or demonstration.
Reading for Discussion:Identify a discussion group (face-to-face, email, or website), keep record of books read and discussions attended, keep journal of reactions and reflections, serve as junior leader for younger members. Optional activities include sharing books with groups outside of 4-H or doing community service activities.
Project Materials
Reasonably priced materials are available for every project in Kansas 4-H. You can order the materials for your project online or contact your local Extension Office.
Reading (RD100)
General Reading Resources
Awards and Recognition
County Level
Award: Medal presented at your 4-H Achievement Banquet
State Level
Award: Medallion
National Level
Award: $400 National 4-H Congress Scholarship
