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The passcode for all workshops is fallforum.
The passcode for all workshops is fallforum.
4-H Online for Club Leaders
4-H Online for Club Leaders
Mike Farrey, Jill Jorgensen, Ellen Andrews, Kim Nawyn
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Meeting ID: 962 1671 5725
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College 101 with Collegiate 4-H
College 101 with Collegiate 4-H
You’re in middle or high school and want to know more about college? Join us for a conversation with Collegiate 4-H, UW-Madison to learn more about pre-college preparation, different majors and careers, and to ask questions about college life! We will start with an introduction from our Collegiate 4-H members, give an overview of the college experience, and then spend some time answering your questions about college.
UW-Madison Collegiate 4-H Members
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Meeting ID: 989 2590 6652
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,98925906652# US (Germantown)
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Connection before Content: Connecting 4-H Curriculum to VIrtual Spaces
Connection before Content: Connecting 4-H Curriculum to VIrtual Spaces
Join us as we explore some of the incredible 4-H Curriculum available!! The WI 4-H Virtual Learning Community Team wants to help YOU connect the curriculum to virtual learning and programming. There is a lot of excellent curriculum available that promotes positive youth development through experiential learning and we want to help you plan for ways to “connect young people to the content.” We’ll take a look at three different project curriculum focused on three different developmental stages. Registered participants will receive a copy of all three curriculum in the mail prior to Fall Forum!!
Heidi Benson, Chippewa County 4-H Educator; Wisconsin 4-H Virtual Learning Community Team
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Meeting ID: 945 6482 1078
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Dial By Location: +1 312 626 679
Doing DNA: The Code of Life
Doing DNA: The Code of Life
Explore ways to think about and work with DNA, the stuff that’s the leading “genetic recipe card” of life on Earth. We’ll start with the Paradox of the DNA Tube in which you’ll analyze a sample of highly-purified DNA, then you’ll extract DNA glop from wheat germ, and finally you’ll build a model of single-stranded DNA that shows how DNA is a lot like an alphabet that can spell (and misspell) genetic information. We’ll discuss your ideas about the roles of DNA science in food, health, environment, ethics, law and justice.
For this session, you will need:
30 ml (2 tablespoons) ice cold rubbing alcohol (91% if possible, 70% will do)
Tap water
1 ml (1/4 teaspoon) Dawn dishwashing detergent or similar
One box of 4 colors of food dyes
4 (clear plastic) cups, one for each of the four colors of food dye
Tom Zinnen, Biotechnology Education Specialist; Liz Jesse, Biotechnology Education Specialist
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Meeting ID: 993 5041 6138
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,99350416138# US (Germantown)
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Fairs, Extension, and You
Fairs, Extension, and You
This session dives into the partnership between Extension, Fairs Board and participants. We will focus on how Fairs function from the aspect of DATCP, the Wisconsin Association of Fairs, along with the partnership with Extension and the roles they play. Lastly, we will discuss how exhibitors and volunteers fit into the partnership. Fairs and 4-H function due to the invaluable support of volunteers, so join the discussion about how you can help.
Jason Hausler, Area Director and Liaison to the Wisconsin Association of Fairs; Jayme Buttke, Executive Secretary of the Wisconsin Association of Fairs
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Meeting ID: 944 8235 0727
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,94482350727# US (Germantown)
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Fall FLoral Arrangements & Herbal Vinegars
Fall FLoral Arrangements & Herbal Vinegars
In this hands-on session you will need to bring a few items to complete the tasks but you will learn basic floral design to make a beautiful floral arrangement for that end table or a center piece to brighten your home with ditch plants or drying end of summer perennials. You will also learn how easy it is to flavor vinegars with garlic and herbs to spice-up your fall salads and dishes! This workshop will require a minimal amount of material & plant preparation in advance of Fall Forum. Participants should be prepared to provide some basic food items, including vinegars, oil, and herbs.
Here are examples and ideas of items you may want to bring- you do not need to bring them all- just the ones you are wanting to use:
Flavored Vinegar Activity:
1 Bottle of Red or White Wine Vinegar. Can use apple cider vinegar too (Recommended amounts 8- 16 ounces)
Fresh cut or dried herbs. Black, white, or red pepper corns, red or other hot peppers, or garlic bulbs can be added too.
Fall Floral Arrangement Activity:
Flower Vase about 6-10" tall. Prefer wider bottom and narrow top
Marbles, rocks, or sand etc for weight in bottom of vase
Dried weeds, flower stems, etc anything you would like to add to use in doing an arrangement. Be Creative!! Can use grasses, or what you find growing along roadside or in your own flower beds.
Think of color contrasts- there are many shades of brown and cream in fall weeds after our frosts. Can add twigs, dried berries, pine cones etc.
Keep it simple and have fun!!!
Bring a pruning shears for cutting plant material to size for your arrangement!
Byron Hacker, 4-H Volunteer; Jim Hovland, Retired Extension Horticulturalist & 4-H Volunteer; Chuck Prissel, Polk County 4-H Youth Development Educator
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Meeting ID: 963 0906 6141
One Tap Mobile: +13126266799,,96309066141# US (Chicago)
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How to Make 4-H Club Meetings Culturally Relevant & Responsive
How to Make 4-H Club Meetings Culturally Relevant & Responsive
Tune in for a 1-hour session on how the Menominee 4-H program incorporates culturally relevant programming to Native American youth and families. We will be discussing outreach methods and will provide examples of culturally responsive activities.
Sofie Teller, Menominee County/Nation Positive Youth Development Educator
Meeting ID: 991 9379 6344
One Tap Mobile: +19292056099,,99193796344#
Dial By Location: +1 929 205 6099 US
How to Tell Your Story and Influence People: Resumes & Interview Tips
How to Tell Your Story and Influence People: Resumes & Interview Tips
Resume writing and interviewing are important leadership and life skills for youth leaders. Join in and learn some important tips and tricks for bettering your resume writing and interviewing skills. We will talk through what good and great resumes look like, as well as practice writing resume bullet points. Together we’ll brainstorm succinct ways to share our success stories! This seminar is geared toward youth leaders who are starting to think about applying for jobs, colleges, scholarships, and other opportunities.
Jenna Franseen, Racine County 4-H Leader; Libby Willkomm
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Meeting ID: 974 2666 2598
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,97426662598# US (Germantown)
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Living the 4-H Movement
Living the 4-H Movement
Have you heard about the Wisconsin 4-H Movement? The 4-H Movement provides adults and youth an opportunity to learn, grow, and develop alongside each other. Come learn more about the movement, how you’re already living it, how you can teach others to live it, and how “Together we can Make the Best, Better”.
Wisconsin 4-H Program Quality Standing Committee
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Meeting ID: 986 1005 1743
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The Process Behind the POlicies
The Process Behind the POlicies
Join members of the Wisconsin 4-H Policy Advisory Standing Committee (PASC) to learn about the process on how Wisconsin 4-H policies are developed and approved. In addition, session participants will get a virtual tour of the new Wisconsin 4-H Policy website and have an opportunity ask questions & share opinions about current Wisconsin 4-H policies.
John de Montmollin, Wisconsin 4-H Assistant Program Manager; Wisconsin 4-H Policy Advisory Standing Committee
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Meeting ID: 963 9060 4930
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,96390604930# US (Germantown)
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Think Outside the Box: Having Fun While Learning Problem-Solving Strategies
Think Outside the Box: Having Fun While Learning Problem-Solving Strategies
This fun workshop will use brain-teasers and puzzles to learn how we can approach problem-solving in a positive effective way. You’ll be interacting with the screen and shouting out answers too! We will discuss tips you can use for problem-solving in a group (or individually). (Parents/Guardians welcome to join in the workshop, noting that activities are targeting youth participation, with guidance and support from adults).
Ron Jakubisin, Fond du Lac County Positive Youth Development Educator
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Meeting ID: 927 3970 0510
One Tap Mobile: +13017158592,,92739700510# US (Germantown)
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