601GPM SPLASH2O
Recommended for 3rd-7th grader teachers or project advisors.
Science based program for learning about society and
water. This one lesson unit is ideal for introducing
youth to where water comes from, how it's used and
where it goes. ($2.75)
602GPM Beans About Water
Recommended for 4th-8th grade teachers or project advisors.
Learn about water, its properties and other
states of matter with the help of soy-related products.
Lessons include the study of water density, surface
tension, cohesion, adhesion, coagulation,
polymerization and suspension. Total of four lessons
designed for groups of 25. Ages 10 and up. ($2.00)
571 Arcs and Sparks - Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Recommended for use by 4-H members wanting to
build, modify and/or repair steel-based projects.
Learn about safety, selection of equipment and
materials, and fabricating techniques with shielded
metal arc welding. Basic welding abilities will be
developed while constructing several useful projects.
770 Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP)
Recommended for use by project advisors. There are NO member manuals for
this project. To be taught by certified volunteers only.
Project literature is available
only to adults who have completed a 4-H WHEP
Coaches Training Workshop. Check with your county
OSU Extension office for more details. 4-H WHEP is
designed to teach youth the fundamentals of wildlife
management. Components of 4-H WHEP are
identifying wildlife foods, interpreting wildlife habitat
from aerial photographs, prescribing wildlife
management practices and developing urban and
rural wildlife management plans.
556 Measuring Up - Level 1
Get started in woodworking by selecting a project
helper and setting up a safe place to work with wood
working tools such as: ear and eye protection, ruler or
tape measure, a square (utility, try framing or
combination), a hand cross cut saw, a coping saw, an
electric drill, clamps, a screwdriver, a hammer and
sand paper. Build and finish a project of your choice.
557 Making the Cut - Level 2
Select a wood project that will show off your new
skills with: a T-level, a miter box, a wood chisel, a
hand jig saw, a scroll saw, a hand stapler and a power
sander. You will also learn more about the different
species of wood.
558 Nailing it Together - Level 3
Build a more complex project using dowel joints,
spline joints or tongue and grove joints. Learn to use a
circular saw, radial arm saw, table saw, router, hand
plane, power stapler, pipe clamps, and adjustable bar
clamps to complete a project activity of your choice.
559 Finishing Up - Level 4
Challenge yourself to learn hand-cut dovetail joints,
mortise and tenon joints. Use a power router, various
planers, and a power jointer to create a project of your
choice. You will also learn about veneer and common
adhesives, as well as stripping and repairing wood.
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Advisor Supplement for Woodworking Project
560HG Woodworking Helper's Guide |
587 Writing and Reporting for Teens
Write, report and photograph your way to fame! This
project is designed to provide practical experience in
news gathering and reporting and contains some basic
activities designed to help youth become a good
reporter and writer. This advanced level project is
recommended for teens age 14-19 who have basic
skills in English and a working knowledge of cameras.
588 Creative Writing
Take the first step as a writer or poet by exercising
your creativity with activities designed to stimulate
your imagination and writing skills. This
intermediate level project is recommended for youth
age 12-19 years old and may be taken more than once.