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Join Bladen, Brunswick, New Hanover, and Pender Counties for a 4-H Presentation Workshop!
What are 4-H Presentations? 4-H Presentations are a huge part of North Carolina 4-H. It is one of the most successful ways to help a young person learn how to do a public speech. It focuses on members teaching others what they know about a particular project/subject matter.
Benefits of 4-H Presentations:
– Teaches life skills
– Increase public speaking skills
– Increase self-confidence
– Increase knowledge & interest in a specific subject matter
– Helps youth with communication, college/post-secondary education, and careers.
4-Hers who do a presentation develop self-confidence, the ability to speak in front of an audience, and the ability to think ahead. Youth will present at County Activity Day and then District Activity Day. Any youth that wins at District Activity Day will advance to the state competition.
What you need to know:
When? Thursday, February 15th from 6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Where? New Hanover County Extension Office and Arboretum’s Education Center (Virtual option available!) 6206 Oleander Dr.
Who? All 4-H Youth and families who want to learn more about 4-H Presentations! (Adults are encouraged to attend with their youth)
Sign up here for this free workshop: https://go.ncsu.edu/4hpresentationworkshop2024
This will help prepare youth for our County Presentation and Talent Day on April 27th (You do not need to attend this training to still participate in County Presentations)
Questions? Contact us at elizabeth_stratton@ncsu.edu and alex-eaker@ncsu.edu!
Read more at: https://newhanover.ces.ncsu.edu/2024/02/4-h-presentation-workshop-2/