3:00-3:50
                   

4:00-4:50

5:00-5:30   

5:45-6:45

Photo Workshop
Room 11

Virtual Horse Part 1
Room 9

Snack Break

Photo Workshop
Room 8

Ice breakers
Room 17

Public Presentations
Room 11

Virtual Horse Part 2
Room 9

Sheep & goats
Room 14

Scholarships
Room 8

Public Presentations
Room 11

Poster Making  
Room 10                      

Poster Making
Room 10

Stations open from 3:00 - 6:45

• Pork Quality Assurance - self instruction stations (Room 3)
• Record Books (Room 23)
• Hands of Learning Activities:
       Open to adults and members to come and play! Find an idea to take back to
       your club.  (Room 23)

*Take Your Best Shot*  Karen Robertson
Bring a camera if you have one. Practice setting the scene and taking better pictures. Karen Robertson will lead you through some fun hands-on photography. For beginners through experienced photographers.

*Make Your Best Shots Better*  Karen Robertson
Explore methods for selecting, cropping, and sizing photographs for display, print, e-mail or the web. Participants will use tools from simple scraps of paper to computers. Bring your photos; prints or on a memory card, thumb drive, or lap top.

*Own a Virtual Horse for a Year!*   Robin Nachtigal & Becky Evers
Part One:
Purchase your own virtual horse! Learn the general costs of caring for a horse for a year. Purchase feed, tack and learn about annual upkeep expenses.

Part Two:
Roll the dice and take your horse to shows, gaming or trail rides. Experience paying for tack, entry fees, shoeing, unforeseen veterinary fees and more!

*Volunteer Leaders’ Training Level 1*   Bridget Rohner
Become a Certified 4-H Volunteer. If you are interested in taking leaders’ training please contact Karen Robertson 659-3209, robertk@wsu.edu.

*Public Presentations*  Ryan Baye
From introducing yourself to a group - to structured demonstrations for judged competitions. Pick up some tips for “being up front,” planning, and presenting topics
to others.

*Sheep and Goats*  Jill Swannack, DVM
For sheep and goat project  participants, basic to advanced. Learn about  selection, feeding, and health. Question and Answer time available.

*The Ins and Outs of Scholarships*   Art Swannack
Do’s & Don’ts of filling out scholarship applications and what evaluators look for. Hands-on activities include on-line scholarship searchers. Great for parents, leaders, and teens 9th. Grade & up!

*Poster Making*  Rhonda Widmer
Fair Superintendent, Rhonda Widmer, will help demystify the judges score sheet to guide your poster planning and construction.

The following activities will be open to adults and members during each session:

PQA:  Pork Quality Assurance: A self teaching and correcting CD available to swine project members. Complete the CD and you will eligible to receive your PQA certificate.

Hands on Learning Activities:  Open to adults and members to come and play! Find an idea to take back to your club.

Record Books:  Do you have questions? Would you like to see samples?  Bring your record book, ask questions, get hands-on, real-time help.

Coordinated by Aubrey Houger and Sponsored by Lincoln County 4-H Leaders Council
Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination.  Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office. Reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities and special needs who contact the Extension office in advance.

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