School Enrichment

4-H school enrichment programs bring hands-on, experiential learning into classrooms to complement academic subjects and engage students in practical life skills. These programs often focus on topics like STEM, agriculture, leadership, and healthy living, helping youth develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. They provide teachers with ready-to-use resources and activities that make learning interactive and fun.

Below are some of WVU Extension's 4-H School Enrichment programs. Contact your local Extension office for a complete list of their available school enrichment programs.

Chicken Embryology

Chicken Embryology is an interactive life science program for Grades 3 through 5.

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Seeing Yourself in the Future

Seeing Yourself in the Future is a middle and high school career readiness program, that also offers interactive introductory lessons for students in grades 3 through 5.

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