Clover Kids
Clover Kids is the officially recognized 4-H program in Missouri for children under age 8. The program is designed to provide 5 to 7 year-olds a variety of educational and recreational experiences in a non-competitive environment.
Clover Kids are involved in activities led by an adult that will help
them:
- Explore many different interests
- Build self-confidence
- Practice communication skills
- Get along and share with others Be a part of a group
What do Clover Kids do?
Clover Kids attend meetings that center around fun learning activities.
Some examples include: pets, food/nutrition, science/space, puppets,
music, magic, plants, arts/crafts and much more!
Can parents or guardians be involved?
Yes, parents and guardians can volunteer! Whether it’s making food for a
meeting, driving members to activities or becoming a Clover Kids leader,
there is always room for parents and guardians to become involved.
Contact your
county
MU Extension center
for more information about the Clover Kids program. A 4-H staff member
will guide you to the Clover Kids opportunities in your area.
Does it cost anything to join 4-H Clover Kids?
There is a small fee to join 4-H Clover Kids – check with your
county MU Extension center for details. In addition, there may be charges for
materials or special trips.
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"I like 4-H Clover Kids cause I get to make fun stuff. I learned that spiders aren't bugs (insects) - they got too many legs."
Clover Kid member, Bollinger County