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Pat's Plastercasts
Discover how a naturally occurring mineral like gypsum can be used to collect data for science and make cool art projects! Pat talks about how you can use Plaster of Paris to create track imprints.
4-H Spark Kits
Get a spark for learning! Explore fun learning the whole family can do together! Each activity handout will introduce a new topic with hands-on activities and videos.
Tillamook 4-H stitches together a lasting holiday hat-making tradition
Tillamook 4-H sewing clubs, which have gone by different names over the years, have created roughly 100 hats each year over the last 15 years.
Think like an Animal Scientist!
Watch the video to learn how animal scientists solve problems! Use the activity handout to record your data.
Got Milk? A Science Experiment!
Milk is the world's most complex, natural, and oldest fluid. Learn about caseins, a major protein in cow milk. Materials needed to complete the activity: Powdered or Fluid Milk, Measuring cup, Microwaveable bowl, Vinegar, Measuring spoon, Spoon, Coffee filter, Cup, Paper towels, Markers
Bears, Whales, Mice - Oh my!
Our natural world is fascinating. You will learn interesting facts about different animal's milk!
From Educators to Community Liaisons – Our Role in the Face of Adversity - video
Southern Region Keynote Talks 2020
Cultivating Connections – Farm to School programs in southern Oregon - video
Southern Region Keynote Talks 2020
From Educators to Community Liaisons...Our Role in the Face of Adversity
As educators, our roles in the communities we serve expand beyond delivering educational programming. OSU Extension faculty serve as community advocates and liaisons in the face of adversity
4-H youth explore nature and learn a healthy activity in new hiking club
Youths in the fourth through sixth grades gained a better understanding of how to enjoy hiking safely, while at the same time they experienced a lifelong activity that promotes a healthy and active lifestyle