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4‐H Summer Camps and Ac vi es Registra on Tooele County 4-H
Summer is almost here! Check out the flyer full of 4‐H summer ac vi es and 151 N. Main St.
Tooele, UT 84074
day camps that is included in this newsle er! We’ve planned a variety of ac vi‐
es and experiences this summer. We think there is something for everyone. Phone:(435) 277-2405
www.tooele4H.org
As of this moment, masks are required by everyone entering the Health De‐
partment building where our office is located. We’ll let you know if that chang‐
Inside this Issue:
es. If your 4‐Her is sick or quaran ned, do not bring them. Call and we will work it out.
Enroll in 4‐H and register for these ac vi es/camps through 4h.zsuite.org. Your status must be 1-Day 4-H Activities 2
“ac ve” to sign up for ac vi es. Registra on for most June camps and ac vi es open May Cooking/Sewing Camps 2
24th. Other ac vi es open June 1 & 15, July 1 & 15 depending on the date of the event.
Cloverbuds 2
Service Learning Adventure: Thank Veterans & Ac ve Military Jr. Livestock Show 3
It’s me for another 4‐H service adventure. This month the theme is “Na onal Horse Program 3
Day of Ac on”. The challenge is to serve our ac ve military and veterans in State 4-H Events 3
some way during the month. Sugges ons are: write le ers or send care pack‐
County 4-H Contests 4
ages to service men and women from your community, decorate yards and
graves of veterans on flag day (June 14), plant or give red, white and blue flow‐ Teen Council 4
ers. Do your project with your family, friends or 4‐H club. Report your project, me, photos
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and the impact of your service to Robyn Handley at robyn.handley@usu.edu. Through your
service, you are making a big difference in our community. Thanks!
Wild Wild West: 4‐H Family Camp at Ophir is July 5‐7
We all agree, 4‐H Family Camp at Ophir is the best! This year’s theme is the Wild,
Wild West. Held July 5‐7 at the Ophir Canyon Educa on Center. Cost is $10 per
person and includes cra s and Tuesday dinner.
Monday, July 5th, come up in the a ernoon, set up your camp, design your camp
t‐shirt and a end a workshop before dinner. Tuesday is a full day of workshops
and ac vi es and a chuck wagon dinner. Wednesday is “get up and clean up camp” a er break‐
fast. We have to check out by 11 am. (Oh yes, there’s a water fight at the 4‐H Corral on Tues‐
day, bring a squirt gun!)
Bring your own camping equipment and supplies for your other meals. Ophir is cooler and your
cell phone won’t interrupt your family me. (No cell service in the canyon). Families who
choose not to camp overnight are invited and encouraged to come up and a end camp all day
on Tuesday (bring lunch, dinner provided). See the enclosed flyer for more informa on. 1
Utah State University Extension
“Just 1 Day” 4‐H Summer Ac vi es Pack a Punch
Plant Pizzazz:
Increase your knowledge of plants and gardening. Spend the summer watching them grow.
Pet Rock Art:Create a new BFF that can fit in your pocket. The craze of the 1970’s has never le us.
Clover Chem: Chemistry experiments using ordinary stuff you can find at home. You’ll be amazed.
Flower Design: Think of all the things you can do with flowers. Learn to enhance their beauty in corsages and
arrangements. Must have finished the 5th grade.
Explore Paint: Paint is amazing. Its look depends on how you apply it. Try different tools & techniques.
Fun with the Sun: All things solar. Powerful. Available. The future. See if you can cook your lunch by the sun.
Sign up for these ac vi es through 4h.zsuite.org. Many have separate sessions for cloverbuds and 3rd grade & up.
Expanded 4‐H Pickle Ball Opportuni es
Have you ever heard of Pickle Ball? No, it’s not a ball made from a pickle. Think tennis and ping‐
pong and four‐square combined. It is one of the ho est games out there and a lot of fun. This
summer you can give it a try through our 4‐H ac vi es at Porter Park in Stansbury and Elton Park
in Tooele. You must register through 4h.zsuite.org to have a spot that day. Make sure you know
the date and the loca on that you are registering to a end. Cost is $1.50 per day.
Summer 4‐H Cooking Camps
We all enjoy food! Learning to cook it is a lot of fun for everyone. There are lots of food related camps this summer to choose from.
Which interests you?
You Need Pie Camp: Learn from the best. Pauline Fish from Pauline’s Pies will share her secrets. June 14‐15,
10 am‐3 pm. Bring a light lunch each day. $15
Lights, Camera, Cook It Camp: Be part of a “cooking show” and create a video to share with your family. Learn
cooking, presenta on and videography skills. June 28‐29, 10 am‐2 pm (bring a light lunch).
June 30, 3‐8 pm. Invite your family to come and share in your video premier at 7 pm. $15
Cupcake Camp: Make, bake and decorate cupcakes extraordinaire for 3 scrump ous days. July 28‐30, 10 am‐2 pm $15
Food With an Interna onal Flair Camp: Transport yourself around the world as you feast on foods from many lands & cultures.
You’ll learn customs, culture & cooking, then eat what you make for lunch. Aug 16‐17, 10 am‐2 pm $20
Spa & Sew Camp Adds a Fun Twist
“Rest and Relax” is the theme of this year’s beginner/advanced beginner sew camp. It has a fun twist, it’s
also a “spa” camp. In this 2+ day camp you’ll sew a pillowcase, a neck wrap, a pin cushion and a lip balm
holder. You’ll decorate a t‐shirt to use as a sleep shirt and make lo on and lip balm. A er this
burst of crea ve energy, a li le rest and relaxa on will feel “ahhhhh‐some”. Camp is July 15‐16
from 10 am‐2 pm and July 17 as needed. The cost is $8 plus supplies that you will purchase and
bring to camp. The supply list will be available on 4h.zsuite.org and tooele4h.org to download.
Bring your own sewing machine or reserve one to use. Call Darlene 435‐840‐4404.
Just For CloverBuds: Grades K‐2
Do you keep wishing you were older so you can be in 4‐H? No need, there are lots of 4‐H ac vi es open to cloverbuds,
our youngest 4‐Hers.
Plant Pizzazz: June 2 10‐11 am $4
Pet Rock Art: June 8 9:30‐10:30 am $1
Chemistry for Cloverbuds: June 21 9:30‐11:30 am $10
4‐H Family Camp at Ophir July 5‐7 (see schedule) $10
Explore Paint: July 21 11 am‐12:30 pm $3
Tooele County 4‐H Fair Aug 2‐7 turn in your projects on Aug 2, enjoy the fair Aug 5‐7
Cloverbud “Fun with the Sun”: Aug 11 10 am‐1 pm $7
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Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show
The Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show is August 4‐7 at Deseret Peak. Animals must be tagged by the
June 5 deadline (the Beef deadline has passed). 3 tagging days will be held: June 2, 6‐8 pm @
Deseret Peak; June 3, 5‐6 pm @ Tooele High Animal Lab; June 5, 9 am‐noon @ Tooele High Animal
Lab. If you cannot get your animal to one of these tagging dates, call Linden at the 4‐H office (435‐
277‐2407). Take note that the June 5 is also the tagging deadline for sheep, swine and goats for the Tooele show.
Show registra on and fees are due by July 5th. You can fill it out and turn it in at the tagging, bring it in person to the
4‐H office or mail it to: Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show, 86 Kelsey View Dr., Tooele, 84074. Please make checks out to:
Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show (TCJLS). No late entries will be accepted. If you mail the forms they must be post‐
marked by July 5.
Pen set up is August 2nd at 8 am at Deseret Peak. The weigh‐in for market animals is August 4 from 4‐6 pm. Registra‐
on forms and show informa on can be found on tooele4h.org.
Showmanship Showdown (Jack‐pot)
A new event sponsored by the Tooele High FFA on July 17th at Deseret Peak. This
“jackpot” will give you a chance to prac ce your showmanship skills before the live‐
stock show. If you’re on your mark, you could go home with a bonus. Swine 10 am,
Sheep 12 pm, Goat 3 pm, Beef 5 pm. Use the QR code to access the registra on form.
Register by July 1st, the cost is $20 per species. “Day of” registra on will be $10 more.
Ques ons? Call Jane e Shields at 435‐830‐1139 or Kassidie Gunnell at 435‐841‐4179.
4‐H Horse Council
4‐H horse season is off and running! You must be registered in 4‐H by May 31 to be eligible to com‐
pete in the 2021 4‐H horse shows. You must also fill out a horse project form and submit it to Chris‐
ne Jones as soon as possible if you haven’t done it yet. This tells us which horse you plan to ride. If
you are also compe ng in 2‐handed and/or foal it will let us know those horses as well.
The first horse show will be June 11‐12 at the Bit’n Spur Arena in Tooele. Registra on for the show will open on May
20th and close June 7th at 4 pm. Tests will be given online again this year. They will be sent to your email a er you
register for the show. Be sure to take note when the test must be completed so you don’t miss out. The test is med,
once begun, you can’t stop and come back to it.
The second Tooele County 4‐H show is July 16‐17, also at the Bit’n Spur Arena. The third show is August 20‐21 at the
Grantsville Arena. The state 4‐H Horse Show is at the Blackhawk Arena in Salina, September 22‐25 with different
events for different groups on different days. (The 2‐day Western Individual show is the 24‐25.)
The next horse council mee ng will be June 9. For more informa on, contact your horse club leader or the 4‐H office.
State Sponsored 4‐H Camps & Ac vi es for Summer 2021
Summer is a 4‐H fes val of opportuni es. Clubs are more ac ve. This newsle er is full of camps
and ac vi es sponsored by the county. Some of the most an cipated events are the state 4‐H
events. Tooele County 4‐H will coordinate transporta on.
JYC or Junior Youth Conference: For youth who have just finished 5th & 6th grades. June 7‐9 at
Snow College campus in Ephraim. This event is non‐stop fun and always a pleaser. Registra on is
open through 4h.zsuite.org. Space is limited and filling fast.
i4‐H: Exclusive for youth who have just finished 7th & 8th grades. June 21‐23 at USU Eastern in Price. Adventure and
more awaits the par cipant. Registra on just opened through 4h.zsuite.org. Don’t get le behind, register soon.
Teen Summer Summit: High school youth will enjoy this new event held July 12‐14 on the USU campus in Logan. Lead‐
ership is the focus but fun is the style. You don’t want to miss out on the inaugural year of this event. Watch for regis‐
tra on to open in 4h.zsuite.org.
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County 4‐H Contest Nights: June 10 & 11
County 4‐H contests are back! They will be held on June 10 and 11 beginning at 7 pm each evening.
Contests held on Thursday, June 10 are Favorite Foods and Horse and General Demonstra ons and FCS
Presenta ons. The contests on Friday, June 11, are Public Speaking: Prepared Speech, Impromptu Pub‐
lic Speaking and Horse Public Speaking, and Talent Contests for vocal, instrumental, piano, dance and
variety. Register for 4‐H contests through 4h.zsuite.org.
Favorite Foods, Demonstra on/Presenta on and Public speaking contestants are able to take their
contests to the next level and compete at the 4‐H Classic in Utah County at the end of June. Horse re‐
lated contests (demonstra on and public speaking) have state level compe ons at the Horse and Live‐
stock Symposium in October in Logan. Sadly, there is no longer a State Level compe on for 4‐H Talent contestants but
we will con nue the contest on a county level as long as there is interest.
See the enclosed flyer for more informa on about County 4‐H contests for 2021. Some addi onal contests will happen
at the Tooele County fair in August.
Favorite Foods 4‐H Contests
Favorite Foods is a favorite 4‐H contest! The format is simple and fun and will start a love of 4‐H con‐
tests that will last a life me. First: sign up in 4h.zsuite.org so we know you are coming. Then on June
10th make your favorite food at home and bring it to the 4‐H office at 7 pm. You’ll need to bring it in
a serving dish with a serving utensil so it has a nice presenta on. Also bring a placemat or tablecloth,
a centerpiece and the recipe for the judge. A er you set up your table space, a judge will come to
you and sample your dish. They will look at the recipe and ask you a few ques ons about your dish.
Things like “why is this your favorite food?” and “what was hard/easy about making it?” Be ready to tell about the nu‐
tri on of the dish. Smile a lot and look at the judge when you talk so they can hear everything you say. That’s all there
is to it. (Think “show & tell”). Ques ons? Call Darlene at 435‐277‐2406 or Tamra at 435‐277‐2405
Summer Line Dancing
Our 4‐H Teen Council has a fun idea for everyone this summer. Line dancing in the parking lot!
It’s free, it’s outside and you don’t have to dress up or pre‐register! You don’t even have to
know the steps, learn as you go. All ages are invited. It’s great exercise but you’ll have so much
fun it won’t even feel like you’re exercising. Join us on June 4 & 24 and July 9 & 30 from 7:30‐9
pm. The fun is infec ous but so much be er than coronavirus!
4‐H Teen Council and Teen Leadership Camp
4‐H teen council is for youth in grades 7‐12. It is a great opportunity to make friends, grow skills, have fun
and serve the community. They have lots of fun and rewarding things planned for the summer. Don’t wait
around to be invited, call Robyn Handley at 435‐277‐2402 and get involved.
Coming up in August is a 2 day, teen leadership camp. A big harrah before school resumes, you’ll learn ways
to grow your confidence, improve your personal skills and become a true leader. The date is August 13‐14. Lunch will
be provided both days. Start and end mes will be announced when registra on opens through 4h.zsuite.org but plan
on spending all day, both days.
Camp Thrive
A summer day camp for youth ages 10‐18 (finished grades 4‐12) focused on the important needs we all have that grow
our resilience and help us thrive. You’ll have so much fun with the ac vi es you’ll hardly no ce that you’re learning
something about physical, emo onal, social and intellectual needs and how they impact our day to day life.
Camp Thrive is July 26‐29 from 9 am‐12:30 pm at the 4‐H office. Thanks to a grant, this camp is
FREE to 4‐H members. Register through 4h.zsuite.org. If you have ques ons, contact Tamra Cox
(435‐277‐2405) or Robyn Handley (435‐277‐2402).
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FOMO? Don’t Miss Out on 4‐H Extras
Do you know that great 4‐H opportuni es may have slipped by you? We send out emails peri‐
odically with info about 4‐H opportuni es that are happening too soon to wait for the next
newsle er. Emails come via 4h.zsuite.org usually from Tamra Cox. Make sure they don’t end
up in your “other” or “junk” or “spam” or you will “miss out”!
We also post as “Tooele County 4‐H” on Facebook and Instagram. “Like” the pages so we
know you’re seeing them. Follow us so you see them in your feed. Seriously, don’t “miss out”!
This newsle er is being mailed to everyone who was registered in 4‐H last year (2019‐20) as
well as those registered for the current 4‐H year (2020‐21). From this point on, we will only
send mailings to those with current registra ons in 4h.zsuite.org for 2020‐21. If you haven’t re‐enrolled and become
“ac ve” for the 2020‐21 4‐H year, you guessed it, you’ll “miss out”! Do it today. Ques ons? Call 435‐277‐2405 for help.
Welcome to Extension/4‐H Summer Interns!
It’s that me of year again when our office is full of great ideas and youthful energy. We are fortunate to have 3 interns
with us this summer! Autumn Zierenberg is interning with Darlene helping out with cooking and sewing projects and
more. Liz Fidler is working with Linden and sharing her green thumb with us. Ashlee Greenhalgh is dedicated to all
things 4‐H this summer while she assists Robyn. We’re excited about all the 4‐H possibili es for this summer. Say hello
when you see them and thanks for all their help!
Linden Greenhalgh Darlene Christensen
Agriculture/4-H Family & Consumer
County Director Science/4-H
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Tamra Cox Robyn Handley Sarah Patino Nickole Brown
4-H Secretary 4-H Coordinator Create Better Health Extension Secretary
Upcoming 4‐H Events
June 5 Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show Registra on Deadline
5‐7 4‐H Family Camp @ Ophir: Wild, Wild West
2 Plant Pizzazz 10 am (K‐2) & 1 pm (3rd +) 8 Pickleball @ Porter Park, Stansbury 9 am
Livestock Tagging @ Deseret Peak 6‐8 pm Flowers– Corsages & Boutonnieres 1 pm
3 Pickleball @ Porter Park, Stansbury 9 am 9 Flowers– Bouquets & Arrangements 1 pm
Livestock Tagging @ THS 5‐6 pm Line Dancing 7:30 pm
4 Line Dancing 7:30 pm 12‐13 Robo cs (session 2) 9:30 am
5 Livestock Tagging @ THS 9 am‐noon 14 Crochet Club 1 pm
Tagging Deadline for Tooele County Jr. Livestock Show
7‐9 JYC (finished 5th & 6th grade) 15 Pickleball @ Elton Park, Tooele 9 am
8 Pet Rock Art 9:30 am (K‐2) & 11 am (3rd+) 15‐17 “Rest & Relax” Spa/Sew Camp 10 am
10 Pickleball @ Elton Park, Tooele 9 am 16‐17 2nd 4‐H Horse Show, Bit & Spur Arena
Drones (session 1) 2:30 pm 17 Livestock Showmanship Showdown, Deseret Peak Complex
10‐11 Babysi er Prep 10 am 19 Drones (session 2) 1:30 pm
10 County 4‐H Contests: Favorite Foods & Demonstra ons 7 pm 20 Drones (session 3) 1:30 pm
11 County 4‐H Contests: Public Speaking & Talent 7 pm 21 Explore Paint 11 am (K‐2)
11‐12 1st 4‐H Horse Show, Bit & Spur Arena Crochet Club 1 pm
14‐15 You Need Pie Camp 10 am‐3 pm 22 Pickleball @ Porter Park, Stansbury 9 am
Explore Paint 11 am (3rd+)
21 Clover Chemistry: 9:30 am (3rd +) & 1:30 pm (K‐2) 26 Por olios for Livestock Show Record Book Contest Due by 6 pm
21‐23 i4‐H (finished 7th & 8th grade) 26‐29 Camp Thrive 9 am
24 Pickleball @ Porter Park, Stansbury 9 am 28 Crochet Club 1 pm
Line Dancing 7:30 pm
24‐25 Robo cs (session 1) 9:30 am 28‐30 Cupcake Camp 10 am
28‐30 “Lights, Camera, Cook‐It” 10 am (3 pm on the 30th) 30 Line Dancing 7:30 pm
August
July
2‐7 Tooele County “Fair” : 4‐H Exhibits & Jr. Livestock Show
1 Pickleball @Elton Park, Tooele 9 am Deseret Peak Complex 5
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Date ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
PICKLEBALL
Schedule on 3rd &
Do you know how to play pickle ball? No, it’s not tennis with a pickle. We’ll get you started. Alterna ng
reverse side up
loca ons: Porter Park in Stansbury and Elton Park in Tooele. Schedule on the reverse side. $1.50 per day
4‐H BABYSITTER PREP ACADEMY
June 10‐11 4th &
Are you ready to babysit? This 2 day camp will help you know some of the things that babysi ers should
10 am‐1 pm
know. You’ll make a simple, kid friendly lunch each day and a kit to take with you when you babysit. $20
up
YOU NEED PIE!
June 14‐15 3rd &
You’ll always be in demand if you know how to make pie! In this camp you’ll learn from the best local pie
10 am‐3 pm
expert, Pauline Fish from Pauline’s Pies. Sure to be a fun and yummy 2 days. Bring a light lunch. $15
up
June 10 DRONES
July 19 & 20 4th &
You can fly a drone, but now learn to really control one. Choose from 4 sessions $3 session
Aug 17 up
June 24‐25 or BEGINNING LEGO ROBOTICS CAMP
July 12‐13 Build a Lego Mindstorm robot, bring it to life and program it to complete a mission.
4th &
9:30 am‐12:30 pm Choose from 2 sessions. $5, all materials supplied. up
June 28‐29: “LIGHTS! CAMERA! COOK IT!” COOKING SHOW
3rd &
10 am‐2 pm Learn video produc on and cooking skills while making a video of yourself teaching everyone to make
June 30: 3‐8 pm a special dish. On the last day, you’ll premier your flick for your family. Bring a lunch the 1st 2 days . $15 up
“REST & RELAX” SPA/SEW CAMP
July 15‐17 Get ready to pamper yourself at this combina on spa and sew camp! Sew a pillowcase, neckwrap, pin cushion 3rd &
10 am‐2 pm and lip balm holder. Decorate a night shirt and make lip balm and lo on. $8 + supplies (see separate supply list) up
July 14, 21, 28 “GET HOOKED ON CROCHET” CLUB 3rd &
1‐2:30 pm Beginners and up, (adults too). Bring a skein of medium weight sport yarn and a crochet hook size G or H. FREE up
CAMP “THRIVE”
July 26‐29 4th &
This camp is loaded with fun ac vi es that focus on growing resilience to life’s ups and downs. Gain skills
9 am‐12:30 pm up
to help you thrive physically, emo onally, socially and intellectually! FREE
CUPCAKE CAMP
July 28‐30 3rd &
Make extraordinary cupcakes and turn them into a work of art! This 2‐day camp teaches baking
10 am‐2 pm
and decora ng skills. You’ll produce masterpieces that look too good to eat. $15 up
TEEN LEADERSHIP CAMP
August 13‐14 7th &
Join in this 2 day, end of summer celebra on for 4‐H “teens”. Play & socialize while you learn
Time: TBA up
amazing leadership skills. Lunch provided both days. $30
August 16‐17 “FOODS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FLAIR” CAMP 3rd &
Food plays a part of every culture! Learn about many different cultures by making and ea ng foods from afar. $20
10 am‐2 pm up
ONE DAY WONDERS:
PLANT PIZZAZZ! PET ROCK ART CLOVER CHEMISTRY FLOWERS BY DESIGN EXPLORE PAINT FUN WITH THE SUN!
June 1 June 8 June 21 July 21 August 11
Corsages & Boutonnieres
Cloverbuds: Cloverbuds:
Cloverbuds: Cloverbuds: Cloverbuds: July 8
11 am‐12:30 pm 10 am‐1 pm
10‐11 am 9:30‐10:30 am 9:30‐11:30 am 1‐3pm
5th grade & up: $5 July 22 August 12
3rd & up: 3rd & up:
3rd & up: 3rd & up: 3rd & up:
1‐2:30 pm 1:30‐3:30 pm
11 am‐noon 11 am‐12:30 pm 10 am‐1 pm
$4 $10 Bouquets & Arrangements
$1 $3 $7
Discover new plants, Try experiments that July 9
Create a friend that Explore the world of Discover ways to use
interes ng plant facts you can do at home 1‐3 pm
you can carry in your paint possibili es the sun to power our
and how to keep them with simple ingredients 5th grade & up: $8
pocket! thru texture & tools life and even cook your
healthy and growing. and amaze your family.
own lunch
Tooele County 4‐H Summer Activities
DATES GRADE ACTIVITY TIME REGISTER FEE
(Just Finished) DEADLINE
June 2 K‐2 Cloverbud Plant Pizzazz 10‐11:00 am May 28 $4
June 2 3rd & up 4‐H Plant Pizzazz 1‐2:30 pm May 28 $4
June 3, 24 $1.50/
Ac vi es may fill up before the registra on deadline!
3rd & up 4‐H Pickle Ball (Porter Park, Stansbury) 9‐10 am Tues before
July 8, 22 session
June 10
$1.50/
July 1, 15 3rd & up 4‐H Pickle Ball (Elton Park, Tooele) 9‐10 am Tues before
August 10 session
June 8 K‐2 Cloverbud Pet Rock Art 9:30‐10:30 am June 6 $1
June 8 3rd & up 4‐H Pet Rock Art 11 am– noon June 6 $1
June 10‐11 4th & up 4‐H Babysi er Prep Academy (lunch included) 10 am‐1pm June 6 $20
June 10 4th & up 4‐H Drones (session 1) 2:30‐3:30 pm June 9 $3
June 14‐15 3rd & up You Need “Pie” Camp bring a lunch 10 am‐3 pm June 10 $15
June 21 K‐2 Classic Cloverbud Chemistry 9:30‐11:30 am June 17 $10
June 21 3rd & up Classic Clover Chemistry 1:30‐3:30 am June 17 $10
June 24‐25 4th & up Beginning Lego Robo cs (session 1) 9:30 am‐12:30 pm June 22 $5
June 28‐30 3rd & up “Lights, Camera, Cook It” Cooking Show 10 am‐2 pm June 24 $15
bring a lunch (3‐8 pm on Wed)
July 8 5th & up Flowers by Design: Corsages & Boutonnieres 1‐3 pm July 6 $5
July 9 5th & up Flowers by Design: Bouquets & Arrangements 1‐3 pm July 6 $8
July 12‐13 4th & up Beginning Lego Robo cs (session 2) 9:30 am‐12:30 pm July 9 $5
July 14, 21 & 28 3rd & up “Get Hooked on Crochet” Club (a end all 3 days) 1‐2:30 pm July 12 $0+supplies
July 15‐17 3rd & up “Rest & Relax” Spa/Sew Camp bring lunch & a helper 10‐2 pm July 12 $8+supplies
July 19 4th & up 4‐H Drones (session 2) 1:30‐2:30 pm July 18 $3
July 20 4th & up 4‐H Drones (session 3) 1:30‐2:30 pm July 19 $3
July 21 K‐2 Cloverbud Art‐Explore Paint: Texture & Tools 11 am‐12:30 pm July 19 $3
July 22 3rd & up 4‐H Art‐Explore Paint: Texture & Tools 11 am‐12:30 pm July 20 $3
July 26‐29 4th & up Camp “Thrive” 9 am‐12:30 pm July 22 Free
July 28‐30 3rd & up Cupcake Camp bring a lunch 10 am‐2 pm July 26 $15
August 11 K‐2 Cloverbud “Fun with the Sun” Camp (lunch included) 10 am‐1 pm Aug 9 $7
August 12 3rd & up 4‐H “Fun with the Sun” Day Camp (lunch included) 10 am‐1 pm Aug 9 $7
August 13‐14 7th & up Teen Leadership Camp (lunch included) 9 am‐6 pm Aug 9 $30
August 16‐17 3rd & up “Foods with an Interna onal Flair” Camp 10‐2 pm Aug 12 $20
(lunch included)
August 17 4th & up 4‐H Drones (session 4) 2:30‐3:30 pm Aug 16 $3
Register through 4h.zsuite.org. If you are not a member of 4-H yet, you will need to enroll first through that same website.
For assistance with 4-H registration and activity registrations call 435-277-2405.
Utah State University is an affirma ve ac on/ All camps will begin at the USU Extension Office,
equal opportunity ins tu on. 151 N. Main St., Tooele unless otherwise indicated.
Wild, Wild West
2021 4-H Family Camp
When: July 5-7
Where: Ophir Canyon Education Center
Who: Tooele County 4-H youth & families
Cost: $10 per/participant, includes Tues. dinner
Please bring an plain (undecorated) colored t-shirt for each participant to make into a
unique camp shirt! (intensely colored shirts will show the design better than pastels)
You can camp 1 or 2 nights or just come up for the day on Tuesday. A parent/guardian
must accompany any youth who has not finished the 3rd grade and remain with them
while they attend camp.
All youth ages 5 to 18 must be currently registered in 4-H. Everyone attending needs to
register for camp through 4h.zsuite.org. Adults and younger siblings will be able to regis-
ter for camp through the site too.
??? Contact Tamra (277-2405) or Robyn (277-2402) for more information
2021 County 4-H Contests
Show off what you are learning in 4-H! Participate in a county 4-H
Contest. There are lots of contests, find one that excites you! If you
have questions about anything contest related, call the 4-H office
435-277-2405. Sign up for all contests through 4h.zsuite.org.
Reg.
Contest Date Contest Contest Information Due
Make your favorite food at home, bring it to the contest and
Favorite Foods share it with the judge. The rules are the same but Dar has
June 10, 7 pm clarified them for our county. Find them on tooele4h.org. Eve- June 7
Contest
ryone K-12 is invited to compete. It’s fun!
It’s just “Show & Tell”! There are so many things to share.
Demonstrations: Use props, posters or powerpoint or your own combination.
June 10, 7 pm General 4-H, Rules are on utah4h.org under “what we do", "events” then June 7
FCS or Horse “state contests”
Public Speaking Speaking skills are in demand and can open the door to oppor-
Contests: tunity! 4-H has 3 different contests. Grades 3 and up. See rules
June 11, 7 pm Horse, Prepared, at utah4h.org under “what we do”, “events” then “state con- June 7
or Impromptu tests”
Talent Contests: Just for fun, show off your talents. All 4-H’ers in grades K-12
Instrumental, can participate. Please keep the performance time to less than
June 11, 7 pm 4 minutes. June 7
Piano, Vocal,
Variety/Dance
Aug 2 (at fair, Shop Smart Shop for an outfit but find the best “deal” of fit, price, quality
and fashion. Updated rules are on tooele4h.org July 26
time TBA) Contest
Sew something and then show it off. It can be clothing for you
Aug 2 (at fair, Fashion/Sewing or another person or something to use, like a quilt or pillow-
July 26
time TBA) Contest case. Rules are on utah4h.org under “what we do”, “events”
then “state contests”
Choose a theme, plan a menu, set the table to match. Be crea-
Aug 2 (at fair, Table-setting tive. Rules and specifics will be with fair information on
Aug 1
time TBA) Contest tooele4h.org
Special awards at the Livestock show for each age group. See
Aug 4 (Jr Live- Livestock Knowledge what the judge sees and you’ll be better prepared at the Live- Aug 4
stock Show, contest
begins during
Contest (Written test & stock show. Check the Livestock Show & Sale Book for de- weigh-
weigh-in time) Jr. Judging) tails. inYou can also read
