Earth Sciences (Group Projects)
In the 4-H Earth Sciences Group Projects, you will learn:
- about ecological systems;
- about biological principles of living organisms; and
- skills such as decision-making, getting along with others, self-responsibility, planning and organizing, and improving your knowledge of general science and technology.
Earth Connections Series (For Youth Ages 5-10)
Earth Connections I (Ages 5-7)
This project manual will allow you to delve into environmental basics. It emphasizes the interrelationship between earth (soil), air, water, and the impact that humans have on the environment.
Produced by Florida 4-H. [Ordering Info]
Leader and Member Manuals
Earth Connections I – Leader ESL20
Earth Connections I – Member ESM10
Earth Connections II (Ages 8-10)
Being informed about the environment around you is very important. This guide takes a more indepth look than ESL20 at the relationship between the earth (soil), air and water. You are shown how humans have both positive and negative impacts on the environment. Produced by Florida 4-H. [Ordering Info]
Leader and Member Manuals
Earth Connections II – Leader ESL21
Earth Connections II – Member ESM11
Suggested Supplemental Materials:
General Publications
Cycling
Back to Nature: Food Production and Pesticides
This
activity guide is for 4-H members of all ages. This curriculum provides children
the chance to use critical thinking skills and the new knowledge gained to
debate issues of agriculture production and pesticide use. Available through National
4-H Council.
Protective
Coloration as an Adaptation for Survival
This Florida 4-H Environmental Education Activity, grades 2-10, teaches 4-H'ers the basic concepts
of: individuals and populations, mutations, camouflage, natural selection,
morphological adaptations, evolution, and prey and predator
relationships. Special activities and concepts are included in this project for grades
8-10.
Owl Prowl Night Hike
This Florida Environmental Education Activity, grades 1-12, teaches 4-H'ers the basic concepts
of; predator, prey, adaptations, and territorialism.
- To Group Projects
- To Cloverbud Projects
- Back to Florida 4-H Projects
- Back to Florida 4-H Curriculum

4-H Competitive Events
- Demonstrations -
"Natural Resources" - 4-H Natural Resource Bowl
- Public Speaking Contest
- General Project Competitions
Awards & Recognition
- Ribbons and Awards for Competitve Events
- Project Certificates & Pins
- 4-H Portfolios
- College Scholarships
Learning Opportunities
for Adults
Related Web Sites
- Calendar of Events
- Publications
- 4-HMall.org
- National 4-H Curriculum
Contacts
4-H Environmental Sciences Liaison:
