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4-H Range Management Project--Unit 1, Grades 4-6 : Extension Circular 1-31-65, John F. Valentine

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Curriculum set up for Unit 1 grades 4-6 of this Range management project in 4-H.

4-H Range Management Project--Unit 2, Grades 7-9 : Extension Circular 1-32-65, John Valentine

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Curriculum set up for Unit 2 grades 7-9 of this Range management project in 4-H.

The Watershed Look ...At Soil And Conservation : Extension Circular 5-35-65, John W. Neuberger, Harold H. Gilman

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INTRODUCTION Why This Project Is Important to the 4-H Member Soil and water conservation is wise use and care of the two most important natural resources—soil and water—for the greatest good, for the most people, for the longest time. How wisely our soil and water conservation problems are solved will be reflected in the wealth and spirit of tomorrow's people. A working knowledge of the watershed approach to land protection and flood reduction is important for planning community size programs. Those who practice soil and water conservation on the land have taken the first step toward solving their water problems …

Buttonholes And Pockets : Clothing Leaflet 9, Helen Rocke

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buttons, buttonholes, piping, welt pockets, patch pockets

4-H Demonstrations Leaders Guide; Extension Circular 0-05-64

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Description of 4-H demonstrations and the leader's role in those demonstrations.

International Farm Youth Exchange In Nebraska

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Pamphlet to instruct and inform parents about the international farm youth exchange program.

Plan Your Own Advanced 4-H Clothing Project : Extension Circular 4-23-64, Gerda Petersen

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Gives guidance for planning a clothing project, creating the record keeping for it and executing the plan. You create the forms to record all aspects of the project from selection of the project to coordination of other clothing to keeping a record of all activities.

Judging : Dress Revue And Clothing Exhibits : Extension Circular 4-46-64, Gerda Petersen

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This circular will help team members understand each other and the evaluation process and to work together effectively. Included in the circular is a discussion of objectives, tips for judges, judging guides and a description of a desirable appearance. As 4-H clothing projects are evaluated at fairs we hope the judge will look at the total picture, will not criticize minor details, and will have good reasons for her decision. We hope the rest of the team will accept this decision like good sports. : OBJECTIVES As we evaluate 4-H clothing projects at fairs we hope they will help the …

Dress And Skirt Hems : Clothing Leaflet 8, Helen Rocke

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hems, gathers, darts, 4-H

4-H Personal Health Project Record Book : Extension Circular Form 10-01-63

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This form is for recording your progress on the 4-H personal health project.

Personal Health : Extension Circular 10-01-63

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Because health is affected by habits, this unit of the 4-H project is devoted to the study of personal health habits. You are expected to study your habits, determine ways for improvement and to correct some of your faults. Usually, it is advisable to change only a few faults at a time; rather than all of them at once. If you continuously work toward self improvement, you will be surprised at how fast your health habits improve.

That Professional Look In Sewing : Clothing Leaflet 7, Helen Rocke

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Professional, sewing, 4-h, seams, grainline, darts,

Coats And Suits : Extension Circular 4-22-63, Gerda Petersen

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Coats and Suits by Gerda Petersen Professor of Home Economics (Agricultural Extension) Project Requirements: 1. Make a suit or coat. ( 2. Select accessories to make a coordinated costume. 3 . Maintain good grooming habits . I 4 . Assume responsibility for the care of your own clothes. 5 . Complete your 4-H record book.

A Pattern For You : Clothing Leaflet 1

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A requirement for good-looking clothes is a good pattern, correct in size and design for you, and suitable in design for the fabric. Most pattern companies base the size of their patterns on a standard scale of measurements which is printed on the pattern envelope. You may find that one kind of pattern fits you better than any other and requires less adjustment and fitting. Tables of the measurements in use by each company are given in the counter pattern books.

Hand Mending : Clothing Leaflet 6, Helen Rocke

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Contains instructions and illustrations for hand mending of clothing.

Clothes For Special Occasions : Extension Circular 4-21-62, Gerda Petersen

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PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
1. Make a dress or outfit for a special occasion.
2 . Make an extra garment. It may be a special slip, an
accessory for your dress or some other garment that you want or
need.
3 . Maintain good grooming habits .
4 . Be responsible for the care of your own clothes .
5 . Complete your record book.
Be at your most attractive when you dress for a special occasion.
Plan carefully, select pattern and fabric wisely and compliment
your outfit with attractive accessories .

4-H projects

School Clothes : Extension Circular 4-19-2, Gerda Petersen

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Discusses the details for creating, sleep clothes, play clothes, school clothes and others for 4-H.

Play Clothes : Ec 4-17-62, Gerda Petersen

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Discusses and illustrates making 4-H clothes for different occasions.

Let's Make A Skirt And Blouse : Extension Circular 4-01-2, Gerda Petersen

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EC4012, 4-H, sew, learn, skirt, blouse.

Discusses a little more complicated project including materials and tools.

Let's Sew : Extension Circular 4-31-2 1961, Gerda Petersen

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Revised and updated from the 1959 version.

You have joined a 4-H Club and chosen Clothing as your project. What fun to use Mother's sewing machine! It will be exciting to make something to wear. We will tell you some secrets that every good sewer knows. You will learn many things. These are the things you will do: 1. Collect small tools needed for sewing in a suitable box. 2. Learn to use a needle and a thimble. 3. Learn to use the sewing machine. 4. Hem a kitchen hand towel on the machine. 5. Make a kitchen apron. 6. …

Soil And Water Conservation 4-H Record Book : F5-31-2

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Record book for documenting the progress of the soil and water conservation project for 4-H members.

4-H Market Beef (Grade School Age Group) : Extension Circular 2-60-2, Dave C. Williams

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Manual for completing the market beef project--grade school ages.

As You Speak : Extension Circular 0-43-2, John D. Orr

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I. Preparation of material

A. Choose timely subject

B. Read and gather material

C. Organize your thinking

D. Include introduction, main body and summary

E. Prepare actual speech

II. Delivery of Speech

III. General Suggestions

Let's Make A Skirt And Blouse : Extension Circular 4-01-2, Gerda Petersen

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EC4012, 4-H, sew, learn, skirt, blouse.

Discusses a little more complicated project including materials and tools.

Machine Mending : Clothing Leaflet 5, Helen Rocke

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Contains instructions and illustrations for machine mending of clothing in 4-H.

Nebraska 4-H Bird Club Manual : Extension Circular 5-01-2 1961, Louie Rudman

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The material in this circular has been revised and updated to aid Nebraska 4-H bird clubs. It contains an outline of activities suitable for each month and descriptions of 58 birds. The descriptions of the birds have been arranged so that a few may be given special study each month. The objectives of the club are:

To learn the economic value of birds through a study of food habits.

To become familiar with Nebraska Laws that protect birds.

To learn to appreciate birds and encourage bird life on the farm.

To learn to describe a bird so that it may …

Soil And Water Conservation : Extension Circular 5-31-2, Harold H. Gilman, Russell E. Weiss

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A Beginning 4-H project in Soil and water conservation.

4-H Club Organization: Extension Circular 0-01-2

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Gives an overview of the 4-h club including purpose, mission, description of clubs and requirements.

Lounging And Sleeping Clothes : Extension Circular 4-18-2, Gerda Petersen

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4-H reqirements for this project including construction, fabrics, pattern, planning, slippers and undergarments.

Let's Sew : Extension Circular 4-31-2, Gerda Petersen

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You have joined a 4-H Club and chosen Clothing as your project. What fun to use Mother's sewing machine! It will be exciting to make something to wear. We will tell you some secrets that every good sewer knows. You will learn many things. These are the things you will do: 1. Collect small tools needed for sewing in a suitable box. 2. Learn to use a needle and a thimble. 3. Learn to use the sewing machine. 4. Hem a kitchen hand towel on the machine. 5. Make a kitchen apron. 6. Make a pot holder. 7. Complete your …