Not sure which 4-H club to choose in 4HOnline? Here’s a quick guide:

Oneida County 4-H: Select this option if you plan to participate in general county-wide events and activities, or if you’re unsure which club to join right now.

Northwoods Explorers 4-H Club: Choose this club if you plan to be an active member by attending regular meetings and participating in club-specific activities.

Specialized Clubs: If your child is participating in LEGO Robotics, Junior Leaders, Youth Summer Theater, or Oneida County Youth in Governance, please select Oneida County 4-H as your club when enrolling in 4HOnline. These programs are considered specialized clubs, which means they have a unique enrollment process. Because of this, families won’t be able to add these clubs directly to their child’s profile in 4HOnline. But don’t worry – once your child has joined one of these clubs, our office staff will take care of adding it to their profile for you.

What Is A Project?

Before breaking down what a project is, start thinking about your child and their interests and likes. Do they like to cook or bake? Do they love science and astronomy? Maybe they like to paint or write or create. Now make a list of those interests and likes, maybe just a few to get started.

A Project is a topic your child may be interested in or would like to learn more about. You can choose a few if you’d like, but you do need to select at least one per 4HOnline requirements. Don’t worry though, when selecting projects you are not committing you or your child to any special requirements. For example, if you select “woodworking” as a project, it just means your child is interested in woodworking and wants to learn more. Selecting projects during enrollment gives 4-H staff a better idea of what 4-Hers are interested in and may want to further explore!