What Club Should I Join in 4HOnline?

Oneida County 4-H

Choose ONEIDA COUNTY 4H as your club if you will not be participating in any of the other clubs listed below. This is the club for all youth who enroll in 4-H, whether they participate in a club or not.

Northwoods Explorers 4-H Club

This 4-H Community Club meets every third Sunday of the month in Rhinelander! All youth and their families are welcome to attend – no 4-H experiences necessary! If you would like to officially join this club, you would select this option.

Theater Program

Choose the THEATER PROGRAM if it is the only program your child participates in as part of 4-H. Meaning, if your child will not be attending regular club meetings or will not be working independently on a project in cooperation with 4-H. The Theater Program is a one-week summer program offered by Oneida County 4-H.

Art Program

Choose the ART PROGRAM if it is the only program your child participates in as part of 4-H. Meaning, if your child will not be attending regular club meetings or will not be working independently on a project in cooperation with 4-H. The Art Program is a one-week summer program offered by Oneida County 4-H.

Dog Obedience

Choose the DOG OBEDIENCE PROGRAM if it is the only program your child participates in as part of 4-H. Meaning, if your child will not be attending regular club meetings or will not be working independently on a project in cooperation with 4-H. Dog Obedience is an occasional project that Oneida County 4-H offers.

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!