Environmental Stewardship (DA)Click on a curriculum item below to view details about the curriculum.
Going Places Making Choices 
In-Touch Science: Chemistry & Environment 
Mud, Muck and Other Wonderful Things
Exploring Your Environment 1 - Eco-Wonders 
Exploring Your Environment 2 - Eco-Adventures
Exploring Your Environment 3 - Eco-Actions
Exploring Your Environment - Helper's Guide
Going Places Making Choices
Challenges youth to understand the interdependency between economic, environmental, social, and political concerns through five units that cover: the history of transportation, natural resources and energy use, global climate change, land use, and persona.
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National 4-H Council (4-H Mall)
The 10 activities in this 116-page manual show children how each of five science concepts relates to chemicals and our environment. Session 1 introduces the concept of dispersion. Children disperse fat droplets in milk to create swirling colors. They then consider whether dispersion is desirable when cleaning up an oil spill.
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Mud, Muck and Other Wonderful Things focuses on helping youth understand basic ecological concepts. This environmental curriculum contains a series of hands-on activities and processing questions that get students thinking about the environmental stewardship.
National Collection of Juried 4-H Youth Development Curricula
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Youth use the scientific method to investigate what plants need, how the four elements of life interact, describe the food chain, measure the weather, make a compost file, how to clean an oil spill plus several bird & animal related activities. (c 2002)
This item may be purchased for $3.00 through the Utah State 4-H Office by calling Extension Publications at 435-797-2251.
Youth discover how things in nature interrelate, what happens to garbage after it is thrown away, how farmers control pests, what resources for wildlife are found in their neighborhood and much more. (c 2002)
This item may be purchased for $3.00 through the Utah State 4-H Office by calling Extension Publications at 435-797-2251.
Youth will readily accept the challenge of activities that relate to biochemistry, the biome, urban sprawl and wildlife and biodiversity. Each section focuses on an ecological concept and provides activities that help youth explain how the environment works. (c 2002)
This item may be purchased for $3.00 through the Utah State 4-H Office by calling Extension Publications at 435-797-2251.
Group activities include planning a year's program, participating in an environmental skillathon and quiz bowl, plan a tour, describing personal ethics, identifying environmental hazards, playing Environmental Bingo and Environmental Pyramid. (c 2002)
This item may be purchased for $3.00 through the Utah State 4-H Office by calling Extension Publications at 435-797-2251.
