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Description

Home Environment is a statewide 4-H project. It features curriculum that will guide you through the project. For a copy contact your County 4-H Office or order online at: Extension Publications.

Home Environment 1
This new beginning project is aimed at grades 3-5. Discover how the principles and elements of design relate to personal space. Do creative hands-on activities, from decorating a room and arranging furniture to landscaping.
BU8340, Changing Spaces: Design Detective

Home Environment 2
This new intermediate project is aimed at grades 6-8 who want to learn how to decorate with flair. Focus on space, lighting, the value in "second time around” items, home and garden construction, and more.
BU8341, Changing Spaces: Designer in Me

Home Environment 3
This new advanced project is aimed at grades 9-12. Investigate the artistic use of design for indoor and outdoor living spaces. Explore your interests in planning community projects. Discover design careers through professionals, the Internet, and video.
BU8342, Changing Spaces: Designer Studio

Home Environment Leader
BU8343, Changing Spaces Helper’s Guide
4H500, I’m a 4-H Project Leader. Now What Do I Do?


Events

Want to learn more about Home Environment? Try the links below.

Home Environment Project Training
Many counties hold local training for members and leaders in their favorite project areas, including home environment. Watch your county 4-H Family newsletter or contact your county Extension office for details.

Wisconsin 4-H and Youth Conference
If you’re in grades 8-10, check out the next Wisconsin 4-H and Youth Conference, scheduled each June at the UW-Madison campus. The conference offers educational seminars in most areas of 4-H. Contact your county Extension office for details.

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County Fair Judging county fair home environment project.

The county fair . . . what a great time it is! Every summer, families flock to county fairs to see the latest 4-H project exhibits. Exhibiting is a fun and educational way for youth to showcase their project work to judges and to the public. Judging materials are supported by Bill Shaw in memory of his wife, Shirley.

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Related Links

There’s so much more to learn in the 4-H Home Environment Project. Just follow these links!

Crazy Quilters
Expand your quilting knowledge with CQMagOnline, a quarterly publication with new issues in January, April, July and October.

Embroiders Guild of America
Find what you need to explore, grow and achieve in the project of embroidery.

National 4-H Curriculum
Visit this site for updated National 4-H Curriculum information including new titles. Purchase curricula by accessing the online order form.

National Online Quilter
Site with current information about quilts, samples of creations in patchwork and appliqué done by members over the years, and more.

Needlework Gazette’s Wonderful Stitches WWW
Site of resources for stitchery enthusiasts providing decorative patterns and designs for needlepoint, cross-stitch and other forms of decorative stitching.

Oconto County 4-H Project Resources
This web site provides links for many family, home and health projects including links for fun project ideas on home environment.

PBS Site
Site allows you to view selections from the 100 most acclaimed quilts of the 20th century and travel across America to meet the quilters in their homes and studios as they tell the stories behind their creations.

Quilt Expo
Site sponsored by Wisconsin Public Television that gives you information ranging from quilt exhibition and contests to lectures and workshops, along with information for volunteers and vendors.

Quilt Quest
University of Nebraska 4-H quilting curriculum in which you design, build, and preserve a quilt block. Aimed at youth ages 10-19, this project features instructions for a 4-H quilt block and links to fun quilting games and activities.

UW-Madison Steenbock Library Resource Guide: Interior Design
Guide to links for many home environment-related sites.

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Project Support

For more information on the 4-H Home Environment Project, contact the following:

UW-Extension County 4-H Offices
This is your link to a list of Wisconsin County Extension Offices. Select the county of your choice.

UW-Extension State Specialist: Ruth Schriefer

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