Warren County 4-H Members Host Project Day for Younger Students
During National 4-H Week and their fall break, Warren County 4-H members led a project day at the Warren County Extension Office, guiding younger students through workshops in areas such as horticulture, cooking, and art.
Bowling Green, KY, October 5, 2026 — Warren County 4-H members organized and led a project day event for younger students during National 4-H Week and their fall break. The initiative took place at the Warren County Extension Office.
The project day provided an opportunity for older 4-H members to share their knowledge and skills with younger participants. Workshops were conducted in several key areas, including horticulture, cooking, and art. These sessions aimed to engage children in hands-on activities and introduce them to various interests and potential hobbies.
The event coincided with National 4-H Week, an annual celebration dedicated to recognizing the achievements and impact of 4-H youth development programs across the nation. The timing also aligned with the students’ fall break, allowing for greater participation.
During the horticulture workshop, younger students likely learned about plant growth, gardening basics, or environmental science. The cooking sessions may have focused on food preparation, nutrition, or culinary skills. The art workshops would have provided a creative outlet for participants to explore different artistic mediums and techniques.
The Warren County Extension Office served as the venue for this educational outreach. This local extension office is a resource for agricultural, community, and youth development programs in the region.
Specific details regarding the number of participants, the exact duration of the project day, or the names of the 4-H members who led the workshops were not provided. The outcomes of the individual workshops or any future plans for similar events were also not detailed in the summary information.
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