Why do we do 4-H Projects?

4-H projects provide the opportunity to learn skills in everything from Agriculture to Arts & Communication to Shooting Sports, STEM, and Community Service. Select a project you are interested in and would like to learn about. Don’t be afraid to pick projects you don’t know much about, because the whole point of participating in a 4-H project is to learn about it! You can participate in 4-H projects at the countywide level, or club level, or individually/within your family. While working on your projects, you are encouraged to keep detailed records that can be submitted for awards. 

Countywide projects

Click on each project to learn more and to find Project Leader contact information

• Air Pistol
• Air Rifle
• Archery
• Art
• Basketry
• Beef
• Cake Decorating
• Cats
• Ceramics
• Clothing
• Cloverbuds
• Crocheting
• Dairy
• Dairy Goats
• Dog
• Geocaching
• Knitting
• Leathercraft
• Llamas
• Model Horse
• Model Rocketry
• Muzzleloading
• Photography
• Pistol
• Poultry
• Quilting
• Rabbit
• Rifle (.22)
• Robotics
• Sheep
• Shotgun
• Swine
• Weather
• Wool Spinning
• SPECIAL ACTIVITY: Wildlife WHEP (Wildlife Habitat Education Program) & Wisconsin 4-H Forestry

 Club Level and/or Individual Projects

Check with your club leader to learn more about these projects.

Is there a Wisconsin 4-H Project that you’d like to take, that’s not on this list? Please let us know! Call us at 262-335-4478 or email karen.girard@wisc.edu

Washington County 4-H Project Curriculum Resources

Questions or Concerns? Contact 4-H Youth Development Staff