Youth
Organizations
For 4-H, Boy
Scout and Girls
Scout Troops, Campfire and other youth
organizations that may be organized for homeschoolers in your
area, check your regional
homeschooling page.
4-H
Homeschool_4-H
This is a place to discuss how 4-H can have an impact on homeschooling.
Share ideas for utilizing the 4-H curriculum in your school program
such as incorporating record keeping, project work, and field
trips into daily assignments. Leaders
list, too.
National 4H Council
Official site of this agriculturally-oriented youth organization.
Service
Learning
Engages young people in actively giving back to the community
and reflecting thoughtfully on the implications of service. Young
people organize personalized journeys into service learning and
discover their own abilities to make the world a better place.
Grades 5-12. Low cost software.
State
4-H Web Sites
Wondering if your state has a 4-H homepage? Look no further.
Here are links to all state 4-H homepages currently available
on he internet.
www.4-H.org
Site created by the National 4-H Youth Technology Leadership
Team. For technically-oriented 4-H kids and teens. Has information
about international exchanges.
Campfire
Campfire Boys and Girls
Official site of this co-ed children's organization.
Camp
Fire School
These bead and emblem requirements will provide a myriad of ideas
you can use in your home school curriculum.
Other Youth Groups
LABRats
A new grassroots movement -- an ever growing collaboration
between parents who want a better education for their children,
and mentors who want to give back to their communities. The program
is open to all young people grades 6 through 12.
Our
Heritage School
Using American Heritage Girls badge requirements for supplementing
home-school curriculum.
TeenPact
Christian groups for teens interested in learning more about
how their government works. Located in 30 states.
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