Nov 11 Queen City Club Mtg 5pm. Nov 12 Downing Club Meeting 7pm. Nov 17 Club Officer Training 2pm. Nov 20 Family STEM Nite 6pm

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1 Penny Kittle University of Missouri Extension 4-H Youth Development Specialist Phone: Kelli Harris University of Missouri Extension 4-H Youth Program Associate or Nov 11 Queen City Club Mtg 5pm Nov 12 Downing Club Meeting 7pm Nov 17 Club Officer Training 2pm Nov 20 Family STEM Nite 6pm October 20 Schuyler 4-H Kickoff Dec 6 Greentop Wildcats Club Mtg 5:30pm Dec 9 Queen City Club Mtg 5pm Dec 10 Downing Club Mtg 7pm Dec 15 Re-Enrollment Deadline and the deadline for re-enrollment is quickly approaching. Make sure you have enrolled by December 15. New members can enroll anytime, but you will want to make sure you get your meetings in before the fair, also you can not register for certain state events until enrollment is finalized. If you have started your enrollment, but not completed please get those completed. For those paying by check you can make them out to Schuyler 4-H Council and mail them to the Extension office (PO Box 310, Lancaster) or drop them off at the office anytime between 8:30a and 5pm M-F. Leaders: make sure you are getting registered also and doing the online orientation (if you did the in-person training on Oct 30 you do not have to do the online orientation). I can not send your background checks thru until these two steps are completed. Now is a good time to get started on your project record forms. One of the first steps in it is to set goals. If dddyou need a copy of the project dddrecord form they can be picked dddup at the office or printed off at ddddddddddd4h.missouri.edu

2 President: Ava Akers Vice President 1: Ashlyn Laws Vice President 2: Abbi Erwin Secretary: Morgan Scheib Treasurer: Taylor Erwin Club Leaders: Make sure you have let the office know who your club officers are. Project Leaders: Make sure you are turning in attendance forms to the club leaders or the office. 4-H Feeding Missouri Alison Copeland The goal of 4-H Feeding Missouri is to raise one million meals the month of February in a first-of-its-kind statewide food drive, and every 4-H club in the state can contribute to its success! From February 1-28, 4-Hers across Missouri will engage in a friendly service competition to see which clubs can contribute the greatest amount of food, donations and volunteer hours. They ll have an opportunity to organize and/or participate in food drives, fundraising, volunteerism and educational outreach to learn about hunger and food insecurity. Stay tuned for more information! In the meantime, please consider including educational opportunities about hunger and food insecurity during club meetings and other events leading up to the February drive. Included on the 4-H Feeding Missouri webpage is a resource section that features a 4-H: Empowering Youth to End Hunger in Their Communities Toolkit with ready-made activities for youth to learn about this topic. You can draw from this resource to help youth learn about hunger and food insecurity. New Award Resources Teresa Bishop How-to videos for State Excellence Forms Levels 1, 2 and 3 are now available on the 4-H Website. Thank you to Karla Deaver for creating these videos and making them available to everyone. You can find the videos listed at under each level. There is also a video on how to fill out your project record form. It is located under the project record form link at

3 Turkey Leaf Lanterns Mason Jar This project and full instructions can be found at:: STEP 1 COLLECT AND SELECT LEAVES TO MAKE FALL TABLE DECORATIONS WITH MASON JARS STEP 2 CUT THE TISSUE PAPER STRIPS AND PARTS FOR EACH LEAF TURKEY THANKSGIV- ING CRAFT STEP 3 APPLY MOD PODGE TO THE MASON JAR LANTERN STEP 4 STICK THE TISSUE PAPER STRIPS ONTO THE MASON JAR THANKSGIVING CRAFT STEP 5 APPLY MOD PODGE ON TOP OF THE TISSUE PAPER ON EACH MASON JAR LUMI- NARY STEP 6 GLUE ONE FALL LEAF ONTO EACH LEAF LANTERN CRAFT STEP 7 CAREFULLY APPLY MOD PODGE ON TOP OF THE LEAVES ON EACH FALL LEAF LU- MINARY STEP 8 STICK THE TURKEY PARTS ONTO THE LEAVES ON TOP OF EACH LEAF LANTERN THANKSGIVING CRAFT 9. PLACE TURKEY LEAF LUMINARIES UPSIDE DOWN AND ALLOW TO DRY

4 MAKE YOUR MOVE IN THE GAME OF LEADERSHIP Teen Conference is a fun-filled, two-day event for ages 11-13, planned by your State 4-H Council to promote belonging, independence, generosity and mastery by: building confidence with a trip away from home in a safe and fun environment, creating opportunities to make many new friends from across Missouri, growing leadership skills through quality learning experiences, connecting youth with positive older teen role models, the State 4-H Council, and finding out about exciting future opportunities that await as a 4-H teenager. Important Dates December 1, 2018 through February 15, 2019: Registration Open, via 4HOnline. February 16-28, 2019: Late registration period ($20 late fee) March 1, 2019: Registration closed. *Cost: $199 (for youth sharing a bed with a friend they select), or $249 (for youth who prefer their own bed).

5 Thanksgiving is November 22! Have a happy and safe holiday! This year the National Youth Science Day (NYSD) topic is Code Your World. The November Family S.T.E.M. Nite will take place on the 20th from 6pm to 7pm at the Glenwood Full Gospel Fellowship Hall (old post office in Glenwood). We will be using the NYSD kit and looking at how coding works and playing a few games with it. This event is for the whole family and is free to everyone. Please register to reserve your spot by Nov 16. You can call the office to register or message me on Facebook. Come join the fun! University of Missouri Extension provides equal opportunity to all participants in extension programs and activities, and for all employees and applicants for employment on the basis of their demonstrated ability and competence without discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, genetic information, disability, or protected veteran status.