This detailed handbook is a guide for 4-H'ers, 4-H leaders, county extension staff, show managers, judges, and others responsible for conducting 4-H light horse shows in Iowa.

All of the current Iowa 4-H project area guides in one downloadable document. A great resource for leaders or county staff who wish to help youth review all of their project area choices.

Rovers are moon cars that astronauts can use to drive across the surface of the moon. They use them to help carry supplies and explore. In this activity, you will build and test a prototype rubber band-powered rover. A prototype is the first model of an invention.

These To Go Lessons can be used to create a "grab and go" style activity with supplies included. Add your local contact information, print, and cut each sheet in half. The left side can be used on the outside of the paper bag or box to identify the activity, and the right side can be placed in the package as an instruction sheet.

Youth-serving organizations in Iowa are encouraged to contact their local Iowa State University Extension and Outreach county office to explore partnership opportunities in administering this program.

Using a planner can help you learn how to set goals, make plans, and reflect on how well you did. You can learn organization, planning, and decision-making skills.

The 101-page printed version of this spiral-bound planner runs from September through August and is undated. It comes with two sticker sheets to mark special days like club meetings, fair dates, workshops, and important deadlines.

The 101-page digital PDF download version of the planner can be printed as a book by choosing the "booklet" option in the PDF print window. It can be printed in a letter size by choosing the "fit" option in the PDF print window.

The 4-H yearly planner includes the following:

• A monthly calendar to plan 4-H club and project area activities and note deadlines.
• A monthly project area check-in to track project area goals and progress.
• A monthly reflection to guide self-reflection.
• A monthly club meeting notes page to record important details and engage in club experiences.

This is your planner, to be used in the way that meets your goals and fits your learning style the best. You can record data, write comments, or draw pictures. You can make quick notes in your calendar or decorate it with stickers and doodles.