Learn how to guide youth in developing a list of club or group expectations that accommodates all members, to support youth with special needs, and discover resources to help you in your role as a caring adult. Leave with activities that will help you foster positive behavior, belonging, and inclusion in your club!
Recorded broadcast training: Thursday, October 8, 2015 or Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Host Site Facilitator Resources
Host Site Facilitator Logistics Guide
Host Site Lesson Plan
Facilitator Training Webinar (Recorded September 24 using Adobe Connect)
Training Handouts
Welcoming and Encouraging Booklet
Hot Sheets from Iowa State
- The Law
- Making Adaptations
- Learning Disabilities
- Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
- Children and Youth with Autism
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Creating Club Guidelines
An Inclusive Environment with Chain of Diversity Activity
Inclusive 4-H Club Scenarios Worksheet
Heart of Belonging PowerPoint
Special Accommodation Request Form
Inclusive 4-H (University of Wyoming)
Owl Drawing ( Please do NOT distribute this file to participants before the session)
Essential Elements resources: 4-H designs successful youth development programs and services around specific ingredients: the Essential Elements. Each of the eight Essential Elements is vital to the positive development of youth. When 4-H professionals and volunteer leaders focus on these elements, youth derive long-term benefits from their 4-H membership.
Involving People with Disabilities in 4-H Youth Development Programs (University of Wisconsin)
Evaluation Instructions
Evaluation for Participants – The Heart of Belonging Wisconsin Participants
Thursday October 8, 2015 – session starts at 6:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted
| County | Location | Notes |
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| Calumet | Calumet County Courthouse 206 Court St Room 17 (Basement) Chilton |
To register – contact Andrea Braatz at 920-849-1450 x1 or andrea.braatz@ces.uwex.edu by October 1. |
| Door | Door County Gov’t Center 421 Nebraska St. Sturgeon Bay |
Contact Dawn VandeVoort dawn.vandevoort@wisc.edu to register. |
| Lincoln | Lincoln County Service Center Lower Level 801 N. Sales St. Merrill |
Pre-register by calling 715-539-1072 at least one week in advance. Club officer training will be offered for President and Vice President. Training begins at 5:30 p.m. |
| Oneida | Rhinelander/Oneida County Airport Lower Level 3375 Airport Rd. Rhinelander |
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| Ozaukee | Ozaukee County Administration Center Room 118 121 W. Main St Port Washington |
Contact Kathy Butler to register: kathy.butler@wisc.edu or 262-284-8288 |
| Sawyer | Sawyer County Courthouse UWEX Conference Room 10610 Main St. Hayward |
Pre-register at least five days in advance by contacting Lori Laberee at lori.laberee@ces.uwex.edu or 715-638-3237. |
| Sheboygan | Sheboygan County UW-Extension 5 University Dr. Sheboygan |
Call 920-459-5903 at least one week prior to attending |
| Waukesha | Waukesha Public Library Community Room 321 Wisconsin Ave Waukesha |
Pre-register by emailing Teri Bull tbull@waukeshacounty.gov one week prior |
Tuesday October 13, 2015 – session starts at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted
| County | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adams | Adams County Community Center 569 N. Cedar St Adams |
Pre-register by calling 608-339-4237 or email 4-H@co.adams.wi.us |
| Fond du Lac | UW Fond du Lac 400 University Dr Fond du Lac |
Pre-register by calling 920-929-3170 at least one day in advance |
| Lafayette | Lafayette County UW-Extension 627 Washington St. Darlington |
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| Outagamie | Outagamie County 3365 W. Brewster St. Appleton |
