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The Missouri 4-H Literature & Merchandise Order Form LG911 (PDF) lists all 4-H materials including project curriculum. Those available in publication form may be ordered online at Extension Publications.

Number	Publications	File
Y633	4-H Name and Emblem Request
LG636	Missouri 4-H Volunteer Application Form
LG637	Volunteer Services Confidentiality Statement
LG638	First Aid Kit
LG760	Youth Service to Communities Log
LG776	Making Group Decisions
LG780	Leadership Roles
LG782	Ages & Stages of 4-H Youth Development
LG783	Learning by Doing
LG784	4-H Project Leaders
LG790	Recruiting Volunteers
LG791	Recognizing Volunteers
LG810	Event Risk Management Plan
LG811	4-H Event/Activity Incident Report
LG812	Adult Health Form
NEW	Activity Processing Cards
Letters
LG901	Letter 1 - What is 4-H?
LG902	Letter 2 - Getting Started with a 4-H Club
LG903	Letter 3 - Planning & Conducting 4-H Club Meetings
LG904	Letter 4 - Leadership & Teaching Techniques
LG905	Letter 5 - 4-H Activities
LG906	Letter 6 - Opportunities for 4-H Leaders

Materials & forms below are downloadable in
PDF, Word or Excel format.

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Other Helpful Information:

Also refer to the National 4-H Headquarters for regulations and official 4-H Clovers.
Visit Volunteer Information and Resources for additional information.

Last Updated September 23, 2009

For more information concerning the content on this page please contact

Diana Duncan duncandc@missouri.edu
phone: 573-882-1936

Kylie Gough kmgkr3@mail.mizzou.edu
phone: 573-882-1024

Can't find something? Contact lemmonc@missouri.edu (please include your county) or 573-882-9360

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