2016 4-H Teen Conference Tracks Code

(Charge, If Any) Title Description & Presenter(s)

A 3-D Printing 3‐D printers are becoming less expensive and more versatile as the technology rapidly evolves. Eventually everything from furniture to human organs might be 3‐D printed. If you’ve ever wondered how this process works, this intro session is for you. Explore the UK School of Art & Visual Studies’ new state‐of‐the‐art Fabrication Lab and experience some of the software and hardware used in 3‐D printing. Allie Druin, Henderson County

B $5

4-H in Stitches Learn how to sew a "4-H" block that can easily be turned into a quilt, wall hanging, framed print, table runner or your next county fair entry. Basic sewing skill are necessary. Mackenzie Pogue, Muhlenberg County

C Basic Embroidery

Needlework is a hand skill, proven to increase hand-eye coordination and improve critical thinking among youth. The training will offer an overview of the 4-H Embroidery project as well as hands on classes in beginning embroidery for those you want to learn the basics. Glenna Wooten, Perry County

D Calling All Movie Directors

Learn the tricks of the trade and make your own movie using technology at KET! Robert Tashjian, McCracken County

E Developing Your Personal Leadership Style

Learn how to be a more effective leader using your personal strengths. This is a fun interactive track that will allow you to learn more about yourself as well as the others taking the track. Cathy Toole, Henry County

F Discover Dairy Visit the UK Coldstream Dairy for hands on look at some of the latest research using new technologies. Experience some aspects of working with dairy cattle through hands on activities and demonstrations. Learn about some of the science used in dairy farming. Please wear closed toed shoes and clothes that can get dirty for this track. Larissa Tucker, Department of Animal and Food Sciences

FR (Track) Fashion Revue (Continuation of

Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop of the

Same Name)

Is your super power fashion sewing? Or perhaps clothing selection and coordination is your forte. If so, then you need to be a player in the state 4-H Fashion Revue. If you have constructed a fashionable outfit in either the Sewing, Needlework, OR Project Fashion Forward projects, join the Fashion Leadership Board and others from across the state to learn more about fashion and presentation on stage. Participants will improve their modeling skills and use their sewing skills for a service project to help others. Narrators and escorts are also needed, applications are available through your county agent. All Fashion Revue participants are required to submit an information sheet by May 10 to Marjorie Baker, State Fashion Revue Coordinator. (Fashion Revue Participants will take this for their Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop) Marjorie Baker, 4-H Youth Development

G $ 6

Ever BEAN to a Coffee House and Roaster?!

Are you into trying new things and learning about the benefits of that small mug of wake-me-up goodness? In this track, we will taste various types of coffee bean blends from around the world! We will be visiting Lexington’s Coffee Times Coffee House for a tour through the roasting process and a tasting at their shop. Participants in this track will learn about the coffee bean from the tree to the glass, the booming coffee industry, and the proven health benefits of coffee. $6.00 fee for each participant. Additional money is suggested if participants wish to purchase additional coffee products. Youth need to bring

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their Personal Info./Code of Conduct Form. This track is for youth participants only. Paul Adkins, Campbell County

H Exploring Engineering Careers

This is an off campus tour-based program. Dress appropriately. Join District 5 agents as you tour the Lexington based industries of RJ Corman and Alltech. This interactive class will help you explore some of the many career opportunities that are available in the field of engineering. Participants must have a copy of their PIEF form to provide the instructors. Elijah Wilson, Cumberland County and Roberta Hunt, Washington County

I

Farmers Market Finds

During this class we will visit the Farmers Market and prepare a recipe based on the availability of produce at the Farmers Market. Participants will be introduced (or reintroduced) to Farmers Market shopping and to the Plate it up! Kentucky Proud project. This track will encourage participants to consider UKCAFE as a college home and specifically HES programs as a major! Mindy McCulley, Family and Consumer Sciences Extension

J Healthy Living for Teens

What does it mean to be healthy? How can you become more healthy? Come find out the answers! We will be making healthy snacks, learning how to shop and prep food even if the rest of your family doesn't want to, learning ways to manage stress, increase personal safety and get the most out of your workouts! Every decision counts when it comes to your health. Lisa Adams, Madison County

K

I'm Not Crazy, I'm Just Not You

Why are people so different? Why are some people slobs and others neat freaks? Why do some people procrastinate while others get jobs done well ahead of schedule? There are lots of factors that make each of us who we are, but one important part is our personality. In this track, each participant will complete the Meyers-Briggs personality sorting instrument and will get his/her results back on day 2. Once you know what type you are, you better understand how to arrange the world to suit your natural preferences. You understand why you react to certain situations the way you do and that when others react differently, they aren't "crazy," they're just a different type than you. Understanding our own personalities and those of the people around us help us be more effective in our relationships as friends, couples, teams, and coworkers. Kim Ragland, Boyle County

L Kentucky 4-H Culinary Challenge (for

youth selected by

district)

This track is for youth who were selected from their district to compete in the Kentucky 4-H Culinary Challenge. Teams will compete on one day and will be involved in a hands-on educational activity on the other day. The day of the competition will be announced to all team members shortly after registration closes. On the day of competition, there will be an early start time--8:15am for all team members. A team is made up of 3 to 5 members, all from the same county. Martha J. Welch, State 4-H Department

M $ 10

Make It With Leather

Participants will learn tooling techniques; how to use basic tools to design leather; dyeing and coloring leather; and construction techniques like setting rivets. Participants will make a key chain, ID case, and cell phone case. Julie Brown, Warren County

N Minerals, Fossils and more

This track will explore the geology and geography of the U.K. Campus. On the second day we will travel to hunt and collect rocks, minerals and fossils in the Lexington Area Ginny Harper, Calloway County

O Mixed Media Art In this track, you will use watercolor, pastel, printmaking, and more to create your own unique piece of art to take home. Beginners and advanced students will learn to experiment with layering, texture, composition, and the relationship between a variety of mediums. Learn art concepts to apply to future projects and develop your own creative identity in mixed media. Cortney Moses, Whitley County

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P Outdoor Survival

We can't promise you the ability to fight off bears BUT we will teach you all we know in outdoor survival! By the end of the week you will walk away with the skills needed to make it through a night in the great outdoors. Everything from pitching a tent to starting a fire will be included so come ready to learn! Lindsey Boone and Gary Michael Templeman, Daviess County

Q PLANting the Future

Interested in understanding how plants grow? Enjoy the basic sciences? Like to work outdoors? Explore the world of horticulture, plant and soil sciences which touch your life every day through food, fiber, forage, oil, recreation, landscaping, enhancement of the human environment, and the conservation of our soil and water resources. This track will include a walking tour of The Arboretum located on the campus of U.K. Charles Comer, Montgomery County

R Popular Titles Ever wanted to learn those dance moves you see on the dance floor? Here's your chance! Come out to learn camp dances as well as other popular dances! Meagan Klee, Casey County 4-H

S Racquetball Learn the basics of playing one of the most high intensity sports! Racquetball is a game that is very popular on college campuses nationwide. During the class you will learn the basics including rules, gameplay, and strategies. Gym clothing is a must, along with athletic shoes. Sandals and dress shoes are not permitted. David Littlejohn and Robert Tashjian, Bullitt County & McCracken County

SET (Track) $ 5

AgriScience - Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do For You but What You Can Do For Agriculture (Continuation of Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday

Workshop of the Same Name)

This SUPER SEMINAR will help you develop the knowledge and skills necessary to face future challenges relating to agriculture, food, sustainability and security. We will take a hands on look at how soil, water and the environment are related to our food and daily life. The Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board, in cooperation with the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department will be presenting information and activities from the National Youth Summit on Agri-Science held in Washington DC. (You must sign up for Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop of Same Name) Torey Earle, Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board - State 4-H Office

SPOT SPOTLIGHT Teens will work with Agents to take pictures to prepare the slide show/video for Thursday's closing assembly. This includes story line, music, equipment, set-up and presentation. Also included in this track is the Spotlight Newsletter. Agent will work with teens to research, write and typeset their own stories. Participants must bring and know how to operate their own digital cameras. Also bring the software necessary to transfer your photos. Please bring music to assist with the slide show. Those who do not bring a camera will automatically be assigned to work on the Spotlight Newsletter. ([This class will take up all three class options [Track, Tuesday Workshop, Wednesday Workshop]) Heather Nelson, Floyd County

WTR - T Ripple Effect: Consequences of a Waterless World (Continuation of Workshop by Same Name)

Did you know in Kentucky we have over 90,000 miles of rivers and streams and 45 major lakes? Sadly many of our streams, rivers, and lakes are unhealthy because of human activities. Join us for a 2-day trek as we dive in learning about water quality, and ways we can have a positive impact on our environment. Day 1 will include exploration of a rain garden and water laboratory on UK’s campus. Day 2 will include an adventure to Raven Run Nature Sanctuary in Fayette County where we will join a 4-H forestry track. At Raven Run we will hike through the forests to the Kentucky River Overlook and explore a local stream. Be prepared to be outdoors, exploring nature, and having fun! This is a super seminar series. Participants must also enroll in the Ripple Effect: Consequences of a Waterless World Workshop on Wednesday. Ashley Osborne, Plant & Soil Science

U Stamp Your Way to Serve Others

Teens attending this track will complete a Home Environment project using rubber stamping supplies. Participants will use their creativity to complete a project while also learning a fun craft. Teens will also craft cards to send to designated agencies and facilities as a service learning project. Sherri Farley, Campbell County

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V The Evolution of a Meal: Food Policies, Systems and Environments

FOOD! We all need it. Have you ever wondered just what it takes to actually get that lunch onto your plate? What policies, systems and environments affect everything food related, from your school lunch to the latest snack foods? In this track you will dig in to the inner workings of a food system while you and your friends create, produce, market, and TASTE your very own recipe. You will learn about food policies and actually create your own personal policies related to healthy food and physical activity. Martha Yount, Nutrition Education Program

W The Story of a Song

We all have a story to tell. Come learn how to tell yours through a song. You will also get to see first-hand how a song comes to life through songwriting, touring a recording studio and talking with former 4-Her’s who are making a career out of their song. Jessica Ritchie, Breathitt County

TREE - X Tree Detectives (Continuation of

Workshop by Same Name)

Somebody call the doctor... the tree doctor! Trees are beautiful and important for our environment. But did you know that they get sick just like we do? In this session you will learn about the diseases and insects that hurt trees and solve the mystery of what is killing them! Join us on this 2-day trek as we learn about trees and the diseases and insects that can harm them. Day 1 will include up close and personal exploration of some common tree diseases and insects at the Department of Forestry on UK Campus. Day 2 will include an adventure to Raven Run Nature Sanctuary in Fayette County where we will join the 4-H Water Quality - Ripple effect group. At Raven Run we will hike through the forests to the Kentucky River Overlook and put our Tree Detective skills to use by looking for signs of tree diseases and insects. Be prepared to be outdoors, exploring nature, and having fun! This is a super seminar series. Participants must also enroll in the Tree Detectives Workshop on Wednesday. Laurie Thomas, Department of Forestry

Y True You Enjoy the interaction and be amazed at lessons on body image and media distortions while learning how to accent your body shape and color. Each day will involve an exercise routine and stretching techniques that can help you feel good about yourself as well as a healthy snack to replenish with. Dress comfortably!! Shelley Meyer, Pendleton County

Z UK Fitness & Recreation

Spend time with Campus Recreation Staff learning how to stay fit whether you are going to college in the fall or just want to have fun. Participants will have the opportunity to visit and use Campus Recreation fitness facilities. / / Gary Druin, Ohio County

AA Walking in the Woods

We will visit local nature preserves and parks to learn about local ecology, but our primary goal will be to some closer to our daily goal of 10,000 steps. Come and take a little trip with us to see the beauty of the Bluegrass. Eric Comley, Garrard County

BB $10

World Religions in America

You may have studied world religions in school, but have you ever actually met a rabbi or toured a mosque? Our focus in this track will be on world belief systems. We will travel to the Ohavay Zion Synagogue, Masjid Bilal Ibn Rabah Mosque, and the Bharatiya Temple & Cultural Center (Hindu Temple). At each of these locations, we will have the opportunity to tour facilities, learn about cultural practices, and participate in question and answer sessions with religious leaders. You should know that the purpose of this field trip is to increase cultural awareness and understanding, while allowing students to encounter Americans with differing religious backgrounds from their own. At no time during this trip will students’ personal faiths be challenged nor will they be asked to change their religious beliefs. All speakers are interested in sharing their experiences for educational purposes only. Participants will need to bring $10 for lunch on Wednesday at an Indian Restaurant. We will also visit a couple International Foods Stores on Tuesday, so extra spending money is recommended for those interested in trying new foods. Courtney Brock, Lincoln County

CC Zumba!! Let's Zumba!!! Come out to learn awesome Zumba routines to great songs and get fit! The class will be instructed by a certified Zumba instructor. Meagan Klee, Casey County 4-H

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DD Ready Aim Fire Explore shooting sports at UK, UK Law enforcement, UK ROTC and the 4-H shooting Sports discipline of rifle. Ginny Harper, Calloway County

EE Magic of Success

Day 1 - Join our keynote speaker, Carl Olsen, as he uses magic and hands-on activities to explore decision making, goal setting and happiness. Day - 2 - Agents from District 6 will continue the discussion on how you can make the best decisions and set the goals you need to become a leader today and in the future! Carl Olsen, Keynote Speaker and Susan Turner, District 6

Optional Super Seminars

We also offer several different “Super Seminars” that allow you to focus your classes on one of the core content areas in Kentucky 4-H. By selecting a super seminar, you sign up for the specific track, Tuesday Workshop, and Wednesday Workshop. Participants will receive a letter of accomplishment, certificate, and recognition at the closing assembly for completing 8 hours in this core area. List of Super Seminars (see the list of tracks or workshops for titles and descriptions)

Agriculture (District 1) Track: F - “Discover Dairy” Tuesday Workshop: 20 – “How to Make Yummy Yogurt at Home” Wednesday Workshop: 78 – “Peeps and Possibilities with 4-H” Communication & Expressive Arts (District 2) Track: O – “Mixed Media Art” Tuesday Workshop: 13 – “Dulcimers – Our Heritage” Wednesday Workshop: 52 – “Blackout Poetry & ‘Where I’m From’ Arts Exploration” Family & Consumer Science (District 3) Track – U – “Stamp Your Way to Serve Others” Tuesday Workshop: 25 – “Monogram Mania” Wednesday Workshop: 51 – “All About Chocolate” Health (District 4) Track: J – “Healthy Living for Teens” Tuesday Workshop: 9 – “Color Your Way to Calm” Wednesday Workshop: 67 – “Healthy Snacks” Science, Engineering, & Technology (District 5) Track: SET (Track) – “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Tuesday Workshop: SET – 2 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Wednesday Workshop: SET – 50 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Leadership (District 6) Track: P – “Outdoor Survival” Tuesday Workshop: 6 – “Can you BREAKOUT” Wednesday Workshop: 70 – “Lead Like a Pro” Natural Resources 1 (District 7) Track: WTR – T – “Ripple Effect…” Tuesday Workshop: 22 – “Kentucky Red Dirt Shirt” Wednesday Workshop: WTR – 79 – “Ripple Effect…” Natural Resources 2 (District 7) Track: TREE – X – “Tree Detectives” Tuesday Workshop: 21 – “Hunt the Arboretum” Wednesday Workshop: TREE – 82 – “Tree Detectives”

2016 4-H Teen Conference Tuesday Workshops

Code (Charge, If

Any)

Title Description & Presenter(s)

1 Rest without stress! This is a fun way to learn how to distress in your everyday life. We will talk about how to make ourselves feel better about things that make us stressed out in our lives and how to overcome it. We will also learn techniques and different ways to relieve stress in a positive way. Last of all we will have fun! Whitney Jenkins, Magoffin County

SET - 2

AgriScience - Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do For You but What You Can Do For Agriculture (Continuation of Track & Wednesday Workshop of the Same Name)

This SUPER SEMINAR will help you develop the knowledge and skills necessary to face future challenges relating to agriculture, food, sustainability and security. We will take a hands on look at how soil, water and the environment are related to our food and daily life. The Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board, in cooperation with the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department will be presenting information and activities from the National Youth Summit on Agri-Science held in Washington DC. (You must sign up for Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop of Same Name) Torey Earle, Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board - State 4-H Office

3 All About Chocolate There’s more to chocolate than a tasty, smooth treat. Learn how chocolate is produced, its characteristics and care, recent research on health benefits, and the science involved in its use. During this session we will also taste various chocolate types and determine how and why they differ. Kathy Byrnes, Kenton County

5 Arm Knitting 101 Learn the basics of arm knitting. You will learn how to cast on, a basic stitch and how to cast off. You will leave with at least one completed scarf and the skill to make new scarves throughout the year to use as gifts for friends and family! Rachel Abney, Nicholas County

6 Can you BREAKOUT? In this workshop, you will have to use all of the leadership, communication and team building skills you have to solve clues, crack codes and open locks! The mission of your team is to BREAKOUT of the challenge room before the clock ticks out! You will have one hour to escape. Can you do it? Rebecca Hancock- Katie, McLean County & Henderson County

7 Capture the Leader There are leadership lessons to be learned in everything we do! In this workshop we will work (or play, rather) to find those lessons in some of our favorite childhood games such as Capture the Flag, Ninja, even Hide and Seek or Kick the Bucket. Please wear appropriate clothing (tennis shoes and shorts)! Andy Lewis, Clark County

8 Chess for Beginners or Masters

This workshop will focus on the amazing game of chess; and will allow participants who are already familiar with the game the opportunity to learn new strategies, and to actually play tournament style games. Beginners are welcomed and encouraged to attend; because there will be a lesson for new people to learn about all the pieces, their purpose and basic strategy. Even if you have never played, you will know how before leaving!! This session will an amazing experience for any chess fan or anyone who wants to learn a new amazing game. You may even decide to start a chess club after attending! Jeremy Teal, Hopkins County

9 Color Your Way to Calm Coloring books are super trendy right now...do you know why? Coloring is good for your health. Lots of research shows it helps you relax, along with

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many other health benefits. Hear about all the great things coloring can do for you and complete a framed masterpiece. Lisa Adams & Lois Carter, Madison County & Bourbon County

10 Dance 101: Learn basic dance steps and the history behind dance.

Dance popularity has grown through TV shows such as "Dancing with the Stars" and "So You Think You Can Dance". Explore your own dance moves and the history behind dance. Cabrina Buckman, Washington County

11 Designing Your Future: The Vision Board

By collecting and displaying visual images (photos, clippings, and paintings) students will create a vision board that is a graphic representation of their dreams and ambitions. Creating a vision board is fun, easy, and allows you to create a "vision" of your future that you can look at everyday. Success is by design, start now! Amanda Saha, CAFE Office of Academic Programs

12 $5

Designs in Leather Participants will design and make 2 projects out of leather using the following methods: stamping, dyeing, conchos, brads and crystal rivets. Projects include: key chains, wristbands, and more. Juie Brown, Warren County

13 Dulcimers - Our Heritage In this program the students will learn about their Appalachian heritage and the history of the dulcimer. They will be exposed to a wide variety of dulcimers. Then they are given the opportunity to play dulcimers in the two main ways [with cords and the melody]. This playing experience is designed to assure their success Ray Wilson, Leslie County

FR - 14 Fashion Revue Is your super power fashion sewing? Or perhaps clothing selection and coordination is your forte. If so, then you need to be a player in the state 4-H Fashion Revue. If you have constructed a fashionable outfit in either the Sewing, Needlework, OR Project Fashion Forward projects, join the Fashion Leadership Board and others from across the state to learn more about fashion and presentation on stage. Participants will improve their modeling skills and use their sewing skills for a service project to help others. Narrators and escorts are also needed, applications are available through your county agent. All Fashion Revue participants are required to submit an information sheet by May 10 to Marjorie Baker, State Fashion Revue Coordinator. (Fashion Revue Participants will take this for their Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop) Marjorie Baker, 4-H Youth Development

15 Feelin' So Fly Like a G6 Cro·chet- [krōˈSHā/] - No, this is not for your grandmother. Come and learn how to make your own chain scarf while also getting the basic techniques of crocheting. The possibilities with crochet is limitless, do not let this beautiful technique fade away with time! Heather Hensley, Harlan County

16 Flag Football Like the elusive leopard inching through the sweltering jungles of South America, so will the flag football player, after a session of instruction, be nimble through defenses and offenses during this workshop. A veritable potpourri of offensive and defensive skills will be gifted to this participant who is willing to lay it all on the line for the development of the whole player. A rigorous combine will lead to some light-hearted gamesmanship on the grid iron. Essentially, we are going to play flag football, so, if you would like to play, sign up. Mike Meyer, Harrison County

17 Future Green Envy Shopping tips to reduce, reuse, recycle to save cash and our environment for a greener, brighter future. Techniques to introduce recycling and engage grandparents, parents, and children in participating. Participate hands-on; compete in games; and develop your own game or Strategy for recycling. Melissa A Melton,

18 Hodge Podge Decoupage Take decoupage to the next level! We will be using recycled materials to create art that can be used for home decor, gifts or even entered into your county fair. Even the not create minds will be able to come away with some awesome art! Rhonda Jewell, Caldwell County

19 Hojalata Mexican Tin Art Discover Mexican culture and history as you participate in creating your very own piece of Mexican Tin Art. Learn this new skill that is reflective of cultural differences in Art Forms! Vicki Boggs, Leslie County

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20 How to make Yummy Yogurt at home!

Have you ever wondered how those colorful and tasty yogurts you see in the grocery stores are made? Do you know that with few home utensils and a few purchase from the store, you are set to begin to make your own different flavored yogurt in the comfort of your own home? This exciting hands-on workshop will teach you how to make yogurt at home using simple ingredients and a few other materials, and you will begin to create all kinds of homemade yummy yogurt. Come let's learn how to make YUMMY yogurt together, and cart away prices that will help you get started. Akinbode Adedeji, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department

21 Hunt the Arboretum Escape to paradise at the plant zoo! Tour the beautiful colors and plants with a fun and exciting scavenger hunt as we tour the University of Kentucky Arboretum. Leslea Barnes, Crittenden County

22 $3

Kentucky Red Dirt Shirt Delegates will learn how to use soil to dye and customize their very own 4-H Kentucky Red Dirt shirt. Please bring a plain white t-shirt to color. Dominique Wood, Livingston County

23 Lead on with Style Do you want to be a leader at school, on your sports team, or in your favorite club or organization? Following rule of etiquette is essential if you want to be respected, and being respected is essential if you want to be followed. Have fun while you learn the basics of leading with style and grace. Wanda Paris, Lyon County

24 Men's Fashion Fundamentals Everybody needs to know how to tie a tie. Learn several knots and maybe a bow tie if you're up for it! Tate Asher, Leslie County

25 Monogram Mania Not sure what to get your friends or family for the holidays this year? These super easy monogram crafts, take less than an hour to make, and will score you endless points for creativity and cuteness. In fact, they're so cute, you'll want to make them for yourself too! There will be various monogram items you can make: wall hangings, picture frames and much more. Samantha Gamblin, Bullitt County

26 Motion Commotion Learn how to guide younger 4-Hers through this meaningful science lesson. Developed by Oregon State University Cooperative Extension, Motion Commotion is a two-part experiment that investigates the physical and human factors of motion using toy cars to simulate a speeding car collision and distracted driving. Construct a simulated runway to analyze the speed, momentum and kinetic energy of a car in motion, and explore the science behind the car’s collisions - Lead an experiment that uses the same physics principles to demonstrate the consequences of distracted driving. Danielle Hutchins, Nelson County

27 Mug Madness Simple meals and desserts made in a mug. Recipes and tasting session of mug meals in a microwave. Learn simple cooking techniques for a mug in a microwave. Ginny Harper, Calloway County

28 Outdoor Obstacle Course Teamwork activity outdoors using man made and natural obstacles Adair Baysinger, McCracken County

29 Paint a Flower Pot Use paint markers to make a lady bug flowerpot or your own custom creation. The flowerpot can then be used to plant flowers or as a decorative accessory. Miranda Shearer, Madison County

SPOT - 30 SPOTLIGHT Teens will work with Agents to take pictures to prepare the slide show/video for Thursday's closing assembly. This includes story line, music, equipment, set-up and presentation. Also included in this track is the Spotlight Newsletter. Agent will work with teens to research, write and typeset their own stories. Participants must bring and know how to operate their own digital cameras. Also bring the software necessary to transfer your photos. Please bring music to assist with the slide show. Those who do not bring a camera will automatically be assigned to work on the Spotlight Newsletter. (This class will take up all three class options [Track, Tuesday Workshop, Wednesday Workshop]) Heather Nelson, Floyd County

31 There's An App For That This class is a basic introduction to App development. It will cover the basics of App development and tools that are required for various types of development. Example applications will be developed in App Inventor which is a graphical method of creating programs for Android. App Inventor enables the quick creation of basic apps without extensive programming knowledge.

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This class will focus on easy ways to get started with App programming and publishing. No previous programming experience is necessary for this course. Joseph Dvorak, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering

32 Ultimate Frisbee is ULTIMATE I know what you might be thinking. "What's the difference between regular Frisbee and Ultimate Frisbee?" The answer to your question is simply this: More Ultimate. Come learn how to play the game that is sweeping the 4-H Teen Conference Workshop sessions by storm, learn and participate in a few drills that will sharpen your skills and spend the rest of the session playing Ultimate Frisbee against your friends and some 4-H Agents/Staff that are probably way too old to be of any legit competition. Let's ULTIMATE! Ryan Farley, Woodford County

33 Wildlife Workshop Birds of Prey

Learn about wildlife rehabilitation, survival adaptations of wild birds, taxonomy and Identification of native birds of prey. Students will have opportunity to view and handle rehabilitation birds. Workshop will cover diet, maintenance, and facility needs of rehabilitation birds Mitch Whitaker, Letcher County 4-H Raptor Program

34 Diverse Majors and Alternative Pathways for Success in the UK College of Agriculture, Food, & Environment (UK CAFE)

Are you interested in fashion & textiles? Do you like hospitality or food service? Have you ever thought about being a dietician? The University of Kentucky CAFE is more than just animal and plant science. This class will help you explore some of the less well know paths to success you can take at UK! Natasha Saunders and Dr. Quentin Tyler, UK CAFÉ Office of Diversity

35 All Things Tulle Put your creative skills to work and learn how to make a Tulle Wreath and other fun projects! Add these projects to the décor in your room or take your skills back to the county to start your own business. Rebecca Neltner, Bracken County

36 Can you BREAKOUT? In this workshop, you will have to use all of the leadership, communication and team building skills you have to solve clues, crack codes and open locks! The mission of your team is to BREAKOUT of the challenge room before the clock ticks out! You will have one hour to escape. Can you do it? Katie Hancock, McLean County & Henderson County

37 Lead Like a Pro Leadership is a natural ability that everyone has but not everyone knows how to express. This workshop will focus on teaching others how to lead like a pro. Teens will participate in a mock leadership lesson, learn skills they need to be an effective leader and use ice breakers and games to teach leadership skills to others. This workshop will be taught by Amanda Harder, a Warren County 4-H Teen. Julie Brown, Warren County

Optional Super Seminars

We also offer several different “Super Seminars” that allow you to focus your classes on one of the core content areas in Kentucky 4-H. By selecting a super seminar, you sign up for the specific track, Tuesday Workshop, and Wednesday Workshop. Participants will receive a letter of accomplishment, certificate, and recognition at the closing assembly for completing 8 hours in this core area. List of Super Seminars (see the list of tracks or workshops for titles and descriptions)

Agriculture (District 1)

Track: F - “Discover Dairy” Tuesday Workshop: 20 – “How to Make Yummy Yogurt at Home” Wednesday Workshop: 78 – “Peeps and Possibilities with 4-H” Communication & Expressive Arts (District 2)

Track: O – “Mixed Media Art” Tuesday Workshop: 13 – “Dulcimers – Our Heritage” Wednesday Workshop: 52 – “Blackout Poetry & ‘Where I’m From’ Arts Exploration”

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Family & Consumer Science (District 3)

Track – U – “Stamp Your Way to Serve Others” Tuesday Workshop: 25 – “Monogram Mania” Wednesday Workshop: 51 – “All About Chocolate” Health (District 4) Track: J – “Healthy Living for Teens” Tuesday Workshop: 9 – “Color Your Way to Calm” Wednesday Workshop: 67 – “Healthy Snacks” Science, Engineering, & Technology (District 5)

Track: SET (Track) – “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Tuesday Workshop: SET – 2 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Wednesday Workshop: SET – 50 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Leadership (District 6) Track: P – “Outdoor Survival” Tuesday Workshop: 6 – “Can you BREAKOUT” Wednesday Workshop: 70 – “Lead Like a Pro” Natural Resources 1 (District 7)

Track: WTR – T – “Ripple Effect…” Tuesday Workshop: 22 – “Kentucky Red Dirt Shirt” Wednesday Workshop: WTR – 79 – “Ripple Effect…” Natural Resources 2 (District 7) Track: TREE – X – “Tree Detectives” Tuesday Workshop: 21 – “Hunt the Arboretum” Wednesday Workshop: TREE – 82 – “Tree Detectives”

2016 4-H Teen Conference Wednesday Workshops Code

(Charge, If Any) Title Description & Presenter(s)

SET - 50

AgriScience - Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do For You but What You Can Do For Agriculture (Continuation of Track &

Wednesday Workshop of the Same Name)

This SUPER SEMINAR will help you develop the knowledge and skills necessary to face future challenges relating to agriculture, food, sustainability and security. We will take a hands on look at how soil, water and the environment are related to our food and daily life. The Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board, in cooperation with the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department will be presenting information and activities from the National Youth Summit on Agri-Science held in Washington DC. (You must sign up for Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop of Same Name) Torey Earle, Kentucky 4-H SET Leadership Board - State 4-H Office

51 All About Chocolate

There’s more to chocolate than a tasty, smooth treat. Learn how chocolate is produced, its characteristics and care, recent research on health benefits, and the science involved in its use. During this session we will also taste various chocolate types and determine how and why they differ. Kathy Byrnes, Kenton County

52 Blackout Poetry & "Where I'm From" Arts Exploration

Learn how to combine poetry and visual art through blackout poetry, an interactive art-form that upcycles newsprint. Then, show your pride of the region in a "Where I'm From" poetry exercise. Whether you hail from the holler or an urban center, there is plenty to celebrate in our bluegrass state. Finally, create your own art piece using pastels, collage, ink and more to highlight what you love about Kentucky and the place you call "home". Melissa Bond, Community Economic Development Initiative of Kentucky (CEDIK)

53 Capture the Leader There are leadership lessons to be learned in everything we do! In this workshop we will work (or play, rather) to find those lessons in some of our favorite childhood games such as Capture the Flag, Ninja, even Hide and Seek or Kick the Bucket. Please wear appropriate clothing (tennis shoes and shorts)! Andy Lewis, Clark County

54 Chess for Beginners or Masters

This workshop will focus on the amazing game of chess; and will allow participants who are already familiar with the game the opportunity to learn new strategies, and to actually play tournament style games. Beginners are welcomed and encouraged to attend; because there will be a lesson for new people to learn about all the pieces, their purpose and basic strategy. Even if you have never played, you will know how before leaving!! This session will an amazing experience for any chess fan or anyone who wants to learn a new amazing game. You may even decide to start a chess club after attending! Jeremy Teal, Hopkins County

55 Color Your Way to Calm

Coloring books are super trendy right now...do you know why? Coloring is good for your health. Lots of research shows it helps you relax, along with many other health benefits. Hear about all the great things coloring can do for you and complete a framed masterpiece. Lisa Adams & Lois Carter, Madison County & Bourbon County

56 $2

Crafty Chefs This workshop will be fun for those who enjoy cooking and making crafts! Teens will have the opportunity to make a delicious recipe. Participants will be dicing, measuring and learning helpful nutritional tips while making the recipe. We will also learn how to make a mod podge crafting activity from re-purposing a vase. Alissa Sebastian, Clay County

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57 CSI Biotechnology Participate in lab experiments to solve a crime scene mystery. Learn about and experience DNA science and biotechnology techniques in a research lab setting and experiments you can do at home. Learn how this exciting new area of science and solve real world problems such as renewable energy, renewable materials and applications in agriculture and medicine. David Hildebrand, Plant & Soil Science

58 Designing Your Future: The Vision Board

By collecting and displaying visual images (photos, clippings, and paintings) students will create a vision board that is a graphic representation of their dreams and ambitions. Creating a vision board is fun, easy, and allows you to create a "vision" of your future that you can look at everyday. Success is by design, start now! Amanda Saha, CAFE Office of Academic Programs

59 Dulcimers - Our Heritage

In this program the students will learn about their Appalachian heritage and the history of the dulcimer. They will be exposed to a wide variety of dulcimers. Then they are given the opportunity to play dulcimers in the two main ways [with cords and the melody]. This playing experience is designed to assure their success / / Ray Wilson, Leslie County

FR - 60 Fashion Revue Is your super power fashion sewing? Or perhaps clothing selection and coordination is your forte. If so, then you need to be a player in the state 4-H Fashion Revue. If you have constructed a fashionable outfit in either the Sewing, Needlework, OR Project Fashion Forward projects, join the Fashion Leadership Board and others from across the state to learn more about fashion and presentation on stage. Participants will improve their modeling skills and use their sewing skills for a service project to help others. Narrators and escorts are also needed, applications are available through your county agent. All Fashion Revue participants are required to submit an information sheet by May 10 to Marjorie Baker, State Fashion Revue Coordinator. (Fashion Revue Participants will take this for their Track, Tuesday Workshop & Wednesday Workshop) Marjorie Baker, 4-H Youth Development

61 Feelin' So Fly Like a G6

Cro·chet- [krōˈSHā/] - No, this is not for your grandmother. Come and learn how to make your own chain scarf while also getting the basic techniques of crocheting. The possibilities with crochet is limitless, do not let this beautiful technique fade away with time! Heather Hensley, Harlan County

62 Future Green Envy Shopping tips to reduce, reuse, recycle to save cash and our environment for a greener, brighter future. Techniques to introduce recycling and engage grandparents, parents, and children in participating. Participate hands-on; compete in games; and develop your own game or Strategy for recycling. Melissa A Melton,

63 Get your Steps! Explore the Arboretum!

We will head to the Arboretum and get some exercise as we view this beautiful resource on UK's campus. You will learn about native trees/plants that the Arboretum has planted. An opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy a healthy lifestyle! Kristen Kirkland/Leslie Reynolds, Fayette County & Franklin County

64 Go Sports Games: Flag Football

The majestic hawk soars high in the sky watching over its expansive territory. The tiny field mouse huddles in broken blades of grass in anticipation nature may take it's unfortunate course. It is a single moment where decisions must be made and nature dictates outcomes. This is also the situation in flag football. Learners will be guided through a myriad of drills to enhance the wary Teen Conference athlete into prolific side-yard football legends. Sign up. Play Football. Win. Mike Meyer, Harrison County

65 $10

Gone Buggy* (special time and

lunch arrangements)

Gone buggy - Cost - $10 / Time 12-4 pm (lunch will be provided) Description - Join College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Entomologists as they guide you in finding, identifying, preserving, and mounting insects to begin your Level 1 - Entomology state fair exhibit. This is an off campus workshop. Please dress appropriately for being outside. Lunch will be provided as part of the track. Materials will also be provided. Blake Newton, Entomology

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66 GPS Wildlife Hunt Utilizing etrex GPS UNITS- locating and identifying locations around campus that serve as green space and wildlife habitats in urban areas. Dominique Wood, Livingston County

67 Healthy Snacks This class will learn and prepare some healthy snacks are will be quick and easy alternative to our more popular snacks today as well as discuss moderation and awareness of what you are putting in your body! Whitney McKoy, Franklin County

68 Hojalata Mexican Tin Art

Discover Mexican culture and history as you participate in creating your very own piece of Mexican Tin Art. Learn this new skill that is reflective of cultural differences in Art Forms! Vicki Boggs, Leslie County

69 How to make Yummy Yogurt at home!

Have you ever wondered how those colorful and tasty yogurts you see in the grocery stores are made? Do you know that with few home utensils and a few purchase from the store, you are set to begin to make your own different flavored yogurt in the comfort of your own home? This exciting hands-on workshop will teach you how to make yogurt at home using simple ingredients and a few other materials, and you will begin to create all kinds of homemade yummy yogurt. Come let's learn how to make YUMMY yogurt together, and cart away prices that will help you get started. Akinbode Adedeji, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department

70 Lead Like a Pro Leadership is a natural ability that everyone has but not everyone knows how to express. This workshop will focus on teaching others how to lead like a pro. Teens will participate in a mock leadership lesson, learn skills they need to be an effective leader and use ice breakers and games to teach leadership skills to others. This workshop will be taught by Amanda Harder, a Warren County 4-H Teen. Julie Brown, Warren County

71 $8

Make a Leather Belt with Buckle

Participants will make a leather belt with buckle. Teens will design, stamp, dye, punch holes, size and finish belt. Julie Brown, Warren County

72 Men's Fashion Fundamentals

Everybody needs to know how to tie a tie. Learn several knots and maybe a bow tie if you're up for it! Tate Asher, Leslie County

73 Mixed Media Art Fun

Bring your creativity and learn how to make a mixed media art project. Using different types of materials, you will create a work of art on a canvas board! Kindra Ewing Jones, Grayson County

74 Monogram Mania Not sure what to get your friends or family for the holidays this year? These super easy monogram crafts, take less than an hour to make, and will score you endless points for creativity and cuteness. In fact, they're so cute, you'll want to make them for yourself too! There will be various monogram items you can make: wall hangings, picture frames and much more. Samantha Gamblin, Bullitt County

75 New 4-H Dances Come learn new 4-H dances that everyone's doing! We will dance to songs by popular artists like Beyoncé and Kalin and Myles. Aaron Smith, Lyon County

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Out of this World Space Exploration

Join us to visit the Living Art and Science Center in Lexington. We'll experience their hands on out of this world space exploration exhibits and view the planetarium. Rebecca Hill, Marion County

77 Painting that Pops! The possibilities for painting with balloons are endless! Let your creativity fly (literally) while you create unique works of art using balloons filled with paint. Get ready to make a mess and express yourself! Alex Bryant, Breckinridge County

78 Peeps and Possibilities with 4-H

Learn about Poultry Incubation from Egg parts to live biddies. Hands on and interactive! Dianna Reed, Johnson County

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WTR - 79 Ripple Effect: Consequences of a Waterless World (Continuation of Track by Same Name)

This is a super seminar series. Participants must also enroll in the Ripple Effect: Consequences of a Waterless World Track. Ashley Osborne, Plant & Soil Science

SPOT - 80 SPOTLIGHT Teens will work with Agents to take pictures to prepare the slide show/video for Thursday's closing assembly. This includes story line, music, equipment, set-up and presentation. Also included in this track is the Spotlight Newsletter. Agent will work with teens to research, write and typeset their own stories. Participants must bring and know how to operate their own digital cameras. Also bring the software necessary to transfer your photos. Please bring music to assist with the slide show. Those who do not bring a camera will automatically be assigned to work on the Spotlight Newsletter. (This class will take up all three class options [Track, Tuesday Workshop, Wednesday Workshop]) Heather Nelson, Floyd County

81 There's An App For That

This class is a basic introduction to App development. It will cover the basics of App development and tools that are required for various types of development. Example applications will be developed in App Inventor which is a graphical method of creating programs for Android. App Inventor enables the quick creation of basic apps without extensive programming knowledge. This class will focus on easy ways to get started with App programming and publishing. No previous programming experience is necessary for this course. / Joseph Dvorak, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering

TREE - 82 Tree Detectives (Continuation of Track by Same Name)

This workshop is a continuation of the Super Seminar series "Tree Detective" and is only for the students that signed-up for that Super Seminar series. Laurie Thomas, Department of Forestry

83 Ultimate Frisbee is ULTIMATE

I know what you might be thinking. "What's the difference between regular Frisbee and Ultimate Frisbee?" The answer to your question is simply this: More Ultimate. Come learn how to play the game that is sweeping the 4-H Teen Conference Workshop sessions by storm, learn and participate in a few drills that will sharpen your skills and spend the rest of the session playing Ultimate Frisbee against your friends and some 4-H Agents/Staff that are probably way too old to be of any legit competition. Let's ULTIMATE! Ryan Farley, Woodford County

84 We Are Talking About Your Future

Are you still unsure of your career goals after high school? Join us for this fun and interactive exploration of career exploration resources. We will discover what careers most suit your skills and interests, explore possible jobs in your area and potential salaries. As a bonus, we will see how you can turn this topic into a great speech or demonstration for the 4-H communications contest. Danielle Hutchins, Nelson County

85 Diverse Majors and Alternative Pathways for Success in the UK College of Agriculture, Food, & Environment (UK CAFE)

Are you interested in fashion & textiles? Do you like hospitality or food service? Have you ever thought about being a dietician? The University of Kentucky CAFE is more than just animal and plant science. This class will help you explore some of the less well know paths to success you can take at UK! Natasha Saunders, Office of Diversity

86 Can you BREAKOUT?

In this workshop, you will have to use all of the leadership, communication and team building skills you have to solve clues, crack codes and open locks! The mission of your team is to BREAKOUT of the challenge room before the clock ticks out! You will have one hour to escape. Can you do it? Katie Hancock, McLean County & Henderson County

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Optional Super Seminars

We also offer several different “Super Seminars” that allow you to focus your classes on one of the core content areas in Kentucky 4-H. By selecting a super seminar, you sign up for the specific track, Tuesday Workshop, and Wednesday Workshop. Participants will receive a letter of accomplishment, certificate, and recognition at the closing assembly for completing 8 hours in this core area. List of Super Seminars (see the list of tracks or workshops for titles and descriptions)

Agriculture (District 1)

Track: F - “Discover Dairy” Tuesday Workshop: 20 – “How to Make Yummy Yogurt at Home” Wednesday Workshop: 78 – “Peeps and Possibilities with 4-H” Communication & Expressive Arts (District 2) Track: O – “Mixed Media Art” Tuesday Workshop: 13 – “Dulcimers – Our Heritage” Wednesday Workshop: 52 – “Blackout Poetry & ‘Where I’m From’ Arts Exploration” Family & Consumer Science (District 3)

Track – U – “Stamp Your Way to Serve Others” Tuesday Workshop: 25 – “Monogram Mania” Wednesday Workshop: 51 – “All About Chocolate” Health (District 4)

Track: J – “Healthy Living for Teens” Tuesday Workshop: 9 – “Color Your Way to Calm” Wednesday Workshop: 67 – “Healthy Snacks” Science, Engineering, & Technology (District 5)

Track: SET (Track) – “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Tuesday Workshop: SET – 2 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Wednesday Workshop: SET – 50 - “Ask Not What Agriculture Can Do for You…” Leadership (District 6)

Track: P – “Outdoor Survival” Tuesday Workshop: 6 – “Can you BREAKOUT” Wednesday Workshop: 70 – “Lead Like a Pro” Natural Resources 1 (District 7)

Track: WTR – T – “Ripple Effect…” Tuesday Workshop: 22 – “Kentucky Red Dirt Shirt” Wednesday Workshop: WTR – 79 – “Ripple Effect…” Natural Resources 2 (District 7)

Track: TREE – X – “Tree Detectives” Tuesday Workshop: 21 – “Hunt the Arboretum” Wednesday Workshop: TREE – 82 – “Tree Detectives”