YFCS-3/2.3 WHY WE BUY PROJECT MORE TO DO
YFCS-3/2.3, New Oct 2001. Molly Gregg, Extension 4-H Program Specialist
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Why We Buy Project
More to Do
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- Enter your local 4-H public speaking contest
and give a speech on what happiness means to you.
- In your 4-H journal, make a list of five
people who need your help. Write what you can do to help them.
Do it!
- In your 4-H journal, make a list of five
people you really care about. Write about why you care for them.
Now, go and tell all five of those people that you care about
them and why.
- Help a group do something good for your community.
It might be your religious group or another organization from
your neighborhood or county.
- Help a fellow member of your 4-H club prepare
a project for the 4-H District Round-up.
- Spend an hour picking up trash in your neighborhood.
- Bring the new kid at your school to a 4-H
club meeting.
- Begin keeping a record in your 4-H journal
of how you spend your money. Use the following table as a guide.
As you record what you buy, think about why you buy the things
that you do. Are you buying things that you think will make you
happy or are you buying things to fit in, to have friends, or
to be liked?
For more information, contact your county Extension office. Visit http://www.aces.edu/counties or look in your telephone directory under your county's name to find contact information.
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