Offers These Learning Opportunities For Youth At:
Aliamanu School-Age Program
For 2006

Ukulele 4-H Club
Gardening 4-H Club
Health 4-H Club
Fine arts 4-H Club
Cooking 4-H Club
Citizenship 4-H Club
Multicultural 4-H Club
(Cloverbuds)

Tuesdays, 3:30-5:00 pm

4-H'ers show their talent on the ukulele. Club members learn how to play the ukulele or “jumping flea”.

The AMR club, “the Sprouts” share with other 4-h’ers what they have learned so far about the proper care of plants and gardening.

Members are hard at work learning how to take care of oneself and share their findings with the other AMR SAS 4-H clubs.

Club members worked on an autobiography, discovered roy g. biv is an acronym for the colors of the rainbow, and numerous other art projects.

4-H club members compiled a cookbook of all their favorite foods they learned to make this year.

Coverbuds learn about the different cultures around the world. They experience new foods, dances, music, and much more.

AMR 4-H'ers participate in "A Bit of Hawaii" Michigan 4-H Exchange gathering and share a taste of Hawaiian culture with new 4-H friends.

AMR Teens Jerry and Matt Welch, James Routson, and Russell Nelson coordinated a service-learning project at Hawaii Plantation Village's taro patch for teens from AMR. The teens helped harvest, clean, and plant taro. They also had the opportunity to prepare taro chips.

AMR 4-H members assist in recruiting youth to join the Oahu 4-H program.