Module #1: Benefits of Positive Parent Involvement in 4-H Activities “I’m a 4-H Parent…Now What?” Indiana 4-H Parent Resource Series for Extension Educators,

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Module #1: Benefits of Positive Parent Involvement in 4-H Activities “I’m a 4-H Parent…Now What?” Indiana 4-H Parent Resource Series for Extension Educators, Volunteers, and Parents Compiled by Steve McKinley, Extension Specialist, Leadership & Volunteerism “Parents and members learn together – the excitement of mutual discovery.” 1

Objective: Explain the benefits of positive parent involvement in 4-H activities. Questions to answer: Why should parents be an active part of the 4-H Program? What benefits are gained as a result of positive parent involvement in 4-H activities? 2

Benefits to 4-H Members  Members gain support and confidence from working with interested adults.  Members are able to participate with their parents in a common interest helping 4-H to be a family affair.  Members receive more individual attention and guidance.  Parents with positive, enthusiastic attitudes are contagious. They create the same attitude in the club members. 3

Benefits to Parents  Parents help their children learn and grow.  Parents share experiences with their children.  Parents improve relationships with their children.  Parents make a contribution to youth in the community. 4

Benefits to Parents  Parents get to know their children’s friends.  Parents make new friends and acquaintances within the community.  4-H provides an atmosphere in which parents can show love and concern for their children by maintaining an interest in their activities and helping them to meet their goals. 5

Benefits to 4-H Volunteers  Volunteers are able to delegate jobs to responsible parents to allow the volunteers time for development of additional club events.  Volunteers will be able to more effectively reach each member with a positive adult influence.  Volunteers will experience greater satisfaction from watching parent/child relations grow within the 4-H Club setting. 6

Benefits to 4-H Clubs  The 4-H Club is strengthened, larger, and more active.  More club activities may be offered and expanded.  Favorable Attitudes + Parent Interests + Active Parent Cooperation = Successful 4-H Clubs 7