Procedures for Maintaining the Club Involve youth and leaders in planning and conducting the meetings Involve club members in preparing a yearly club plan.

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Procedures for Maintaining the Club Involve youth and leaders in planning and conducting the meetings Involve club members in preparing a yearly club plan Promote and market the club Help youth transition to new communities when families move

Life Skills Addressed in Club Meetings Leadership Communication Responsible Citizenship Goal Setting Decision Making Problem Solving Planning/Organizing

Life Skills Addressed in Club Meetings Cooperation Managing Feelings Character Accepting Differences Social Skills Critical Thinking Keeping Records

Life Skills Addressed in Club Meetings Learning to Learn Teamwork Community Service Volunteering Sharing Marketable Skills Self-esteem

Critical Elements in Planning Effective Meetings Identifying specific life skills to target through a meeting format. Involving youth along with their leaders in the planning of the meetings. Guiding the planning to assure balance and variety in the opportunities offered.

Club Meeting Format Formula 15-min. business 30– 45 min. education min. recreation

Club Environments that Meet Basic Needs Promote Feelings of Acceptance and Belonging Provide Opportunities to Develop Relationships Provide Safety and Structure

Club Environments that Meet Basic Needs Provide Opportunities to Contribute to the Group Promote Competence and Independence