Safety

The safety project fits with so many 4-H activities – like being safe around large animals or with outdoor activities like shooting sports. But you can even apply safety principles to your everyday activities like cell phone safety or car seats and seat belts. Share what you learn to keep your family and friends safe too!

Teen Rollover Convincer Presentations

This presentation shows the importance of wearing a seat belt by demonstrating a rollover scenario in which a passenger is not wearing a seat belt and another is wearing one.

Safety and Injury Prevention Educational Presentation at county, district, and state level

Students have the opportunity to present on safety and injury prevention with an educational presentation.

 

 

4-H Member Resources

Farm Safety Day Camps

How can kids learn to stay safe and healthy on a farm? One way is through a safety day camp, a program that teaches 8- to 13-year-olds the basics of farm safety and health. If you’re concerned about the farm safety for kids in your community, this pamphlet will outline how you can organize and run a safety day camp. You’ll learn:

• why childhood injuries are so common, and how they can be prevented;
• what jobs kids shouldn’t be taught—and why
• how to design a safety day camp that is entertaining and educational

Resources

4-H Roundup Educational Presentations

Age: All

A 4-H Roundup educational presentation is a fun way to share your 4-H project. You can give a education presentation by yourself or with up to four of your 4-H friends. The 4-H Roundup Educational Presentation Competition takes place at 4-H Roundup each year. All presentations should address current issues related to the topic category. Learn more in the “What Is An Educational Presentation” document.