Texas 4-H

Curriculum and Resources

If you are not a Texas A&M AgriLife Employee and are looking for additional curriculum, please contact your local County Extension Agent.

4H Explore Guides

The Texas 4-H Explore Resource logo featuring the word “EXPLORE” in bold black letters with the letter “O” replaced by a magnifying glass containing the green 4-H clover emblem.

Each guide has been developed to support volunteers, County Extension Agents, and even 4-H members, in leading project experiences for youth. There are six lessons in each book that follow the “do, reflect, apply” model of learning, providing guidance for hands-on exploration and learning about a specific topic. Click the topic name below to download the file to your computer or device.

Project Resources

Project Information pages are provided in a Adobe PDF format available to download.

Project Resources

Project Information pages are provided in a Adobe PDF format available to download.

Activity and Event Resources

Activity Information pages are provided in a Adobe PDF format available to download.

Youth Leadership Resources

Information page provided in a Adobe PDF format available to download.

Texas 4-H Collegiate Edu-Nation Program

The Texas 4-H Collegiate Edu-Nation program is a partnership between rural school districts that are part of the Collegiate Edu-Nation network, and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s 4-H Youth Development Program. This partnership is designed to empower young people to build a future with more opportunity, prosperity, and impact. 4-H AgriLife Extension is supporting the Collegiate Edu-Nation Model through the Research component. To prepare students for college, career and life, they are introduced to Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) grade-level research.

Texas 4-H Champion Schools

The Texas 4-H Champion School Program is a partnership between local schools and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s 4-H Youth Development Program. This partnership is designed to improve the lives of young Texans and their families with experiential learning in a school setting. The goal of the Texas 4-H Champion School Program goes beyond the classroom through development of school-based 4-H clubs where life skills such as responsibility, public speaking, career investigation, and healthy habits are developed. These skills empower youth to become the leaders of tomorrow! For the Texas 4-H Champion School Program to offer the greatest benefit, the following curriculum are suggested for use. Additionally, schools may work with Texas A&M AgriLife staff to customize programs to better meet the needs of students, staff, and communities.”

Path To Plate

Path to Plate is a Texas A&M AgriLife educational initiative that is often delivered through Texas 4-H Youth Development events and county Extension programs. Its purpose is to help youth understand where food comes from, how it’s produced, and how agriculture connects to nutrition and health using research-based information.

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