4-H & Youth Housing and Environment Projects

4-H’ers build their knowledge of the project subject material. They also complete activities related to the project area, keep records of their activities, give written and oral demonstrations about their projects, and participate in judging and other contests involving their project.

4-H’ers work with parents, volunteers and other 4-H’ers who share similar projects. Project work not only increases a 4-H’ers knowledge of a particular subject of interest to them, but project work can also prepare them for a career in that field. Scholarships, prizes, awards, and special recognition are also the rewards for project work.

Housing and Environment Projects

Housing and Environment Contests and Events

Housing and Environment Educational Activities

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Housing and Environment Projects

Storage

  1. 4 Storage Principles
  2. Storage Design
  3. Tackle the Storage Problems in Your Room or Your Kitchen

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Room Layout and Design

  1. Design Elements
  2. Design Principles
  3. Window Treatments
  4. Furniture Styles
  5. Arranging Furniture

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Furniture and Its Care

  1. Wood Furniture
  2. Identifying other materials
  3. Furniture Construction
  4. Furniture Finishes
  5. Furniture Care

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Floors and Their Care

  1. Hard Surface Flooring
  2. Care for Hard Surface Flooring
  3. Rugs and Carpet
  4. Caring for Carpet

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Healthy Homes

  1. Asthma and Allergies
  2. Mold and Moisture
  3. Carbon Monoxide
  4. Lead
  5. Drinking Water
  6. Hazardous Household Projects
  7. Pesticides
  8. Home Safety

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Energy Efficiency

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Water Management

  1. Water Conservation in the Home
  2. Water Conservation in the Landscape
  3. Protecting our Water Supply (Disposal of Household Products, Pesticides, etc.)

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Home Maintenance and Repair

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Accessible Living

  1. Universal Design
  2. Finding Solutions to Fit Your Needs
  3. Checklist

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Safety in the Home

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Food & Nutrition
2253 TAMU
College Station, Texas
77843-2253
phone: 979.845.6379
fax: 979.847.9225

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