The club's program is complete with dates set for meetings, names of people responsible, and other pertinent information. 4-H'ers may work together in small project groups which provide additional learning experiences for club members in addition to the regular meetings. The total family is involved in one or more club activities. Club members participate in county 4-H events, activities, and programs. Adult Leadership Leaders use incentives and recognition to get 4-H'ers more involved.
Leaders have a clear understanding of their role in the club.
4-H'ers and adult volunteers are equally responsible for discipline and rule setting. Basic parliamentary procedure is correctly used in conducting meetings. The club has at least five active members. New members are recruited each year. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Raleigh, North Carolina Distributed in furtherance of the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914.