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Oct. 10 at the Mountain View Mall in Ardmore, not only was there shopping going on, but there were nine 4-H members working at their interactive displays at the Carter County Mall Day event.
Mall Day is a chance for 4-H’ers through out Carter County to bring their project displays and posters and show them off to the rest of their community. It is also a good time to meet and recruit new people to 4-H.
From 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., the 4-H’ers got to talk to different people and show them their project areas. These members included Harlie Shaver, Fox 4-H; Cole Watkins, Kortney Eades, Maggie Maher, Dickson Clover Club; Christian Allen, Shooting Sports Club; Dallas Fisher and Brooke Murray, Horse Club; and Erica Watkins and Katie Lackey representing the Leadership Team.
The 4-H members had projects ranging form recycling to shooting sports to the MyPyramid. The Carter County Horse Club display included research the club had done on the “Cost of Owning a Horse.” The display was manned by member Emily Hamilton and assisted by Cloverbud member Skylar Wright.
This event gave youth an opportunity to polish public speaking and leadership skills.
Oct. 10 at the Mountain View Mall in Ardmore, not only was there shopping going on, but there were nine 4-H members working at their interactive displays at the Carter County Mall Day event.
Mall Day is a chance for 4-H’ers through out Carter County to bring their project displays and posters and show them off to the rest of their community. It is also a good time to meet and recruit new people to 4-H.
From 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., the 4-H’ers got to talk to different people and show them their project areas. These members included Harlie Shaver, Fox 4-H; Cole Watkins, Kortney Eades, Maggie Maher, Dickson Clover Club; Christian Allen, Shooting Sports Club; Dallas Fisher and Brooke Murray, Horse Club; and Erica Watkins and Katie Lackey representing the Leadership Team.
The 4-H members had projects ranging form recycling to shooting sports to the MyPyramid. The Carter County Horse Club display included research the club had done on the “Cost of Owning a Horse.” The display was manned by member Emily Hamilton and assisted by Cloverbud member Skylar Wright.
This event gave youth an opportunity to polish public speaking and leadership skills.
