Source:  Texas AgriLife Extension Service 4-H Program

Attached is a summary of activities to conduct with the youth who are residing in temporary shelters and evacuation centers.

These activities have been taken from a larger publication used by Texas 4-H to support After School Programs.

The lessons are set up in a “say and do” format. Even if you do not have a background in working with children, you can lead these activities with youth.

The activities do not require any additional supplies.

Best wishes from Texas 4-H!

View Yea 4-H Activities (pdf)

Source:  Health and Human Services

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* Disaster relief
* and other programs in your area

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