Roane County 4-H Homeschool Program: Tennessee Wildlife

Our homeschool program focuses on the wildlife of Tennessee and habitat management practices we need to know as a community to keep our environment healthy and strong. We learn through hands-on, interactive activities. We meet one Wednesday a month from 3:30-4:30 at the Roane County Extension Office. We meet August through May. This program is great for anyone interested in animals or nature and it is encouraged that the students take their knowledge learned in this program and participate in the Wildlife Judging contest held annually in the spring.

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Ag Literacy at the Library

A new homeschool adventure has begun in 2025! We have started an agricultural literacy program for lower elementary students in partnership with our local libraries. This program is about more than “The cow says moooo.” Students will learn about where their food comes from and about the many byproducts we get from agriculture.

Participate in the 4-H County Speech Contest! The contest will be March 30 at the Kingston Community Center located at 201 Patton Ferry Rd, Kingston, TN 37763. RSVP by March 23 by calling (865) 376-5558. On contest day, sign-in will start at 5:30 and the contest will start at 6pm. If you would like to be a judge, please contact us!

4th Grade: Your speech should be about a person you look up to and why. How has this person made a difference to you? Your speech should last 2-3 minutes. Come prepared and dressed for success!

5th Grade: Your speech needs to be 3-5 minutes long. If you could be someone famous in history or science, who would you be and why? If you could talk to this person, what would you talk about? Try to find a way to incorporate 4-H into your speech. Come prepared and dressed for success!

6th-12th Grade: Your speech needs to be 5-7 minutes long. It can be on any topic of your choice. Some ideas are: What do you want to be when you finish school? How are the life skills you’ve built going to help you achieve your dream? What has 4-H taught you? What are your goals? Come prepared and dressed for success!