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4-H Anime & Manga Club

Members use the art forms of anime & manga to learn about Japanese culture, fashion, food & lifestyle. They also explore other related pop cultures such as video games & cosplay at their annual fundraising convention, CloverCon.

4-H Area14 Robotics Club

This club emphasizes problem-solving, computational thinking, the use of coding, cognitive and AI skills to advance STEM learning. It offers three learning tracks (LEGO® Mindstorms, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi) through guided projects and real-life robotics missions.

4-H Bananabots Robotics Club

Members use LEGO® robotics to learn how to design, build, and program robots. Some clubs also participate in the FIRST LEGO® League Competition.

4-H Beacon Bots

Beacon Bots is a club devoted to learning about robotics and computer programming. Many platforms will be involved, such as use of the Arduino and Mindstorms ev3. Club activities culminate in the construction of different projects and potential participation in different competitions such as FIRST LEGO League Competition.

4-H Beekeepers Club

Members learn all about bee keeping, the importance of key pollinators, honey and bee behavior.

4-H Computers

From microcontrollers to gaming PCs and from Scratch to full-stack web apps, 4‑H Computers is a club for students who have a passion for electronics and software. We work together to help each other complete projects and build friendships along the way. Our club's work culminates in the 4‑H Fair in August, where we get to show off all of our projects to the public. We are also responsible for deve…

4-H Garden & Bee Club

Members learn about organic flower and vegetable gardening by planting and maintaining the 4-H garden. Members who elect the optional beekeeping project will learn about bee keeping by assisting in the 4-H apiary, as well as the importance of pollinators, honey and other products from the hive.

4-H Go-Kart Club

Members learn about the mechanics, driving skills and safety of go-karts, with an emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork.

4-H Imaginarium

A teen Arts and Science based group which utilizes different art forms to express their creative imaginations.

4-H Magicians Guild

The 4-H Magic project uses hands-on learning opportunities for member to acquire life skills while exploring the art of magic and illusion. With an emphasis on fun and cooperative creativity members enhance public speaking and presentation skills while building self confidence and learning a new skill set.

4-H Master Chefs

Through hands-on-activities, members gain experience preparing food.

Alpaca Club

Members of the Alpaca Division learn the importance of modern alpaca care and handling, as well as about alpaca training and fiber.

Branchburg Beef, Dairy and Livestock

Members learn about the care and management of raising livestock, including feeding, breeding and proper handling in and out of the show ring.

Broken Props Model Airplane

Members get hands-on experience learning about flight theory, types and construction of model plane, as well as, learn to fly through free flight, control lines or radio control models.

Card Board Gamers

Card Board Gamers learn about board game strategy, sportsmanship, planning, game balance and design by playing a variety of table top games.

Chaps & Spurs

Members learn about the responsibility of equine ownership. Youth in this club learn about breeds, coat colors, anatomy, physiology, feeding and proper care and management of horses, equipment and styles of riding etc. Members learn to work safely with large animals. This club also accepts PREP/Cloverbud..

Chinese Cultural Club

Club members are students who are enrolled in Raritan Valley Chinese School (RVCS) where they study Chinese language (Mandarin), culture and arts. RVCS students and families share their appreciation and knowledge of Chinese culture with the public through participating in community events and events with other local Chinese schools. Email principal@njrvcs.org for questions or more information, or …

Cloud Computing Club

This club will explain the details of what cloud computing is and give you the confidence to design and host an end to end web-site in the cloud. Basic HTML, JavaScript, and Python will be taught in this club. You will also experience the tools used to host web-sites in the cloud, such as Amazon S3 Buckets, and Lamb-da. All that is needed is laptop and a great attitude!

Crafty Clovers

A general club that touches on many different types of crafts throughout the year.

Crazy Frog Hoppers

Members learn to Double Dutch jump rope and gain confidence by learning to do tricks and routines. Emphasis is on having fun while developing teamwork.

Critter Club

Calling all animal lovers! Join this NEW club where we meet different types of animals, find out how to care for them, and do animal-theme activities.

Da Bug Club

While exploring the outdoors and getting hands-on with creepy crawlers, members in the entomology project area learn about the lifestyles, habitats, diets and behavior of the most diverse group of animals on the planet – insects!

Dungeons and Dragons

Members will use leadership skills, strategic thinking, problem solving and teamwork as they join fellow adventurers on fantasy campaigns through the classic role-playing game of "Dungeons and Dragons". Open to all skill levels, no experience necessary. As members gain experience they will be given the opportunity to mentor newer players, and, if interested, they can strive to stretch their creati…

Furry Friends

Learn all about small animals, such as rabbits, cavies, and rodents. By learning the proper care and handling of small animals, members strengthen their sense of responsibility as pet owners. There is an emphasis on proper animal handling, showmanship, preparing for a small animal show, public speaking and public education. Members also learn about animal safety. There is typically one (1) Somerse…

Gingersnaps

Through hands-on activities, members gain experience preparing food. In addition, members are able to express their own uniqueness through creative craft projects.

Hippity Hoppity Happy Handlers

Members learn all about small animals, such as rabbits, cavies and rodents. By learning the proper care and handling of small animals, members strengthen their sense of responsibility as pet owners. There is an emphasis on public speaking and public education. Members also learn about animal safety.

Just Kidding Goat Club

Members learn about proper goat handling and care throughout the year. Members learn the importance of good sportsmanship and community service.

K-9 Leaders Seeing Eye Club

Our club raises puppies for The Seeing Eye. We have both youth and adult members. As the foster family we have the puppies from 7 weeks to about 15 months of age. During this time members are responsible for the puppy’s complete care including housebreaking, crate training, house manners, simple commands and socialization. Someone must be able to be home during the day to care for the puppy. Puppy…

Little Woofers

Members are given the opportunity to learn about dog handling and dog care (obedience, jr. showmanship and grooming) and to participate in a dog show without the pressures of competition. Members participate purely for the joy of doing so.

New Centre Dairy

Members learn proper care and handling of dairy cattle. The club also focuses on educating our members and the public about the dairy industry, as well as the importance of dairy products in a healthy diet.

On Target Archery Club

The goals of the archery club are to encourage safe, educational and socially acceptable involvement in a shooting activity, to teach the safe and responsible use of shooting equipment at home and on the shooting range, including sound decision making, self-discipline and concentration and to promote the highest standards of safety, sportsmanship and ethical behavior.

Patchwork Preppers

Members will be introduced to basic sewing concepts.

People Pick Me-Ups

Throughout the year, members learn the importance of community service by using animals as a way to encourage the elderly, mentally challenged and those with emotional problems to open up and share through pet therapy.

Photo Bombers

This club educates young photographers and helps to improve their photography skills. They will learn new skills throughout the year, and proudly display their work at the Fair and/or Open Division.

Pins & Needles

Members of the sewing club develop sewing skills of increasing difficulty, learn about textiles and their various properties, develop creatively and design skills.

Programming Trolls

Members use LEGO® robotics to learn how to design, build, and program robots. Some clubs also participate in the FIRST LEGO® League Competition.

Proud 2B Prep

Explore some of the many different project areas available through 4-H, cook and do craft projects.

Puppetry Club

A creative arts program designed to inspire critical thinking, creativity and imagination through an endless array of fun puppet shows, where kids are empowered to be the playwrights, directors, performers and audience all at once!

Radio Control Car Club

Members learn about the mechanics, driving and types of remote control cars with an emphasis on teamwork and safety.

Senior Council

Club focuses on community service and leadership.

Servos 4-H Robotics Club

Members use LEGO® robotics to learn how to design, build, and program robots. Some clubs also participate in the FIRST LEGO® League Competition.

Sew It Seams

Members of the sewing club develop sewing skills of increasing difficulty, learn about textiles and their various properties, develop creatively and design skills.

Sheepfold

The objective of the sheep project is to learn about the year-round care of sheep, with an emphasis on management, proper handling, responsibility and sportsmanship. Members also learn about wool quality and market lamb production through hands-on activities.

Sidewinders Herpetology Club

By emphasizing proper care and maintenance, members learn about domestic and exotic amphibians and reptiles and their environments.

Somerset 4-H Trainmasters

By working with Hi-Rail model railroads, members learn the skills and joy of basic carpentry, safe low-voltage wiring, cooperation and teamwork and creativity. The project emphasizes the historical and geographical impact of trains.

Somerset County 4-H Exchange Association

Members learn to share ideas and thoughts with other 4-H youth around the country. Through fundraising, members are able to visit other states to learn about life around the country.

Somerset Sentinels Rocket Club

Members learn about the principles of rocketry and how to construct a flying model rocket while learning the importance of safety, patience and experience.

Something Fishy Aquatic Science Club

Display aquariums and activities that continue science based exploration of aquatic and environmental science.

Sound Production Club

The club is about creating fitting music for Media. Creation and editing of digital music for games, Slideshows, presentations etc. This club will also show you how to use all types of DAWs; how to publicize and promote your music; and how to create a website and host all the music produced in the club for the year.

Stablemates

Members learn about the responsibility of equine ownership. Youth in this club learn about breeds, coat colors, anatomy, physiology, feeding and proper care and management of horses, equipment and styles of riding etc. Members learn to work safely with large animals. This club also accepts PREP/Cloverbud.

Student Ambassadors For Community Health (SACH)

This club focuses on improving health in the Bound Brook Community. Somerset County 4-H in partnership with Middle Earth are able to empower youth to identify unique health challenges in their community and create solutions to shape positive change. This club is a great way for members to learn skills in leadership, business, government operations, problem solving, teamwork, and most importantly, …

Technomaniacs Club

Members increase their gaming skills, decision making, sportsmanship and strategy.

The Clover Ensemble

Members actively learn about all aspects of theatre within a creative ensemble: acting, directing, writing, costuming, production, choreography, PR and stage tech.

The Prep Ensemble

Come and pretend with The Prep Ensemble! Every week we meet, we do a craft, read a story, act it out, and then play game or sing with our sister club The Clover Ensemble

Twirling Clovers

Members gain confidence by performing twirling routines in front of an audience, with an emphasis on teamwork and coordination.

Wags & Whiskers

Members focus on learning about dog care and training. The goal is the project is to teach proper handling so that each dog will become a happy, well-mannered member of the family. Members learn patience, persistence and the value of hard work, as well as, public speaking. They learn to accept responsibility, make decisions and understand a dog’s behavior.

Wattles & Snood

Member in the poultry project learn the responsibility, sportsmanship and proper animal care by working hands-on with chickens, turkeys and other poultry.

Woof

Members focus on learning about dog care and training. The goal is this project is to teach proper handling so that each dog will become a happy, well-mannered member of the family. Members learn patience, persistence and the value of hard work, as well as, public speaking. They learn to accept responsibility, make decisions and understand a dog’s behavior.

Woolly Ones

The objective of the sheep project is to learn about the year-round care of sheep, with an emphasis on management, proper handling, responsibility and sportsmanship. Members also learn about wool quality and market lamb production through hands-on activities.

World Wide Writers Ink

Gives members the opportunity to demonstrate their creative writing skills.