School & Youth Organizations

During these unprecedented times, MSU Extension knows you are looking for new and unique ways to meet ongoing community needs. As you work to support youth, MSU Extension has developed a series of resources and curriculum that can aid these efforts. Available in a variety of topics and age groups, these materials can be sent virtually or individually printed and disseminated to students and/or families for use at home. 

Early Childhood Activities  

Heads In, Hearts In: Early Childhood Activities

Family Book Sheets

Published

Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Science Activities for Young Minds

Published

Healthy Living Activities

Heads In, Hearts In: Healthy Living Activities

Healthy Youth Activities for 4-H Leaders and Clubs

Published

Literacy Activities

Heads In, Hearts In: Literacy Activities

Crafts Around the World Series Asia: Japanese Origami 4-H Clover

Published

Science Activities

Heads In, Hearts In: Science Activities

4-H Animal Science Anywhere

Published

4-H Science Blast in the Class

Teaching Science When You Don’t Know Diddly-Squat Series

Published

Online Learning Resources

Remote Learning and Resources

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