Family and Community Resources

Talking to your children about the coronavirus

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Ways 4-H volunteers can support youth when not in person

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Managing stress and anxiety during the novel coronavirus pandemic

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Too cold to go out? Here are five indoor activities to enjoy with your children!

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Is my child ready to stay home alone?

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Ten fun rainy day activities to enjoy with your children

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Why won’t they just get along?

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Helping children learn about emotions

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Look for the helpers: Talking with young children about tragedy

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Facilitating distance meetings with youth

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Best practices when connecting with youth by text message and social media

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Social distancing and getting outside

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Managing Youth Stress

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Importance of positive parenting in times of crisis

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MI Money Health

65 icebreaker questions for online meetings

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Icebreakers for online meetings

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How can we have a virtual Michigan 4-H club meeting when the bylaws say you cannot?

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Host a virtual Michigan 4-H meeting

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Ensuring volunteers feel valued

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Supporting volunteers through no face-to-face contact

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Top 5 tips in keeping youth safe in virtual environments

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Virtual 4-H Programming Guidelines for Volunteers

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