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4-H Winter WorkshopBeat the Winter Blahs! Join us for Winter Workshop on Saturday,January 29 at the Harford County Ag Center (4-H Office)3525 Conowingo Road, Street, MD 21154.You must pre-register by January 21st to participate.Registration fee is 20 per person. If this event is canceled orpostponed due to Covid-19 Restrictions , the no refund policywill be re-evaluated and the event will be rescheduled!This county-wide activity is open to all youth of Harford County between the ages of 8-14. Clover classes will notbe offered. This is a great opportunity for you to learn about your favorite 4-H project, develop a new skill, complete a project to take home and just have fun! All 4-H club members are encouraged to attend. You do not haveto be in 4-H to attend, so bring a friend! Questions? Call the 4-H Office at 410-638-3255 or email MarylisaSchaedel mschaede@umd.edu.To create a more Covid-friendly atmosphere, we will be using multiple conference and work rooms withinthe Ag Center to encourage social distancing and allow for frequent cleaning between sessions.Masks will be required for all participants. The fee will cover supplies for classes and lunch (please see registration form for options). Many classes have a limited number of participants so return your registration early if you plan to attend. Classes fill on a first come, first serve basis. Please be advised that some classes last more than one session. Registration forms and the fee must be returned to the Extension Office by the January 21st deadline. No refunds will be issued after January 21st. Please be advised that Peanut Butter sandwiches and snacks will be offered. You will be notified by email if there are any changes from your first two selections. Check-in will begin at 9:30 am in the solarium/front door entry area. You must check in before attending a class. Classes will begin at 10 am, lunch will be served from 12:00-12:20 pm and the last session will end at 2:15 pm. Your child must be picked up by 2:30 pm.In case of inclement weather, call the Extension Office at 410-638-3255 and listen to the message.University programs, activities, and facilities are available to all without regard to race, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin, political affiliation, physical or mental disability, religion, protected veteran status, geneticinformation, personal appearance, or any other legally protected class.If you require special assistance, please contact the 4-H office 2 weeks prior to the event—410-638-3255

WINTER WORKSHOP REGISTRATION FORMDUE BY JANUARY 21, 2022Name: Age (as of 1/1/22):Address:4-H Member? Y/N 4-H Club: Phone Number:Email:Emergency Contact:It’s easy to register! Simply list your first and second choices for each session in the spaces provided (see example). Return withyour payment of 20 per person attending. The fee includes lunch. Make checks payable to Harford County EAC. Mail to HarfordCounty 4-H Office 3525 Conowingo Road, Suite 600, Street, MD 21154. No refunds after 1/21/22.SessionFor Example1st Choice (Class Name)Fairy Garden2nd Choice (Class Name)Birdseed MosaicSession A 10:00 amSession B 11:00 amSession C 12:30 pmSession D 1:30 pm* You will be notified by email if there are any changes to your first two selections.Lunch will be provided from Chik-fil-A. Please mark your lunch choice:8 count chicken nuggetsChicken Sandwich PB&J UncrustableAll lunches will be served with chips, a cookie or sweet treat and your choice ofjuice box or bottled water.Parents must sign: I understand that children are permitted in the building only while attending sessions. If my child is registeredfor less than a full schedule, I agree to make appropriate transportation arrangements for the designated times. ALL CHILDRENMUST BE PICKED UP BY 2:30. I hereby release the Extension staff and volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, and theCounty EAC from all liabilities associated with this activity.Signature of Parent:University programs, activities, and facilities are available to all without regard to race, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin,political affiliation, physical or mental disability, religion, protected veteran status, genetic information, personal appearance, or any other legally protected class.If you require special assistance, please contact the 4-H office 2 weeks prior to the event—410-638-3255

4-H Winter Workshop TimeScheduleSESSION A - 10:00 AMSESSION B - 11:00 AM1.BEGINNER CAKE DECORATING– 10 (DOUBLE SESSION A&B)1. BEGINNER CAKE DECORATING (continued) - 102.SIT, STAY, COME, LAY! -102. MOSAIC BIRDSEED ORNAMENTS –103.MOSAIC BIRDSEED ORNAMENTS-103. BASIC FIRST AID– 154.BASIC FIRST AID– 154. PINECONE FLOWERS-85.PINECONE FLOWERS-85. SLIME TIME-86.SNOWMAN LUMINARY-66. DRIP PAINTING-87.DRIP PAINTING– 87. WATERCOLOR PENCIL ART-88.FUN WITH EXPERIMENTS-108. FUN WITH EXPERIMENTS-10SESSION C- 12:30 PMSESSION D- 1:30 PM1.ADVANCED CAKE DECORATING– 10 (DOUBLE SESSION A&B)1. ADVANCED CAKE DECORATING (continued) - 102.MOSAIC BIRDSEED ORNAMENTS-102. MOSAIC BIRDSEED ORNAMENTS-103.BASIC FIRST AID-153. BASIC FIRST AID-154.FAIRY GARDENS-104. FAIRY GARDENS-105.SNOWMAN LUMINARY-65. DRIP PAINTING– 86.DRIP PAINTING-86. WATERCOLOR PENCIL ART-87.FUN WITH EXPERIMENTS-107. FUN WITH EXPERIMENTS-108.FABRIC ART -88. FABRIC ART-8

Beginner Cake Decorating: Basics of cake decorating will be taught-prepare a cake for decorating, learnto color frosting and how to choose decorator bags and tips. Practice basic techniques and decorate yourown cake. (This class requires a double session A&B). Class limited to 10. Taught by Theresa Lilienthal1 Double Class 10:00-11:45 amAdvanced Cake Decorating: Turn your cake into something special! Practice more techniques of cakedecorating. Explore other types of materials– gum paste, color flow, etc. and decorate your own cake.(This class requires a double session C&D). Class limited to 10. Taught by Theresa Lilienthal1 Double Class 12:30-2:15 pmSIT! STAY! COME! LAY!: Learn about dog obedience training commands and agility. Watch demonstrations of various obedience skills, agility equipment, and tricks! You will also learn about different trainingtactics and the benefits of spending time with your dog. Class limited to 10. Taught by Madalyn Hopp1 Session 10:00 amMosaic Birdseed Ornaments: Here’s a treat for your backyard birds! Participants will learn about mosaicsin order to create a seed and bean covered wooden ornament. Class limited to 10. Taught by MarilynLyons4 Sessions 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pmBasic First Aid: Participants will learn basic first aid including how to treat cuts and injuries, what to doin an emergency and when to call for help. They will also assemble a first aid kit to take home. Class limited to 15. Taught by Jennifer Thomas, RN4 Sessions 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pmPinecone Flowers: Pinecone pastel flowers! A great item that suits the Nature Craft class in the FarmFair entries Crafts Section. With a little paint and creativity, you will have a blooming spring garden onyour wall in January! Class limited to 8. Taught by Joyce Browning2 Sessions 10:00 am and 11:00 amFabric Art: Learn to be creative with fabric! Instruction and imagination will prove to create a fabricmasterpiece. Class is limited to 8. Taught by Michele and Jaime-lyn Widman2 Sessions 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm

Snowman Luminary: Create a snowman that is sure not to melt using a mason jar, “snow” and a fewother supplies. Class limited to 8. Taught by Alisa and Brynn Schaedel2 Sessions 10:00 am and 12:30 pmDrip Painting: Learn how drip painting with acrylics creates amazing artwork on a glass mason jar!Class limited to 8. Taught by Jessica Cochran4 Sessions 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pmWatercolor Pencil Art: Get your pencils and paintbrushes ready to create beautiful artwork on cardstock that can be used as stationary or bookmarks! Class size limited to 8. Taught by Nancy Newman3 Sessions 11:00 am, 12:30 pm and 1:30 pmFairy Gardens: Participants will design and plant their own mystical miniature dish garden. They willreceive two foliage plants and design a mini garden. Special garden features can be created from natural materials in our supply box. Gravel will be provided for garden paths, a pond or stream and studentscan make a miniature house or bridge from provided sticks. Participants MUST bring a planter bowl orbasin which is 4-6 inches deep and preferably 12-18 inches wide . No one will be admitted to classwithout their bowl or basin. Soil, stones, plants, and craft material will be provided. Class limited to 10.Taught by Joyce Browning2 Sessions 12:30 pm and 1:30 pmFun with Experiments: Interested in experimenting with household items to test your engineeringskills? Use your creativity to create a device to safely protect an egg from a drop. Create your own snazzy lava lamp. Test your ability to keep a ping pong ball airborne! Make a stickman float! Class limited to10. Taught by Mark Stauffer, Grace and Chad Maccarelli4 Sessions 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm and 1:30 pmSlime Time: Have fun making two different types of slime! Learn the science behind this gooey craft.Participants will take home their slime creations along with a recipe to make more! Class limited to 8.Taught by Alisa and Brynn Schaedel1 Session 11:00 am

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Drip Painting: Learn how drip painting with acrylics creates amazing artwork on a glass mason jar! lass limited to 8. Taught by Jessica ochran 4 Sessions 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm Watercolor Pencil Art: Get your pencils and paintbrushes ready to create beautiful artwork on card-stock that can be used as stationary or bookmarks!