Workshops

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Workshops are held on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons during North Carolina 4-H Congress. Delegates can choose from a variety of interactive sessions designed to build leadership, communication, career readiness, STEM, healthy living, and other life skills through hands-on learning experiences.


2026 4-H Congress Workshops

iCreate: Movies, Art, and Motion

Location: Room 3
Create digital art, stop-motion animations, movies, and augmented reality projects using iPads and creative technology.

Movie Animals & Set Construction

Location: Room 4
Work in teams to build creative movie sets while completing engineering and trivia challenges.

Inside Out: The Leader Behind the Scenes

Location: Room 5
Explore emotional intelligence and how it shapes leadership, teamwork, and communication.

Lead to Change

Location: Room 6
Develop and strengthen your Lead to Change service project with mentor guidance.

Create Your Own Vision

Location: Room 7A
Design a personalized vision board to map your goals and future aspirations.

Ready, Set, Action!

Location: Room 7B
Build teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills through interactive activities.

On the Red Carpet: How to Give a TEDx Talk

Location: Room 8A
Learn how to organize, develop, and confidently deliver a TED-style presentation.

Culture in Healthy Living: Flavor, Community, Connection

Location: Room 8B
Explore how culture influences healthy living through nutrition, cooking, and community connections.

Lights, Camera, OOBLECK!

Location: Room 4
Complete a hands-on science challenge while relying on teamwork and communication.

Breaking the Fourth Wall

Location: Room 5
Learn what to expect at Congress while building confidence and meeting fellow delegates.

Let's Debate!

Location: Room 7A
Strengthen critical thinking and public speaking through fun, fast-paced debates.

Crafting with Leadership: Thread, Talk & Change!

Location: Room 7B
Build leadership and communication skills while creating friendship bracelets.

Making It Count: Turning 4-H Activities into Resume Gold

Location: Room 8A
Learn how to showcase your 4-H experiences on resumes, applications, and future opportunities.

Cooking with 4-H: It's Slime Time

Location: Room 8B
Mix, experiment, and learn the science behind making slime.

Let's Go County Hopping!

Location: Room 3
Test your knowledge of North Carolina geography through an interactive board game.

Direct Your Dreams: National 4-H Events

Location: Room 4
Discover national 4-H travel opportunities and learn about the AIRE application process.

Spotlight on Japan

Location: Room 5
Experience Japanese songs, dances, games, and culture alongside visiting exchange delegates.

Lights, Camera, Persuasion: Storytelling for the Common Good

Location: Room 6
Learn how storytelling can inspire action and strengthen advocacy efforts.

Honor Club 101: Go Beyond the Green

Location: Room 7A
Discover the purpose of NC 4-H Honor Club and how to become a member.

That's How We Roll

Location: Room 7B
Learn the basics of sushi making while exploring creativity in the kitchen.

Pitch to Win: Shark Tank Edition

Location: Room 8A
Develop persuasive communication and teamwork through a Shark Tank-style challenge.

Head, Heart, Hands, Health: 100+ Years of 4-H

Location: Room 8B
Explore North Carolina 4-H history through stories, artifacts, and trivia.

NC 4-H Camps: Enhanced Leader-in-Training Program for Teens

Location: Room 11
Learn about leadership pathways, workforce experience, and employment opportunities through NC 4-H Camps.

4-H Rotations!

Location: Room 3
Rotate through a variety of hands-on activities focused on teamwork, service, creativity, and healthy living.

Speed Meeting

Location: Room 4
Meet fellow delegates through quick, engaging conversations and icebreaker activities.

Build A Leader Workshop

Location: Room 5
Explore leadership qualities through collaborative drawing and team activities.

Write It, Paint It, Mean It

Location: Room 6
Create a personalized thank-you card while learning professional communication skills.

Independence to Independents: Anyone Can Be a Journalist!

Location: Room 7A
Discover how to identify, investigate, and tell meaningful stories in your community.

Personal Plate

Location: Room 7B
Reflect on your strengths, values, and leadership style through a creative art activity.

Acing the Honor Club Application

Location: Room 8A
Receive practical tips and guidance for completing a strong Honor Club application.

Clover Crew Takes the Stage

Location: Room 8B
Learn about NC 4-H Clover Crew and develop leadership and event-planning skills.


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