Presentation Day

What is a 4-H Presentation?

A presentation is a method used to communicate an idea by showing and/or telling. These presentations can be in one of six categories. See the complete description by clicking on the Presentation Day Manual below.

A Demonstration in which something will be made or built
An Illustrated Talk in which a topic is discussed using visual aides
An Impromptu or Extemporaneous Speech in which members have 30 minutes to prepare a presentation on a current events topic
A Prepared Speech in which a topic is discussed without visual aides
An Interpretive Reading in which the member will read and give their interpretation of a select book
Audio-Visual which the member produces a multimedia presentation. Recommended for Intermediate or Senior levels.
Share the Fun is a presentation where a group performs acts such as skits and other presentations that focus on health, safety, community pride, recreation, citizenship, or other 4-H project or activity. (Limit of 8 members per group--new 2011)
NEW 2010: Educational Display is an organized visual presentation of a program or concept designed to convey its message in a limited amount of time.

4-H Presentation helps you learn to:

Research a subject
Organize ideas in a logical order
Be a teacher and practice public speaking skills

Past Presentation Workshop Handouts

Recruiting judges from the community is a great way to showcase 4-H. If you would like a letter to present to your community members, you can download a letter here: Guest Judge Invitation

Presentation Day Forms:

Rubric with County Discriptions

4HPresentationManual-County
Please note:
The manual is a large file--Download may take some time and will vary according to your connection speed.

Presentation Evaluation Rubric