Youth showcase their talents at 4-H District Communication Arts Contest
Young participants from multiple counties in North Dakota showcase their public speaking and demonstration skills at the 4-H District Communication Arts Contest.
Young Talent Shines Bright
Hey there, fellow readers! Let's dive into the exciting world of youth talent showcased at the recent 4-H District Communication Arts Contest. Held at the New Rockford-Sheyenne School in New Rockford, young individuals from Wells, Stutsman, Sheridan, and Foster counties gathered to display their exceptional public speaking and demonstration skills. The atmosphere was buzzing with creativity and enthusiasm as participants poured their hearts out into their presentations.
The 4-H Communication Arts program is not just any ordinary competition; it is a platform that encourages young minds to unleash their creativity and originality. From speech delivery to interactive demonstrations, the participants left no stone unturned in captivating the audience and judges alike. The program encompasses three age divisions, including the Cloverbud division for the youngest participants.
- Cloverbud Participants: Rynna Jorgensen, Landon Lund, Noah Alderman, Teigan Alderman, Jasmine Flemmer, Kaycee Crimmins, Waylen Dieterle, and Maryn Reimche showcased their budding talent and enthusiasm for communication arts.
Award-Winning Performances
The competition was fierce, and the talent on display was truly remarkable. In the Junior division, participants aged 8-12 and Seniors aged 13-18 battled it out for a chance to represent their district at the State Contest during the North Dakota State Fair. The winners not only received accolades but also earned the opportunity to enhance their skills further.
Here are some of the standout performances from the event:
- Junior Division Champions: From demonstration to dramatic presentations, individuals like Royce Wardner, Emma Stangeland, Paige Black, Malachi Anderson, Jude Dieterle, and Josie McLeod wowed the audience with their exceptional skills.
- Senior Division Champions: Ryan Snively, Izabelle Jager, Kerigan Koepplin, Chloe Smith, Remington Snively, Wyatt McLeod, and more showcased their expertise in various categories, leaving a lasting impression on everyone present.
The competition wasn't just about winning; it was about honing communication skills that will benefit these young individuals throughout their lives. The 4-H Communication Arts program aims to develop confidence, organizational skills, and the ability to engage with an audience effectively.
Looking Towards the Future
As the competition drew to a close, it was evident that the future of public speaking and demonstrations is in good hands. The participants not only showcased their talent but also their dedication to honing their skills in a supportive environment. The State 4-H Communication Arts Contest scheduled during the North Dakota State Fair promises to be an event filled with even more excitement and outstanding performances.
So, here's to the young stars who shone bright at the 4-H District Communication Arts Contest. Your passion and commitment to communication arts are an inspiration to us all. Keep shining and never stop sharing your voice with the world!
