Kids stay active at 4-H Project Day

By Kevin Cederstrom / Enterprise
Neka Davis, a 4-H Ambassador from the Laporte Comets, participates in a game called "Wah!" with Sarah Kurth (Pinecones), left, and Hannah Montzka (Green Valley) during Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary. The Ambassadors are in grades 7-12 and participated in the event to develop leadership skills.   [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1535549","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"354","title":"","width":"480"}}]] Peyton Offerdahl, at left, puts her hands on her head to avoid elimination during a game of "Simon Says" at the Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary in Park Rapids.    By Kevin Cederstrom / Enterprise [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1535548","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"292","title":"","width":"480"}}]]Neka Davis, a 4-H Ambassador from the Laporte Comets, participates in a game called "Wah!" with Sarah Kurth (Pinecones), left, and Hannah Montzka (Green Valley) during Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary. The Ambassadors are in grades 7-12 and participated in the event to develop leadership skills.  
Peyton Offerdahl, at left, puts her hands on her head to avoid elimination during a game of "Simon Says" at the Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary in Park Rapids.    By Kevin Cederstrom / Enterprise
Neka Davis, a 4-H Ambassador from the Laporte Comets, participates in a game called "Wah!" with Sarah Kurth (Pinecones), left, and Hannah Montzka (Green Valley) during Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary. The Ambassadors are in grades 7-12 and participated in the event to develop leadership skills. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1535549","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"354","title":"","width":"480"}}]]Peyton Offerdahl, at left, puts her hands on her head to avoid elimination during a game of "Simon Says" at the Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary in Park Rapids.  By Kevin Cederstrom / Enterprise[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1535548","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"292","title":"","width":"480"}}]]Neka Davis, a 4-H Ambassador from the Laporte Comets, participates in a game called "Wah!" with Sarah Kurth (Pinecones), left, and Hannah Montzka (Green Valley) during Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary. The Ambassadors are in grades 7-12 and participated in the event to develop leadership skills. 
Peyton Offerdahl, at left, puts her hands on her head to avoid elimination during a game of "Simon Says" at the Hubbard County 4-H Project Day held Monday at Century Elementary in Park Rapids.