CLAY COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The annual Mini 4-H Day Camp took place Thursday at the Clay County Fairgrounds.

Kids ages kindergarten through 2nd grade got a taste of what being a 4-H member is like by learning about civic engagement, life skills, and of course, livestock.

The camp looks to give kids a jumpstart before they reach the 3rd grade and begin participating in 4-H themselves.

Also at the camp today was Duke Energy. Duke gave a presentation that showed kids the equipment they use and how to be safe when working, which 4-H Youth Development Coordinator Natalie Korniak said is a major emphasis on the day.

"One of the things we focus on in 4-H is career readiness, so being ready for different life adventures", Korniak said. "Part of that is learning about the different trades o

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