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4-H Record Book

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The 4-H program has a long history of record keeping. The 4-H Record Book is a document where Members record project and club work using a standard format.
 

Why have 4-H Record Books?

Completing the Personal Development Report in the Record Book provides Members with an incentive for participation, learning and achievement.

Benefits of completing a 4-H Record Book:

  • Practice Records Management - Track your activities, events, profits and losses, skill development and learning experiences. In this competency skill you identify, create, classify, archive and preserve records.

  • Reflect on your yearly work - Document your skill development and learning experiences in a written report

  • Measure your achievements and growth throughout your years in 4-H

  • Set goals, pursue strategies to meet those goals, and record how you may have had to shift gears in the face of challenges and obstacles

Are Record Books required?

All 4-H youth are encouraged to do a Record Book to record their project information and reflections, but 4-H Record Books are not required for membership or participation in 4-H activities.

A 4-H Record Book is required to receive participation awards (such as star ranking, medals or pins) and to participate in the Trinity County Fair.