- To learn how to set goals, how to make plans for action, and how to decide how well you did (evaluation).
- To learn the skills of record keeping and organization to use now and in the future.
- To learn to communicate and summarize.
- To learn responsibility by completing a task.
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To evaluate information that will market personal skills through future resumes and application forms.
GET FORMS HERE!
Projects
Record Book Materials
AWARDS BOOKET... with descriptions of Awards
HOW TO SET-UP YOUR RECORD BOOK:
(Clover Kids see below.)
Assembling Your 4-H Records
This is a suggested order of how your record book should look and pages you should have included. This makes a good check off list.
1. Cover
Cover may be a standard 4-H record book cover available from the Extension Office or they may be 3 ring notebooks, etc. Cover should be sturdy.
2. 2017-2018 County 4-H Awards Form (PDF)
Use this form only if applying for an award. Check off the awards you would like to have your records considered for.
3. Leader Statement (on back of County 4-H Form above)
This is a written statement from your leader telling us about your 4-H club work. This sheet will be removed from your record book after it has been evaluated.
4. 4-H Award Information Form pdf (word) (Include only if applying for an award.) This form is required for each project area you are appling for. Also for each project area; complete one of the forms listed below that fits your grade level. (Grade as of May 2016).
Cover may be a standard 4-H record book cover available from the Extension Office or they may be 3 ring notebooks, etc. Cover should be sturdy.
2. 2017-2018 County 4-H Awards Form (PDF)
Use this form only if applying for an award. Check off the awards you would like to have your records considered for.
3. Leader Statement (on back of County 4-H Form above)
This is a written statement from your leader telling us about your 4-H club work. This sheet will be removed from your record book after it has been evaluated.
4. 4-H Award Information Form pdf (word) (Include only if applying for an award.) This form is required for each project area you are appling for. Also for each project area; complete one of the forms listed below that fits your grade level. (Grade as of May 2016).
- 4th-6th Grade: Basic Project Record- pdf (word)
- 7th-8th Grade: Experienced Project Record- pdf (word)
- 9th-12th Grade: Advanced Project Record- pdf (word)
- If applying for a Livestock or Photography Award see other forms below.
5. Title Page
This is one page that tells your name, age, grade, club name, years in 4-H and a picture of yourself.
6. Yearly 4-H Summary (Must be completed for Completion Award) pdf (word)
This form serves as a summary of your year in 4-H. There is a place to write what activities and events you have done in your club, recognition received, activities you have done at home, in school, and in your community on regular basis. There is also a place to report on projects that you do not complete a Project Record form. See #7.
7. Project Support Material (Optional)
Award Materials
Pioneer Grant - Community Improvement Project Form
Pioneer Grant Application Tips
County 4-H News
Black Hawk County Events
4-H Youth
- 4-H Family Fun Night at Palmer's Mini Golf
10/04/2020 - 4-H 'Mask'rade - Trick or Truck
10/31/2020 - 4-H Awards Banquet
11/22/2020 - Black Hawk County 4-H and FFA Fair
07/27/2021 - Black Hawk County 4-H and FFA Fair
07/28/2021
All Events for Black Hawk County
Statewide Calendar
