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The purpose of 4-H record keeping is to teach you how to keep records, which is an important life skill. Record keeping is an ongoing process that does not end when the 4-H year ends. Youth are encouraged to select from a variety of alternatives to meet their individual record keeping needs and learning styles.
Objectives
- 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.
- To evaluate information that will market personal skills through future resumes and application forms.
To complete your 4-H record book, click on the following title of the form that you need to complete your record book.
- Rabbit Worksheet
- Poultry Worksheet
- Pet Worksheet
- Dog Worksheet
- Sac County Award Form
- County Club Application Award
- Basic 4-H Project Record (4th - 6th Grade)
- Experienced 4-H Project Record (7th - 8th Grade)
- Advanced 4-H Project Record (9th -12th Grade)
- 4-H Yearly Member Summary
- Junior 4-H Market Beef, Sheep, & Swine Record
- Experienced 4-H Market Animal Project Worksheet
- Junior 4-H Breeding Beef, Sheep, & Swine Project Record
- 4-H Breeding Animal Project Worksheet
- Dairy Animal Project Worksheet
- Dairy Animal Lifetime Record
- 4-H Dairy Goat Lifetime Record
- 4-H Vegetable Garden Project Worksheet
- Horse & Pony Project Worksheet
- Laying Flock Project Worksheet
- Photography Project Worksheet
- 4-H Record Keeping Self-evaluation
- 4-H Participation Summary
- Checklist/Evaluation
- Information Guide
- Record Keeping Hints
Forms and Starter Kits are also available at the Sac County Extension Office.
Want in on the Record Book Challenge? Follow this link to find out more!