4-H Project Books
In 4-H, Project Books or Record Books record the culmination of an interesting 4-H year for each 4-H member. An individual member 4-H's project books reflects the creativity of its owner, and with records, narrative, and photographs, chronicles what has been learned during the 4-H year.
We urge every 4-H member to complete a record book. Your county agent, 4-H club leaders and special training sessions are available to make the process enjoyable and informative. Senior 4-H members are characteristically generous in sharing thier own 4-H project how to's with newer club members.
We know you have done terrific things during this 4-H year! Let your Community Service, Leadership, Citizenship, Creative and Expressive Arts and expertise in any one of more than 130 4-H curriculum-based projects find their way to your 4-H Project Book this year. Below are some helpful resources and forms for you to use. And always remember, we are here to help!
Record Book General (PDF form for printing and filling out manually)
Record Book General (Word version, which can be printed out or filled out on desktop before printing)
Project Book Form (PDF form for printing and filling out manually)
Project Book Form (Word version, which can be printed out or filled out on desktop before printing)
Copies of the Record and Project Book form are available in the 4-H Office
What are the 4-H Curriculum Projects? Wow, check out these answers. There is something in 4-H just for you!
Project Publication Order Form for clubs
Questions? Contact Mary Argo at 302-856-2585 ext 559 or Roseann Ferri at 302-856-2582 ext 550
