Completing a 4-H Project Record Made Easy
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Collapse ▲Project Records are the place where you document all you have done this calendar year.
Taking the time to complete record your project along the way builds a valuable life skill.
January
If you haven’t done so, write your 4-H Story. This is everything that 4-H has done in your life. Even as a new beginner, write down how you got to this point. Each year, you will add to this story and submit it with your 4-H Project Record. Make your 4-H project plan. Pick a topic and brainstorm all of the things you want to do around that topic this year.
February
What is leadership? Brainstorm possible leadership opportunities on a variety of levels. Record these goals in your project record book or journal.
March
What is citizenship and civic engagement? Brainstorm possible opportunities. Record these in your project record book or journal.
April
What is Community Service? Brainstorm possible opportunities. Make a plan with your club to do a group community service project. Record these in your project record book or journal.
May
Do a Civic Engagement Project. May is a great time to celebrate our military, local heroes. As school ends and we approach District Activity Day, make sure to record any awards you may have received.
June
Do a Community Service Project with your club, your family, at a 4-H event, or individually.
July
Check-in on your project plans. Update Section 3 with those things you have done and still want to do. Now is a great time to start organizing pictures and making your “scrapbook” section.
August
Update the awards section. State-level competitions are finishing and some are coming up. You have worked hard! Make sure to get the credit!
September
Update Section 3 with your summer successes. Make a plan for those things you still want to do. Look over your other sections. Are there places you still need to work on? Make a plan to add to them.
October
Do your memories pages. Remember only 6 sides of paper. Your extension office may have scrapbooking embellishments to help with this.
November
Finish Civic Engagement activities. Remember Veteran’s Day, election day, and Thanksgiving are great opportunities to add activities to your project.
December
Revisit your 4-H story. Add all of the fun things you did this year. Complete Section 1 and make your goals for next year. Now you just have to compile and make your final copy to submit to your county 4-H professional! Good Luck!