Record Book Tips
- Record Books (especially goal setting) should be started in the fall once you’ve enrolled in your projects for the year. The record book helps you set goals for the upcoming year and track your progress.
- Record Books should be completed after the completion of your projects for the year…typically in August. Record Books are due in September – contact your club leader for the specific due date for your club.
Required Record Book Pages (My 4-H Goals, My 4-H Story, Parent/Guardian Comments, Club Project Leader Comments)
Expressive Arts
(Includes Art Appreciation, Fiber & Textile Arts, Folk Arts & Crafts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Creative Writing, Photography, Upcycling, Videography, Computer Graphic Design)
Leadership & Community
(Includes Civic Engagement, History & Heritage, Intergenerational, Leadership, Global & Cultural Ed, Community Service, Cloverbud Youth Leader, Communications, Exploring, Working Readiness)
Family Home & Health
(Including Food Decorating, Candy Making, Child Development, Consumer Savvy, Entrepreneurship, Foods & Nutrition, Food Preservation, Health, Home Environment, Personal Finance, Sewing, Sports & Fitness)
Agriculture & Animal Science (A)
(Includes Dairy, Dairy Goats, Dogs, Cats, Horse, Exotic Animals, Llamas/Alpacas, Poultry, Cavies, Rabbits, Pocket Pets)
Agriculture & Animal Science (B)
(Includes Beef, Sheep, Swine, Meat Goat)
Agriculture & Animal Science (C)
(Includes Veterinary Science, Model Horse, Model Farm, Other Vet Science)
Plant & Soil Science
(Includes Crops, Landscape & Design, Horticulture & Gardening, Indoor Plants, Plant Crafts, Soil Science)
Environmental & Outdoor Education
(Includes Astronomy, Birds, Conservation, Entomology, Geology, Maple Syrup, Outdoor Rec, Safety, Shooting Sports, Taxidermy, Wildflowers, Wildlife & Habitat)
Science, Engineering, Technology & Math
(Includes Aerospace, LEGO, Robotics, Mechanical Science, Welding, Woodworking, GPS & Mapping, Model Building, Coding & Computer Science, Energy & Electricity)