4-H Record Books
Record Book Forms
Example of Completed Record Book: Completed 3-5th grade Record Book
Skill Development
Completing a record book helps Youth develop:
- Self Confidence
- Leadership
- Communication
- Public Speaking
- Record Keeping
Record Book Components
All Record Books must have the following pieces in order:
- Introduction Page – An introduction page including your name, last year’s grade in school, club name and years in 4-H. A short biography and picture is nice, but not required.
- Record Book Recommendation Form – This form needs to be signed by your Club Leader, Member, Parent/Guardian. If you complete more than one project record indicate what areas you would like to receive a pin in. You can receive up to two (2) pins each year.
- 4-H Project Record – Choose a project you want to highlight. Include project reviews from fair, certificates won, pictures and any other items that you have that relate to you in this project area.
- Permanent Record – This is your permanent record over ALL your 4-H years.
Record Books
Down a copy of the book, complete and turn into Extension Office.
Please call the Extension Adams County office at 608-339-4237 or email pam.whitaker@wisc.edu for further questions or to have them sent to you.