Record Books
Why have 4-H record books? 4-H Record Books serve a variety of purposes in the 4-H program.
4-H Record Books give members an opportunity to reflect on their yearly work. They document their skill development and their learning experiences in a written report. 4-H members measure their achievements and growth in their total years in 4-H.
4-H Record Books encourage members to set goals, pursue strategies to meet those goals, and to shift gears in the face of challenges and obstacles. Completion of record books awards 4-H members for participation in 4-H activities, which provides an incentive for participation, learning, and achievement.
Completing a 4-H Record Book is a process where 4-H members record project and club work. Record management is a life skill to identify, create, classify, archive, and keep records. The 4-H Record Book teaches 4-H members these skills through a standard format.
4-H Record Book
- General Guidelines for 4-H Record Books
- Achievement Pin Application
- Personal Page
- 4-H Activity Check Sheet
- Permanent Record Q & A
- Kansas 4-H Permanent Record
- 4-H Project Record
- Kiowa County 4-H Market Livestock Supplement
- Kiowa County 4-H Beef Cow Record
- Kiowa County 4-H Nanny Record
4-H Achievement Pins
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 1 - Membership Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 2 - Bronze Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 3 - Clover Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 4 - Emerald Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 5 - Silver Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 6 - Silver Guard Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 7 - Leadership Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 8 - Gold Pin
- 4-H Member Achievement Plan - 9 - Gold Guard Pin
- 4-H Key Award Application
