4-H
Youth Development
Record
Keeping
Keeping records provides a way for members to measure their progress.
They also make it easy to
see a project’s advantages and disadvantages. Was money made or
lost? Start keeping records at the first meeting and continue through
the year.
Records include time spent, cost of animals and/or supplies, savings, etc.
Such records are vital and
help in making management decisions and in understanding the results of
the project.
Some members may require more help than others. This is another area in
which junior leaders
can help.
Useful resources:
4-H Member Achievement
Plan (M.A.P.)
Record Improvement
Guide (instructions for Recordbook completion)
Recordbook Score
Sheet
4-H Recordbook
Personal Informtion Page and Report Form
For the Record
- Completion Certificate
Link to site focused on Texas 4-H Record Keeping
For more information contact:
Kristy Synatschk
200 N. Brown Rd. - Canyon, TX 79015
806-468-5543 (office) - 806-468-5547 (fax)
Randall
County 4-H
