Recordbook Materials

Recordkeeping is a very valuable skill taught to members of the Curry County 4-H program. Members are encouraged to keep project records and have these records reviewed annually by club leaders. The primary purposes of completing a recordbook are for a young person to develop the skills necessary to set goals, work toward achieving those goals, reflect on his/her experiences, and set new and higher goals for themselves. A secondary benefit is to prepare them for the process of completing quality academic scholarship applications.

The 4-H Recordbook is a required part of participating in Fair, County Medals as well as State and County Scholarship Applications. It literally pays to keep your recordbook up-to-date! Select the links below for current forms and information, or go on-line to 4-H Oregon State for the fillable forms.  

• How to Navigate Your 4-H Record Book (Prezi)
• 4-H Recordbook Guidelines
• Completing Your Project Records Check this site to see if your particular project has a specific project record.  If not, use the Generic Project Record

Recordbook Materials

• My 4-H Resume 
• My 4-H Notes   

Project Records:

• My 4-H (______) Project Record
• My 4-H Horse Record
• My 4-H Horticulture Record
• My 4-H Dog Project Record
• My 4-H Entomology Record
• My 4-H Photography Project Record
• My 4-H Computer Project Record

Animal Science Record:

• 4-H Animal Science Record for Junior Members
• 4-H Animal Science Record for Intermediate and Senior Members

Market Animals:

• Feed & Growth Record for 4-H Market Animals
• Daily Feed Record for Market Animals