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Collapse ▲Project Record Books moving onto District Competition
The 4-H program has a long history of record keeping. In 4-H, youth track their activities, events, skill development, and learning experiences, and much more using the 4-H Project Record Book. Each year, participating youth submit a Project Record Book at the County level for judging. Youth enter in their age group in one of the following categories:
- Animal Science
- Citizenship & Civic Education
- Communication Arts
- Environmental Science
- Family & Consumer Sciences
- Healthy Lifestyles
- Plant Science
- Personal Development & Leadership
- Science & Technology
Project Record Books:
-give youth an opportunity to reflect on what they’ve learned and accomplished through a year.
-document new skills and experiences in a written report to measure their achievements and growth.
-encourage youth to set goals, pursue strategies to meet those goals, and to overcome obstacles.
A huge shout out goes to all the youth who submitted Project Record Books at the County Level this year.
Cloverbuds: Luke Fisher, Samuel Fisher, Ella Hill, Mason Kowalski, Atlas Rowe and Chella Rowe
8-10 year olds: Norah Kowalski, Kaylee Fisher
11-12 year olds: Asher Brinson, Sadie Bruin, Bethany Copeland, Roan Edwards, Caleb Fisher, Sayla Kowalski, Catherine Paschall, David Veltman
13-15 year olds: Lexi English, Brooke Fisher, Kyson Kowalski, Mary Meadows
16-18 year olds: Jessica Hines, Peyton Stephens, Delaney Meadows
After county judging, two participants per age division per category are submitted to the District Competition. At that competition, a Gold, Silver and Bronze winner will be selected.
Project Record Books moving on for District Judging are:
Norah Kowalski – 8-10 years old; Animal Science, Citizenship & Civic Education
Kaylee Fisher – 8-10 years old: Plant Science, Communication Arts
Bethany Copeland – 11-12 years old; Personal Development and Leadership
Roan Edwards – 11-12 years old; Animal Science
Caleb Fisher – 11-12 years old; Healthy Lifestyles
Sayla Kowalski – 11-12 years old; Citizenship & Civic Education, Communication Arts
Catherine Paschall – 11-12 years old; Animal Science, Plant Science
David Veltman – 11-12 years old; Citizenship & Civic Education
Brooke Fisher – 13-15 years old; Communication Arts, Animal Science
Kyson Kowalski – 13-15 years old; Citizenship & Civic Engagement, Environmental Science
Mary Meadows – 13-15 years old; Animal Science
We will be well represented at the District Level and look forward to getting those results!