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4-H Record Guidelines
4-H Records Criteria
All 4-H Records in Buffalo County 4-H will include the following in an appropriate format for the type of record completed:
- 4-H Member Resume
- Evidence of Goal Setting
- Financial Records
- Reflections
- Written & Visual Component
- Evidence of Effort
- Self-Evaluation
4-H Records Format Options
Traditional 4-H Record Book
A traditional 4-H Record Book using the latest requirements and forms available.
Contemporary 4-H Record Book
A traditional 4-H Record Book using latest requirements and forms available but done completely electronically.
4-H Portfolio
An extended 4-H Resume additional pieces of evidence to illustrate members’ learning and reflection throughout the 4-H club year.
PowerPoint, Prezi or Similar Presentation
A visual software or web application presentation of 4-H records and members’ learning and reflection.
Mind Map Display
A mind map is a visual display of your thinking and reflection.
Webpage or Website
A visual software or web application presentation of 4-H records and members’ learning and reflection.
Blog
A blog (web+log) is an online, public journal. 4-H member will use a blog to document their 4-H experiences throughout the year in a journal format.
V-cast or Podcast
A video or audio presentation with a typed script that discusses member’s learning and reflection.
Other Formats
Other formats with Approval of 4-H Agent by no later than September 1
Annie Lisowski
4-H Youth Development Educator
