Head, Heart, Hands and Health

No. (They must be junior members (9yrs old).)

Personal Development Report

Annual Project Report

2000words.
• Junior (or first year member): 250 – 500 words
• Intermediate: 500 – 1000 words
• Senior: 1000 – 2000 words

Clover buds or primary members

Yes, but plain white copier paper for most sections. The Title Page may be any color or
special paper.

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1) project completed 2) 4-H Project Skill 3) 4-H Events Attended 4) Leadership Development 5) Citizenship & Community Services 6) Communication Skills 7) Honors & Recognition 8) Healthy Lifestyle Activities

You need the project leader's signature on each APR.

You have to complete 20 hours in the same role for it to count in this category

I pledge my head to clearer thinking,
My heart to greater loyalty,
My hands to larger service,
and my health to better living,
for my club, my community, my country, and my world.

Yes, they can. (There are limited numbers in each categories, but they can definitely record them. Check the record book manual for more details.)

Club potluck party, county events, holiday party, 4-H camp...

6 hours and 80%

11pages

Learn by doing

It stands for Leadership Development Record.

Participating in Food Fiesta, Fashion Revue, Presentation Day, Skills Day, Showmanship, Stills, and County Fair

Yes, you will need one page for each APR. It's a page 4-H members can show their learning experience. Try to share what your spark with readers, and let them know what you learned:)

• Double space.
• Print single OR double sided, you choose.
• Use an easy-to-read font such as Times New Roman or Garamond.
• Keep the text size between 12 point and 14 point.

11 (Alhambra, Brentwood, Briones, Claycord, Delta-Diablo, Knightsen, Pleasant Hill, Oakley, Lamorinda, Tassajara, Wildcat)

Intermediate and senior members who are in leadership roles.

4-H Presentations, prepared talk, radio and television appearances representing as a 4-H guest, newspaper articles about 4-H you wrote, letters you wrote to teach others about 4-H, serving as a Judge for a 4-H activity or contest ,representing 4-H, On-Line Communication (Facebook, Twitter, blogs or other social media platforms that you created and moderated on a regular basis. “Liking” or commenting on a post does not count.)

In the Learning Experiences box, record every project-related activity or event where you learned something new or developed a skill related to the project. Write about what you did, where you did it and what you learned or the skill you practiced. Be sure to list the hours of work you dedicated to that event or activity.

newspaper articles (you wrote or about you)
pamphlets (you made or featuring you)
letters (written by you)
certificates (you received)
Your Collection of 4-H Work supports the other sections of your Record Book. It is an opportunity for you to display what you have done and learned throughout the year through photos, samples and examples. If you listed something in your PDR or APR, this is a good place to show an example of that.