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WSU 4-H Policy and Procedure Handbook

Youth Resources:

Record Book Forms

Print a new Record Book October 1 for the new 4-H year. If you are in multiple clubs/projects you may need to print multiple project sections. The Permanent Record only needs to be printed your first year in 4-H. You will add to it each year.

4-H Record Book Materials

Level 1 – Recommended for beginning 4-H members and Cloverbuds
> WSU Publications C0932 (Record Book) & C0933 (Permanent) for Level 1
4-H Record Book, Level 1
Permanent 4-H Record, Level 1

Level 2 – Recommended for returning 4-H members
> WSU Publications C0934 (Record Book) & C0935 (Permanent) for Level 2
4-H Record Book, Level 2
Permanent 4-H Record, Level 2

Washington State 4-H Publications Website:

WSU Publications by Category, Including 4-H
4-H Project Information & Materials
**Project Specific Records (Add Sheets) can be found under the “Resources” section under the specific project.**


Other 4-H Club Planning Resources:
> How You Can Help Your Child in 4-H (WSU Publication c0958e)
> Welcome to 4-H (WSU Publication em4487e)
> 4-H Club Planning Book (WSU Publication c0227)
> 4-H Officer’s Handbook (WSU Publication em4721)

Adult Resources:

There are two ways to report your 4-H Volunteer Hours.
Option 1: Online Volunteer Hour Reporting via GivePulse

Please see GivePulse info and additional training videos for more information.
Option 2: Report your volunteer hours on the Kitsap Google Form

QR Code for google form entry

Projects & Publications:

4-H Year End Awards:

Kitsap Fair & Stampede AND Kitsap Junior Livestock Auction

For information about the Kitsap Fair & Stampede AND the Kitsap Junior Livestock Auction including calendar and scholarship rules and requirements please visit the Kitsap Fair & Stampede Website

Scholarships

General Resources

Equine

Teen Leadership

4 h's "Head, Heart, Hands, and Health".

4-H teens have fun socializing, increasing their leadership skills, improving communication, preparing for college and/or a job and meeting new people all year long. Beyond Club mentorship and service-learning opportunities, teens have ample opportunities to develop their leadership skills through:

  • Know Your Government (KYG)
  • Teen Conference, Pullman, WA in June
  • Teen Counselor at 4-H Residence Camp – Kitsap County in July.
  • State Fair, Puyallup in September
  • National events like National Congress (MD) or National Conference (GA)
  • Washington Citizenship Focus
  • National and International Exchange Programs
  • Collegiate 4-H

Quick Links

Donate to Kitsap County 4-H

Statewide Resources

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