PET 4-H RECORD
Year

Name 	

Age  	

Years in project 	

Do at beginning of project: Date  	

Check when finished

List on a separate line each thing you plan to learn, make or do.	I will need help	I will do myself	I did great	Not so good	Didn’t Do	Plan to do next year	

							

							

GOALS: (What you plan to achieve, learn, or do with this project.)

List presentations given about this project. Include title, date, and place.
Type of presentation   Title of presentation	Place	Date

List project leadership you provided this year. List what you did, when, and with whom. Leadership provided	Date	Who

List project citizenship you provided this year. List what you did, when, and with whom. Citizenship provided	Date	Who

What did you like most about this activity or project?

 	

Learning Activities in this Project
Indicate the number of times participated L= club and local; C/D=county/district; A= area; S=state

	L	C/D	A	S	
Judging					
Field trip/tour					
Project talks					
Demos					
Showmanship					
Total number of exhibits					

PROJECT COSTS
If you have to buy or sell things use this record.
Date	Things bought, used, labor cost, value of home-grown product	Amount
$ 	
 	
$ 	
 	
$ 	
 	
*Beginning inventory (if appropriate)	$  	 Total project expenses	$  	 
PROJECT INCOME
Date	Things sold or used at home, or estimated value (tell which)	Amount
$  	
 	
$ 	
 	
$ 	
 	
**Ending inventory (if appropriate)	$  	 Total income	$  	
Summary
Total income  $	minus Total costs $	= Profit/Loss	$  	
* Beginning inventory means what your project was worth in dollars at the start.
** Ending inventory means what it was worth when you finished, if you didn’t sell or use it.

4-H Pet STORY & PHOTOS
Attach a separate sheet of paper with a story telling why you chose this project, talk about experiences, challenges, successes, activities, etc...  May also include up to three (3) pages of photos.

______________________________	________________________ 4-H member signature	Project Leader signature

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