4-H Reading Project Record
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Learning Experiences
•	Read a minimum of five books, two of which are nonfiction.
•	Share the book you enjoyed best with someone — parents, family, leader, or 4-H’er.
•	Do one or more of the suggested “Activities” and as much of “Know Your Library” as possible. (See 4-H Reading Project, 4-H 191.)
•	Optional: Prepare an exhibit either as an individual or club. Prepare a poster or book display of library aids such as card catalog, references, or Reader’s Guide.

Summary
(To be filled out while completing the project or at the end of the project year.)

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Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service

Which of the activities suggested for the reading project did you do?

What did you learn about a library?

What project talks, demonstrations, or illustrated talks did you give on the reading project?

Did you have an exhibit? If so, what and where exhibited?

My Story
Tell about your reading project. Tell of any unusual experiences, difficulties, and pleasures you had in complet- ing your project. Attach an additional sheet.

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Parent or Guardian	Project Leader

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4-H Reading Project Record, Kansas State University, June 1990.

Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service

P 1068	June 1990

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