4-H Resources

Here you'll find useful forms and documents for a successful 4-H experience

4-H Member Records and Materials

Animal records are found on the 4-H Animal Science Page

All Member Record:

Members should use this record to fill out their 4-H activities and brought to general project judging. 

Member Record

Independent:

Independent Record

Required: Record with 4 clinics must be turned in Monday of fair week or members will be scratched from 4-H classes. 

Cloverbud Project Forms

Cloverbud Animal Record

Cloverbud Portfolio

Cloverbud Insect Project

Cloverbud Maple

Horse Cloverbud A

4-H General Projects

Social Distancing: Making History, A 4-H Journaling Project

This project is well set for older youth who are interested in keeping a record of what is going on around them during the COVID-19 global emergency. This project encourages reflection, creativity and writing.

Social Distancing: Making History

Cloverbud Making History Journal

Making History for Cloverbuds

General Project Ideas

• Collectables 
• Candy Making 
• Basket Weaving  
• Tin Punch 
• Maple 
• Macrame 
• Wool Felt Soap
• Needle Felting
• Giant Pumpkins
• Paper Quilling
• Needle Point
• Orienteering 
• FARMERS FRIEND CLOVERBUD COLOERING- DUE APRIL 30TH 

4-H Awards and Scholarships

4-H Achievement Awards

Awards Packet and Applications 2024

Scholarships

Russ Hyde 4-H Scholarship through the Community Foundation (February)

Ernest and Julia Grant- 

Due June 2025, Contact Staff to apply

Application

Applicant must:

Be an enrolled member in the Chemung County CornellCooperative Extension 4-H Program for at least a two-year consecutive periods.

Must either be a senior in High School or a freshman in college.

Application received will be reviewed by a committee of adultsand monies that are available will be divided at the discretion ofthe committee based on application and interview.

Provide a transcript of the completed college semester to receiveaward monies.

Last updated May 9, 2025