My child is interested in several project areas. Can they do more than one project a year?
Yes, they can do more than one project a year. We recommend first time 4-H members only attempt one project their first year. Please be aware they will have to complete all four parts of each project to achieve in that project for the year. For example if they did a rocketry project and a cookin ...
- How are 4-H projects judged?
4-H projects are judged on two levels: local (club) and county. Both levels use the same criteria to judge projects. Fifty per cent of the score is from the exhibit. Judges look for educational value and good workmanship. The project book should be neat and complete. The project book accounts f ...
- Can my child switch 4-H projects during the year?
Yes, youth can switch projects. Please be aware they will have to complete all four parts of the new project to achieve in that project for the year. For example, if they started a gardening project and presented a gardening demonstration in January, then in February decided to do a cooking pro ...
- What is a 4-H project?
A 4-H project is a series of learning experiences within an area of interest. Members learn and then share what they have learned. In Pinellas County a completed project has four parts; completed project book, presentation, exhibit, and project report. 4-H members should work on at least one pro ...
- My child is unsure of what 4-H project to select. What are your most popular projects?
Pinellas County 4-H offers over 250 project books on everything from aeronautics to woodworking.Our most popular project areas were horse, dog, cooking, and gardening. Sometimes it is difficult for a youth to select one or two projects when they are interested in many subject areas. If your chil ...
- When are 4-H projects judged?
First you need to know that 4-H projects are judged at club (also called local) level and county level. Each club leader can decide when their club’s projects are due for club level judging. Club level judging must be completed by June. The projects receiving blue ribbons and Cloverbud pro ...
- My child wants to do a 4-H Project in a subject area that I am not familiar with. Can my child still do that project?
Yes, you will be able to learn right along with your child through the use of their project book. If the topic is new to you and your youth, begin with the first level of the series. You can also use the club leader and 4-H resources to guide you along as your child’s project helper. Most ...
