What is a 4-H Project?

A 4-H project is made up of 3 types of activities:

• Hands-on activities:  making, producing, selling, practicing, observing, testing, interviewing, etc.
• Organized activities:  demonstrations, speeches, workshops, camps, county judging, project activities, exhibits, etc.
• Leadership/Citizenship activities:  conducting, planning, teaching, assisting, informing, organizing, etc.

Does a 4-H member have to take a project?

Yes.  However, there are 2 ways to take a project, either as an individual project or group project.

Projects that are Discontinued for 2010
365.10 - Scrapbooking (self-determined idea starter)
466 - Mini Meal Magic
468 - Meals in Minutes
501CW - 2-Liter Bottle Rocket Computer Program
602GPM - Beans About Water
673 - From Seed to Flower

Projects that are Brand New for 2010
365.17 - Babysitting Idea Starter (web only)
483 - Sports Nutrition 1:  On Your Mark!
484 - Snack Attack!
485 - Racing the Clock to Awesome Meals
492R - Cake Decorating Resource Book
497 - Scrapbooking:  A 4-H Guide to Preserving Memories
641 - Beekeeping Project and Record Book
671 - How Does Your Garden Grow?

Projects that Have Been Revised for 2010
750 - Rifle Member Record Book
Various:  Club Officer Handbooks (web only)

Moved to Web Only
104R - Pennsylvania Livestock Judging Manual
931 - Officer Guide, President's Manual