Illinois Project Plan
(Ages 12-14)
Name:
4-H Club:
Project Area:
(circle area
ACHIEVEMENT
4-H member’s career
COMMUNITY & GLOBAL
Citizenship, Intercultural,
and country related projects
ANIMAL SCIENCES
Years in Project:
all Animals and Vet. Science
HOME & FAMILY
ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES
Child Dev., Clothing,
Consumer Ed., Int. Design
Camping, Outdoor Living, Conservation, Entomology,
Forestry, Geology, Natural Resources, Sports fishing
FOOD, NUTRITION, & HEALTH
ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
all Food and Nutrition projects, & Health
Aerospace, Bicycle, Computers, Engines, Geospatial,
Electricity, Robotics, Safety, Tractor, Woodworking
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
PLANTS & SOILS
Communication, Photography, Visual Arts,
Recreation, Theatre, etc.
Plant and Soil Science, Crops,
Soils, Horticulture, etc.
PROJECT GOALS
What do you want to do and learn in this project area during the year? Think about who will help you and when you
want to meet these goals.
Goal
Ex: Sketch a picture of a summer day on a beach
Project
Helper
Visual Arts
Grandma
Target Date
Date Completed
December
November 14, 2006
Goal
Project
Helper
Target Date
Date Completed
PROJECT REPORT & ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Community Service & Citizenship
What did you do in this project area to help others? Examples: Made snacks for nursing home (60); participated in 2
park clean-ups; Raised money for local animal shelter
Scope of Project Work
Provide a list of items made, animals purchased/sold, etc. Also list any educational programs you may have attended
in relationship to this project. If applicable, include any income or expenses pertaining to that item. Examples: Made
2 jewelry boxes; Expenses $50; Sold 1 for $25 -- Attended County Woodworking Workshop and Tour -- 2 Dogs;
Veterinary Expenses $200 -- Attended 5 Obedience Classes
Size & Scope of Work in Project Area
Income/Expenses
Knowledge & Skills
What specific skills did you learn in accomplishing your goals? Include what you learned from mistakes as well as
successes. Specify the project with the set of skills. Examples: Safety procedures for babysitting a 2-year old (Child
Care;) How to determine what type of fertilizer to use in the garden (Horticulture.)
Leadership
List your leadership activities in the project, including the numbers of people you assisted. Example: Co-taught club
workshop in making brownies (23); Taught younger members in club how to complete a 4-H fashion revue form (2);
Chairman of club community service activity (34)
These are my goals for this project that I devised.
Member Signature:
I have reviewed these goals and agree to support the 4-H member in reaching them.
Leader/Mentor Signature:
Urbana, Illinois
R90312
May 2000
Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work, Acts of May and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Dennis Campion, Director, University of Illinois Extension, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. University of Illinois Extension provides equal
opportunities in programs and employment. *The 4-H Name and Emblem are protected under 18 U.S.C. 707.