A 4-H portfolio is an organized summary of a member's complete experience in the 4-H program. In includes records on each project, activities, leadership, and community service. The portfolio includes a story and photo section that helps showcase these experiences.
A portfolio is a very important part of 4-H involvement. Not only is it submitted annually and evaluated for county awards, but it is also a major tool utilized for 4-H scholarships and to select delegates for national trips.
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Horse project members will also turn in their "up to date" portfolio at the night horse show to be eligible to represent Weber County 4-H in regional or state horse show competition.
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Youth in 9th-12th grades will turn in their "up to date" portfolio by February 1 for state competition.
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Members must use standardized portfolio forms; no other items should be included. A portfolio is not a scrapbook.
- Documents should be placed in a 1" clear view, white, 3-ringed binder.
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Each section should be divided with a Kelly green 4-H divider sheet. Members may print their own or purchase pre-printed divider pages from the 4-H office. One set is $2.
STANDARDIZED FORMS: Members can download the standardized forms below. If Internet access is limited, members can purchase a portfolio CD from the 4-H office for $1.
- All Sections (PDF)
- Outside Cover Microsoft Word Version
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Section 1 Project/Category Divider Microsoft Word Version
| Portfolio Forms Microsoft Word Version | Templates for Section 1 Project Reports Microsoft Word Version | |
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In Section 1, members may create the table of their choice that best summarizes the size and scope of their 4-H project. Below are templates for various projects that members may find helpful.
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