WASHINGTON 4-H PROJECTS AND PUBLICATIONS GUIDE FOR LEADERS 1986-87

Cooperative Extension, Washington State University Prepared by Jerry A. Newman, Extension 4-H/Youth Specialist, with the assistance of Sherrill Carlson, Extension Publications Editor and M. Anthony Wright, Extension Computer Coordinator. Page ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ...... 1 4-H Project Selection .. 1 4-H Learning Experiences 1 Member Evaluation .... 2 Enrollment of Member .... 2 What Does This Publication Contain ...... 2 How To Use Section 2 - 4-H Member Publication Catalog . . ... 2 How To Order Materials From Section 2 .. . 3 How To Order Materials From Section 3 ... . 3

SECTION 1 PROJECT LEARNING OBJECTIVES

ORIENTATION TO 4-H ...... 5 Orientation to 4-H . . . •...... 5 ANIMAL SCIENCES ...... 5 Veterinary Science Program ...... 5 Dairy Program ...... 5 Goat Program ...... 5 Dog Care Program ...... 6 Guide Dog Program .•...... 6 Horse Program ...... 6 Beef Program ...... 8 Sheep Program . . . . . 8 Swine Program ...... 8 Poultry Program ...... •... 8 Rabbit Program ..... 9 Cat Program ...... 9 Cavies ...... 9 Self-Determined Animal Sciences . 9 PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCES ...... 9 Plants and Soils •..... 9 Gardens . . . • ··...... 9 Vegetable Gardening Series ...... 9 Container Garden Series ...... 10 Ornamental Garden Series 10 Bees . . . . . 10 Entomology 10 Weeds • . . . . • ...... • . . . 10 Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences . 11 NATURAL SCIENCES ...•. 11 Natural Resources . . .•..•.•. 11 Marine Science ..•• 11 Forestry ...... 11 Geology ..... 12 Shooting Sports ...... •...... • 12 Self-Determined Natural Sciences .... 12 Page iii

ME CHAN I CAL SCIENCES . . . . . 13 Electricity ...... 13 Bicycle Care and Safety .. 13 Small Engines . . ... 13 Automotive Care and Safety 14 Tractor ...... 14 Snowmobilinq 14 Rocketry .- . . • ...... 14 Motorcycle ...... 14 Energy ...... 14 Computer ...... 14 Wood Working ...... • . . . • ...... •. 15 Self-Determined Mechanical Sciences ...... 15 ECONOMICS ...... 15 Marketing ...... 15 Self-Determined Economics ...... 15 SOCIAL SCIENCES ...... 15 Citizenship ...... 15 Exploring Citizenship - First Level ...... 15 Exploring Citizenship - Intermediate Level ... . 15 Exploring Citizenship - Advanced Level 15 Community Pride ..... 16 Health ...... 16 Leadership ...... 16 Recreation ...... 16 Cross-Cultural ...... 17 Safety ...... · · · 17 Self-Determined Social Sciences ...... 17 EXPRESSIVE ARTS ...... 17 Creative Arts ...... 17 Leathercraft ...... 17 Photography ...... 17 Performing Arts •.•...... 18 Self-Determined 4-H Expressive Arts . 18 FAMILY LIVING ...... 18 Family Living Program . . • . ... . 18 Clothing Program ...... 18 Construction Series ...... 18 Explorer Series ...... 19 Knitting and Crocheting ...... • ...... 19 Foods and Nutrition Program ...... 19 Foods and Nutrition - 4-H EFNEP .... . 19 Food Basics Series ...... 19 Food Preparation Series ...... 20 Food and Fitness Series ...... 20 Food Custom Series ... . 20 Food Preservation Series ...... 20 Home Environment and Furnishings Program ...... 20 Money Management Program (Consumer Life Skills) . 21 Self-Determined Family Living ...... 21 Page iv

SECTION 2 PROJECT PUBLICATIONS CATALOG

4-H RECORDS ...... 23 ORIENTATION TO 4-H .... 23 Orientation to 4-H 23 ANIMAL SCIENCES ...... 23 Veterinary Science Program 23 Dairy Program ...... 23 Goat Program ...... 24 Dog Care Program ...... 24 Guide Dog Program . 25 Horse Program 25 Beef Program . 25 Sheep Program . . 26 Swine Program ... 26 Poultry Program . 26 Rabbit Program 27 Cat Program ... 27 Cavies ...... 27 Self-Determined Animal Sciences . 27 PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCES .... . 28 Plants and Soils ...... 28 Gardens ...... 28 Vegetable Gardening Series ...... 28 Container Garden Series ...... 28 Ornamental Garden Series ...... 29 Bees ...... · · · · · · · · · · 29 Entomology ...... 29 Weeds ...... 29 Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences .... 29 NATURAL SCIENCES ...... • . . . 30 Natural Resources . 30 Marine Science ...... 31 Forestry ...... 31 Geology ...... 31 Shooting Sports ...... 31 Self-Determined Natural Sciences ...... 32 MECHANICAL SCIENCES ...... 32 Electricity...... 32 Bicycle Care and Safety .. . 32 Small Engines ...... 32 Automotive Care and Safety ...... 32 Tractor ...... 33 Snowmobiling ...... 33 Rocketry ...... 33 Motorcycle ..... 33 Energy ...... 33 Computer ...... 33 Wood Working ...... 33 Self-Determined Mechanical Sciences 34 Page v

ECONOMICS ...... 34 Marketing ...... 34 Self-Determined Economics . . ... 34 SOCIAL SCIENCES ...... • ...... 34 Citizenship ...... 34 Exploring Citizenship - First Level .•. 34 Exploring Citizenship - Intermediate Level . . . . 34 Exploring Citizenship - Advanced Level 34 Community Pride . . ... 35 Health ...... •.. 35 Leadership ...... 35 Recreation 35 Cross-Cultural ...... 35 Safety ...... 36 Self-Determined Social Sciences . 36 EXPRESSIVE ARTS ...... 36 Creative Arts ...... 36 Leathercraft ...... 36 Photography . • . . . . 36 Performing Arts ...... • 37 Self-Determined 4-H Expressive Arts .. 37 FAMILY LIVING ...•...... 37 Family Living Program ...... 37 Clothing Program ...... 37 Construction Series ...... 37 Explorer Series •.... 38 Knitting and Crocheting . 38 Foods and Nutrition Program ...... 39 Foods and Nutrition - 4-H EFNEP ...... 39 Food Basics Series .••. 39 Food Preparation Series • ...... •... 39 Food and Fitness Series .•.....•...... 39 Food Custom Series ...... 39 Food Preservation Series .... . 40 Home Environment and Furnishings Program ... . 40 Money Management Program (Consumer Life Skills) . 40 Self-Determined Family Living ...... 41

SECTION 3 GENERAl 4-H MATERIALS FOR 4-H MEMBERS, lEADERS AND ClUBS

AUDIO VISUAL ..•..... 43 CAREER EXPLORATION 43 CEREMONIES ...... 43 CERTIFICATES .. . 43 4-H CLUBS OR GROUPS ...... 43 COMMUNITY PRIDE GRANT PROGRAM . 43 CONTESTS ...... 43 Clothing ...... 43 Foods and Nutrition ....•. 43 Page vi

CROSS-CULTURAL PROGRAMS . 43 DISPLAYS ...... • . . 43 ENROLLMENT ...... 43 HANDICAPPED ...... 43 JUDGE'S SHEET . 44 JUDGING . . . . 44 LEADERS ...... 44 PROJECT SCORE CARDS . . 44 Art ...... · · · 44 Clothing ... . 44 Dairy Goats .. . 44 Dog • • • • . • • • 44 Dog Obedience ... 44 Foods and Nutrition •. 44 Poultry ...... 44 Miscellaneous •.. 44 NATURAL RESOURCES . . . 45 PUBLICITY •..... 45 PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS ..... 45 RECORDS AND REPORT FORMS . . . . 45 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS . 45 INDEX 47 Page 1

INTRODUCTION

4-H Educational Programs are designed to help young people become more competent, mature, creative and productive citizens. Objectives of 4-H: 1. Develop intellectual curiosity. 2. Gain knowledge and learn practical skills. 3. Acquire feelings of self worth. 4. Relate effectively to adults and other youths, respecting differences. 5. Achieve and maintain optimum physical and mental health. 6. Use time wisely for work, leisure, self, family, and community. 7. Increase skills in leadership and self expression. 8. Use science and technology. 9. Make vocational decisions. 10. Develop concern for community and public affairs.

4-H Project Selection Careful guidance in the selection of projects should be provided by club leaders and parents. Considerations made by the member in choosing a project should be: ... have a sincere interest in the project . ... find the project enjoyable and meaningful . ... receive a challenge- not too easy or too difficult . •.. receive satisfaction from project work and related learning experiences . ... have adequate time to devote to the project . ... have ~uidance and leadership in the project from leaders, community resource persons and parents . ... have some standard to measure how well he/she is doing and to have opportunity for evaluation . ... cost of projects should be manageable. Each 4-H project which is offered statewide is listed in this publication. Additional local projects may also be carried by 4-H members. Self-determined projects are listed in the table of contents at the end of each subject matter area. For more specific details on what the member may learn in the project refer to the description of each project, Section 1. 4-H learning Experiences The project books serve as learning guides with suggested activities. Related activities can be included to enhance the project to provtde additional learning experiences. As members participate and benefit from these experiences, they are able to think, plan, and do more effectively. Projects and experiences should serve as means in accomplishing goals. Page 2

Here are some related project activities which can be done individually or as a group and which should be included in the club's program for the year. Check the objectives on the previous page and relate to them. Related Project and Club Activities:

Demonstrations Contests Judging Achievement programs Giving talks Group discussions Exhibits Record keeping Training sessions Program planning Service projects Club meetings Speakers Conferences Tours Camps Member Evaluation Evaluation is an important learning experience and should be a continuous process. At the beginning of the club year, members, with their leader's assistance, should discuss what they want to learn and how they expect to learn. Periodically throughout the year, check with the members on their progress and what they feel they have learned. Keeping a record book is one way that members can see their growth and accomplishments. Helping members to evaluate themselves can help them feel and know their own needs and values, and to have the desire to achieve and learn more. Help them to set new goals. Enrollment of Member Obtain from your county Extension office: C0425 Guide to 4-H Enrollment for Leaders and Members C0549 4-H Member Enrollment Form C0550 4-H Leader Enrollment Form What Does This Publication Contain? * Section 1 - Project Learning Objectives is for leaders to use when assisting members and their families in selecting a 4-H project. * Section 2 - Catalog of 4-H Member Publications is for leaders to use in selecting member materials, and ordering them from WSU Cooperative Extension Bulletin Office. * Section 3 - General 4-H Club, Member and Leader Materials catalog is a list of materials available for you at your local Extension office. How To Use Section 2 - 4-H Member Publications Catalog: * Find the project the member has selected. Example: Photography Page 3

* Each project in the Photography program will be listed in the same order and by the same numbers as on the back of the member enrollment form. * The member publications listed under each project are the essential materials needed for the project. * Additional project publications for members are additional publications that members may need to complete the first year in the project, or will need in succeeding years in the project program. * Leader publications are those materials specifically identified as leader materials for the project. Leaders may order these and a reference copy of each member publication without charge from the local County Extension Office. How To Order Materials From Section 2: 1) Locate the order forms in the center of this publication. 2) Identify in the table of contents the project program for which you wish to order materials. Example: Photography Program, page 36. 3) From the Member Enrollment Form, determine the name and number of the project in which the member has enrolled. 4) The member publications listed for each project are the essentials for that project. Additional project publications are optional. If you are not familiar with a publication or do not have a reference copy, leaders can order one free copy of each publication from the County Extension Office. 5) Complete order form, include check or money order and send to Extension Bulletin Office, WSU, Pullman, WA 99164-5912. Within 10 days you should receive your filled order. Please note 4-H youth you feel are low income. They can receive 4-H publications at no charge and these publications can be ordered on the regular WSU form.

6) Order leader materials for the projects without charge from the local County Extension Office. How To Order Materials From Section 3: These materials may be obtained upon request from your local County Extension Office.

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SECTION 1 PROJECT LEARNING OBJECTIVES

ORIENTATION TO 4-H Dairy Progr811

Orientation to 4-H 1111 Calf and Yearling Learn: *about selecting an animal on the basis of 1011 Exploring 4-H breed, age, type, and production Learn: *about care of the animal on the basis of *Yourself and others sanitation and health, feeding, housing, and *being a 4-H member grooming and showing *Your community and the people in it *how to keep individual animal identification *the environment you live in and growth records *about judging dairy cattle and giving oral reasons ANIMAL SCIENCES 1112 The Cow Learn: Veterinary Science Program *how to produce quality milk through proper sanitation and milking practices *about care and management of the producing 1021 The Normal Anillal cow through feeding, breeding, and housing Learn: *how to properly groom and show a producing *what veterinary science is cow *who a veterinarian is and what he does *about judging dairy cattle and giving oral *how to recognize a normal, healthy animal reasons *about skin and mucous membranes *about body temperature, pulse, and 1113 Dairy Science respiration rate Learn: *about intestinal discharges *about the processes of reproduction in dairy *about effects of foods, shelter, sanitation cattle (includes fertilization and on animal health development of the unborn calf) *about basic structure of the animal body, *about nutritional requirements for dairy cells, tissues, organs, and systems animals *about the principles of genetics 1022 Anillal Disease *how milk is marketed Learn: *how feed nutrients are converted into milk *what diseases are *the relationship of hormones to milk *about the role of bacteria in disease secretion *about the role of viruses in disease *how ba~teria in the cow's digestive tract *about internal and external parasites breaks feeds down into useable nutrients *about the influence nutrition has on animal *about the composition and food value of milk health *about science-related careers in dairying *about poisons and animal health *about the effects of stresses on animal health Goat Progra11 *about the effects of heredity on animal health 1121 Non-Milking Goats 1023 J..unology, Zoonoses, and Public Health Learn: (Does prior to freshening) *about immunology *how disease-producing organisms enter the 1122 Milking Goats body Learn: *how biological agents create immunity *about breeds of goats *about active, passive, natural, and acquired *about equipment necessary to care for goats immunity *how to properly care for goats to ensure top *about the Alergin Theory production and good health *about zoonoses and public health *how to groom and show ,goats *how to select goats on the basis of their ancestors, production, and physical appearance *how to properly feed goats *about diseases and parasites of goats Page 6

ll23 Pyg~~y Goats 1215 Open Y Learn: Learn: *how to select and care for a Pygmy Goat *how to teach your dog *responsibility for having animals of your - heel free of leash own to care for regularly - drop on recall *the importance of keeping accurate records - broadjurnp *about nature's processes by caring - recall over jump with dumbbell for animals - long sit *citizenship, sportsmanship and the value of - long down cooperation 1216 Open 1124 Dairy Goat Science & Other Novelty Learn: Goats *about caring for your dog Learn: *how to teach your dog *about the processes of reproduction - heel free of leash *about nutritional requirements - drop on recall *about the principles of genetics - retrieve on flat *how milk is marketed - retrieve over high jump *how feed nutrients are converted into milk - broad jump *about science-related careers - long sit *the relationship of hormones to milk - long down secretion *how bacteria in the digestive tract breaks 1217 Utility Y feeds down into useable nutrients Learn: *about the composition and food value of milk *about caring for your dog *how to teach your dog - directed retrieve (two gloves) Dog Care Progra11 - signal exercise - directed jump-no go back - group stand 1211 Dog Care Learn: 1218 Utility *about the responsibilities of owning a dog Learn: *how to select a dog or puppy *about caring for your dog *how to care for your dog *how to teach your dog *how to correct bad habits - scent discrimination *how to teach your dog - directed retrieve - heel on leash - signal exercise - the sit/stay on leash - directed jump - the down/stay on leash - group exam - recall on leash

1212 Novice Y Guide Dog Prograa Learn: *about caring for your dog *how to teach your dog 1221 Guide Dog - heel on leash Learn: - stand for examination on leash *about housing your puppy - recall on leash *about common ailments, systems, and - long sit on leash treatments - long down on leash *how to raise, socialize, train, and protect your guide dog puppy 1213 Novice *how to feed and care for your puppy Learn: *about caring for your dog *how to teach your dog Horse Program - heel on leash - stand for examination - heel free of leash 1311 Beginning Borseaanship - recall - long sit (Required for first year project member - a - long down prerequisite for all additional horse units. The member may enroll in additional projects 1214 Graduate Novice 1312-1318 concurrently.) Learn: *about caring for your dog Learn: *how to teach your dog *about Washington 4-H light horse programs - heel free *about the various parts of a horse - drop on recall *about equipment used in the light horse - stand for examination program and its proper use - long sit *about safety rules while riding a working - long down horse Page 7

*how to properly ride your horse using the *understand nature and reaction of various aids the horse *about fitting and showing your horse *nutritional needs of a green horse *about unsoundnesses in horses in training *about various horse colors *understand physical, structural and *about principles and practices in horse mental growth and development of the green feeding horse *about internal and external parasites of horses 1315 Horse Production (Mare and Foal) *about diseases of horses and their Learn: prevention *about feeding and management of a mare *how inheritance in horses works *about selection of brood mares *about horse breeding and raising foals *about horse breeding *about equipment necessary for the brood 1312 Basic Horse.anship mare program *about the care and feeding of a foal (May be taken concurrently with other *about diseases of horses, their prevention projects) *about internal-external parasites of horses *about the proper records necessary for the Learn: brood mare program *enjoy pride of ownership *feel the satisfaction of raising a 1316 Western Games healthy, high-quality horse Learn: *be responsible for the caring of your *to develop good sportsmanship horse each day *to improve riding skills *apply the principles of scientific feeding, *to develop horsemanship breeding, and management necessary in *to develop a better understanding of raising horses horse husbandry *keep and use good business records *to develop leadership skills *enjoy and benefit from the experience of *to learn five 4-H gaming events of: being an active member of a 4-H club Poles, Barrels, Figure-8, Stake, Keyhole, and Two-Barrel Flag Races 1313 Perfor.ance Horse 1317 Driving (Harness and Draft Horse) (Show ring related activities) Learn: *the parts of a harness and bridle Learn: *harnessing *to develop leadership ability *longe line training *to develop sportsmanlike behavior *training with cart *to cooperate with other 4-H *apply the principles of horse feeding, youngsters to achieve individual or club health and management to the harness project goals *to accept reality and assume 1318 Trail (Pleasure and Competitive) responsibility for their project and their individual performance (Does not apply for showing related *to become self-reliant and develop activities) initiative *to train and handle horses safely Learn: *to keep records of their performance and how *skills in trail riding to use these records in making decisions *to train and handle a horse safely *to care for their project animals *to develop sportsmanlike behavior and equipment *an understanding of horse husbandry *to abide by the rules of etiquette *value of trail riding as recreation when exhibiting their project *care for their project animal *to speak before groups and express and equipment their ideas through demonstrations and judging contests 1319 Horseless Horsemen Learn: 1314 Green Horse *safety around horses Learn: *grooming *how to train and handle a green horse *saddling and bridling safely *Physical characteristics of a horse *how to use training technique *about the feet and legs *Patfence, perseverance, self control, *reproduction and breeding responsibility and initiative *stabling ' *understand physical and mental *about tack limitations of a green horse *feeds and feeding *a knowledge and understanding of *breeds training equipment and its use and care *about unsoundnesses *how to train so the horse responds in *about animal health a quiet and willing manner Page 8

1323 Rodeo Skills Swine Program Learn: *to develop leadership, initiative, self reliance, sportsmanship, and other desirable 1431 Market Swine traits of character 1432 Breeding *to develop an appreciation of rodeo as a Learn: wholesome form of recreation *about recommended swine production *to increase knowledge of safety precautions practices in Washington in the areas of to prevent injury to themselves, others and - breeding their mounts - feeding *to be better prepared for citizenship - equipment responsibilities through working in groups - marketing and supporting community rodeo projects and - sanitation activities - parasite and disease control *to develop skill in rodeo events - farrowing *about fitting and showing of swine *about careers in swine production Beef Program related areas *about different breeds of swine and their major characteristics 1411 Market Steer *how to select swine for a project Learn: *what constitutes desirable quality in *how to select a show steer a swine carcass *how to properly feed, house, and keep a *about judging swine show steer healthy *about carcass evaluation *about feeding a show steer Poultry Program *how to keep records *about fitting and showing a steer *about marketing a show steer through 1511 Fryers special marketing channels 1512 Layers 1513 Ducks 1412 Breeding 1514 Geese Learn: 1515 Turkeys *about various beef breeds and their 1516 Standard Breeds and Bantams characteristics 1517 Pigeons *about selecting a beef breed for your Learn: operation *how to raise and care for poultry *about sound breeding principles *about grading, marketing, and merchandising *about sound management the poultry product *about carcass evaluation *about raising poultry for beauty and *about feeding purebred breeding herds perfection *about wintering purebred breeding herds *about rare breeds and uncommon genetic *about record keeping types *about health in a purebred herd *about various types of pigeons, both *about fitting and showing a purebred fancy and homing, or racing breeds calf *about genetics through study of poultry *about marketing purebred cattle *how to train and raise pigeons through special channels *how to breed desirable points of each parent pigeon to produce their offspring *about science by doing Sheep Program *how to plan, observe, and record an experiment as it progresses *about equipment necessary for the experiment 1421 Market La.b 1422 Breeding (Projects may be in chicks, layers, fryers, Learn: capons, ducks, geese, and turkeys.) *how to select and raise good sheep *to accept the responsibility for having (Poultry may be raised as a hobby at a small a live animal of your own to care for cost or as a business from which a profit can *to develop management abilities by be realized. Size of acreage and type of having a business of your own building are not critical. Equipment may be *how to keep and use records purchased or made by the member.) *how animals live and produce their young *proper feeding, insect/parasite control, (Science exhibit projects may be taken in and proper management of sheep seven fields: embryology and incubation, *how to fit and show sheep genetics, nutrition, physiology, pathology, *about marketing wool food science, and general subject matter *about marketing sheep field dealing with other poultry aspects.) Page 9

Rabbit Program *about soils *about plant growth *about plant characteristics 1611 Rabbits *about growing and using plants Learn: *about how plants improve the environment *about the large selection of breeds and varieties of rabbits 2102 Plant Reproduction *about management and marketing rabbits Learn: *about rabbit production, management, *about fertilization and exhibiting *about crossbreeding *about breeding rabbits *about germination *about plant nutrition

Cat Program 2103 Soils Learn: *that sand, silt, clay, and organic matter 1711 Cats determine the characteristics of the Learn: individual soils *words to remember *about the composition of soils *the story of the cat *about the many sciences related to soils *selecting a cat/kitten *breeds and registration 2104 Plant Growth Factors *first day with your cat Learn: *grooming *about plant adaptation to climate *feeding *about water requirements for plants *health care *about growth regulators *neutering *about plant breeding *kittens on the way *about insects and diseases *traveling with cats *how seeds are certified *vision, hearing, respiration systems *circulatory and digestive systems 2105 Plant Characteristics *reproductive systems Learn: *care of pregnant cats and kittens *how to apply the concepts of fertilization, *cat behavior crossbreeding, germination, and plant *the healthy cat nutrition *the sick or injured cat *to specialize in an area of individual *disease transmission interest *major cat diseases 2106 Gr~ng and Using Plants Learn: Cavies *to specialize in an area of individual interest, such as house plants, vegetables, flowers, field crops, lawn 1811 Cavies *about pruning Learn: *about plant location *selection and judging *about different methods of starting plants *breeds and varieties *about relationship of plants to human *nutrition and feeding nutrition *animal health and housing *grooming *showmanship Gardens

Self-Deterained Ant.al Sciences Vegetable Gardening Series

1919 Self-Deterained Animal Sciences 2331 Vegetable Garden Learn: Learn: *learning goals determined by the member, *how vegetable plants grow and which parts of parent, and leader the plant are eaten *which vegetables can be grown in your location PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCES *which vegetables you like and how to grow them *how to plan your vegetable garden Plants and Soils *how to judge vegetable quality *how to use garden tools *how to plant and care for vegetable crops 2101 Exploring the World of Plants and Soils *when and how to harvest vegetables Learn: *how to select and prepare vegetables for *about plant reproduction (sexual and exhibit asexual) *how to prepare your garden site Page 10

2332 Exper~ntal Vegetable Garden *how to transplant woody plants Learn: *how to plan a maintenance program *how to design and conduct an experiment *what varieties of vegetables are best for you to grow Bees *what cultural practices you should use *how to make your garden grow better *how to make a teaching exhibit 2411 Bees Learn: 2333 Production Vegetable Garden *how to work with honey bees Learn: *how to identify honey bees in various *how vegetables are marketed stages of development *how to make money growing vegetables *about the necessary beekeeping equipment *how to time vegetable crop production *about plants used by honey bees *how to commercially prepare vegetables *how to establish a colony of honey bees *how to operate a small business *how to extract and market honey *about other beneficial activities of the honey bee Container Garden Series *to keep complete records on the honey bee colony and its production

2341 Container Garden Learn: Entomology *how to grow plants from seed *how to grow plants from cuttings *how to grow plants from bulbs or roots 2421 Entomology *how to grow vegetables in containers Learn: *how to grow houseplants *what entomology is *how to mix potting soil *who entomologists are and what they do *what insects are 2342 Experimental Container Garden *why the study of insects is important Learn: *about insect life cycles *how different plants respond to different *how to make an insect collection cultures *about insect identification *how to design and conduct an experiment *how to exhibit your insect collection *what plants grow best in different locations *how to keep records on your entomology *which cultural practices work best for you project *how to make a teaching exhibit *about beneficial and destructive insects *about chemical, biological, and other types of insect control Ornamental Garden Series *about pesticides and their safe usage *about other methods of insect preservation *about sources of entomological information 2351 Flower Garden *a special interest area in entomology Learn: *about careers in entomology *how to grow flowers from seed *about advanced classification and storage of *how to grow flowers from cuttings insect collections *how to grow flowers from bulbs or roots *how to care for flowers in your garden *when and how to pick flowers for use Weeds *how to use flowers in your home *how to use garden tools *how to prepare flowers to exhibit 2601 Weeds Learn: 2352 Experimental Ornamental Garden *what weeds are Learn: *about the economic value of weeds *how to grow various ornamental plants in *about weeds common to the local area your yard (flowers, shrubs, trees, lawn, *how to identify various weeds etc.) *about the different common, noxious, and *which plants grow best in your area poisonous weeds in your area *what is the best way to care for ornamental *how to collect and preserve various weeds plants *how to plan and prepare your weed collection *how to design experiments for exhibit *how to make a teaching exhibit *about various methods of weed control *about herbicides for weed control and their 2353 Ornamental Maintenance proper usage Learn: *how to take care of lawns *how to prune trees and shrubs *how to use your gardening skills to earn money *how to operate power garden tools Page 11

Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences *the habits and characteristics of all types of salmon *the importance of salmon to the local 2909 Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences economy Learn: *about conservation needs and rehabilitation *Learning goals determined by the member, activities carried on in connection with the parent, and leader salmon fishing industry *about the interrelationships of all resources affecting salmon production NATURAL SCIENCES *about laws protecting salmon ru.ns and the purposes of these laws

Natural Resources 3151 Challenge Learn: *to find your way 3101 Introduction to Natural Resources *to keep warm and dry *to find food (Mini-projects) *survival thumb rules Learn: *to make spore prints and seed jar Marine Science *to make a dry terrarium *to track a wild raindrop *to make casts of animal tracks 3161 Marine Science *to make an insect collection 3162 Marine Science Advanced *to build a natural resources collage Learn: *to make a survival kit *Beach safety *Physical oceanography 3112 Introduction to Wildlife Tides Learn: Waves *about animal habitat Measuring breaker height *about the use, management, and enjoyment of Measuring wave periods our natural resources The ocean floor *to appreciate the value of conservation The earth through wide use of our natural resources Ocean currents *about amphibians, reptiles, birds Answers to discussion guide *about big game, water fowl, upland game, Map of ocean currents non-game, fur bearers, and fresh water fish *Life in the ocean and estuaries *to tan, make fish lures, make resource maps, Life in the Ocean and build a bird house Food pyramid of the sea Commercial fishing 3121 Tropical Fish Field trip to Rocky Beach at low tide Learn: Answers to guide on harvest limit *the habits and the requirements of the Life zone chart particular fish being maintained Answers to Rocky Beach field trip guide *about fish and marine life in general Preparation of a marine aquarium *where to obtain information on fish and Collecting and pressing algae other animals of this nature and how to use Sampling plankton these sources 3131 Pheasants Forestry Learn: *how to make plans to restock and provide natural food and cover for wild bird game 3301 Trees (Jr - Grades 4-5) *how to observe wildlife Learn: *to know the ten important trees of the (Pheasant eggs may be obtained each spring locality and the important uses of each of from the State Game Department. These are them hatched, and the birds are reared and *how to sharpen and use safely the ax and the liberated in areas the 4-H member has helped pocketknife to improve through grain plantings and other *how to read and use a compass conservation methods.) *to pace distances accurately *how to use and build a camp or cooking fire 3141 Sai.on Raising *to cook a meal for one person outdoors Learn: *how to build a bough bed and a lean-to *the mechanics and science of egg collection, shelter in an emergency fertilization, and hatching *how to properly plant a tree or shrub *to rehabilitate small streams whose salmon runs were depleted due to faulty logging 3302 Forests (Int - Grades 5-8) practices or other human errors, and to Learn: learn to measure results of hatchery *about the principal causes of forest fires operation in the state Page 12

*about fire control organizations and how Geology they operate *about the basic principles of fire control and how they are applied in forestry, such 3401 Three Kinds of Rocks as the fire triangle and locating the fire Learn: *how to use and read a map divided by *what the three kinds are and how they are section, township, and range, including how formed to locate a parcel of land by legal *how one kind of rock can change to another description kind *how to identify five harmful forest insects *to make a collection of common rocks, *how to find and identify five important identifying and labeling each forest diseases *how to collect and extract one-quarter pound 3402 Identifying Rocks and Minerals of seed from a native evergreen tree Learn: *how to measure and calculate the volume of *to identify rocks and minerals by a variety ten selected trees of tests *the characteristic signs made by three *how to become a rockhound different insects or diseases, such as bark *how to display a collection beetles, white pine blister rust, and wood-rotting fungus 3403 Collecting Fossils Learn: 3303 Growing and Raising Trees *how plants and animals are preserved into (Sr - Grades 9 and above) fossils Learn: *how to identify fossils *to reforest an acre of land or establish a *about a particular time, or typical kinds of windbreak life of the past *to make cuttings of black cottonwood *to reforest an abandoned wet meadow or other suitable site Shooting Sports *to release an acre of coniferous reproduction by removing overtopping hardwood trees 3501 Riflery *how to measure the merchantable volume on a Learn: one-fifth acre plot using appropriate *the qualities of leadership and citizenship forestry tools *to understand and responsibly use firearms *how to thin forest land *to appreciate the history and tradition of *about how to apply cultural treatment to shooting Christmas tree land *the quality of sportsmanship and ethical *how to prune crop trees to improve future behavior log quality *to appreciate shooting as a lifelong *how to construct and maintain a fire break recreational sport or trail *about shooting-related career opportunities *how to develop a spring or waterhole for *the many elements of the shooting sports drinking or fire protection purposes program which include: shotgun, .22 rifle, *how to develop a plan for a farmstead pistol, air rifle, black powder, reloading, shelter-belt gunsmithing, Olympic shooting, and archery 3304 Advanced Forestry 3502 Archery (Sr - Grades 9 and above) Learn: Learn: *to select and care for a suitable bow and *how to plan and carry out a selective log arrow harvest on a farm woodland *to shoot a bow and arrow accurately and *how to establish a forest nursery to produce safely ten thousand trees or more *about birds and animals and wildlife *to develop and manage a Christmas tree farm conservation *how to cruise a ten-acre forest using *about shooting regulations appropriate tools *to enjoy archery as a sport *how to lay out a logging road *how to harvest evergreen brush or sword ferns for profit Self-Determined Natural Sciences *the trees sold for Christmas trees and their retail prices in your community *how to make and use a plant press to develop 3909 Self-Deter.ined Natural Sciences a small herbarium (plant collection) Learn: *how to make a forest-type map of a farm *learning goals determined by the member, woodland parent, and leader Page 13

MECHANICAL SCIENCES *basic electronic devices-coils *electronic tubes *solid state electronics Electricity *computers the thinking machines *electronics and waves *basic electronic devices-capacitors 4101 Exploring the World of Electricity *resonant circuits and filters Learn: *electronic circuits *fundamentals of electricity *electronics for communications *atoms and electricity *electronics for business and industry *current and voltage *electricity and chemical energy *conductors and non-conductors Bicycle Care and Safety *circuits *resistance makes electricity work *the magic of light 4211 Your Bicycle and You *keeping electricity your friend Learn: *the three basic types of bicycles 4102 Electricity's Silent Partner - Magnetism *how to ride properly and safely Learn: *the names of every part of your bicycle *mysterious magnetism *the meaning of traffic signs *electromagnets *how to check your tires, chain, adju~t the *working with electromagnets seat and handlebars *magnetism helps you measure electricity *the state laws that apply to bicycles *motion from electricity *making electricity from magnetism 4212 Maintaining Your Bicycle *other ways electricity and magnetism work Learn: together *the adjustments and repairs you can make *how to patch a tire 4103 Working with Electricity *how to keep wheels and spokes aligned Learn: *how to make bearing cone adjustments *wires and cords *how to keep gears operating properly *electrical connections *how to adjust brakes *let's put together some basic equipment *home wiring and safe practices 4213 Enlarging Your Cycling World *planning home wiring Learn: *grounding *how to paint your bicycle and add decorative *home wiring equipment trim *maintaining home electrical equipment *about accessories for personalizing your bicycle 4104 Electricity for Family Living *about cleaning, greasing, and adjusting Learn: bearings *the nature of light *how to respoke a wheel *types of light sources and fixtures *how to plan bicycle trips *lighting with a purpose *heating appliances *motors instead of muscles Small Engines *cooling with electricity *electronic appliances *choosing and operating appliances 4221 Introduction to Small Engines *maintaining home appliances Learn: *how much do you use? *about types of engines *principles of four-cycle engines 4105 Behind the Switch *about engine parts and their functions Learn: *how to start engines *electricity-the instant product *about trouble-shooting *generating electricity *about storing engines *hydropower-water at work *the steam cycle 4222 Introduction to Two-Cycle Small Engines *fossil fuels-a gift from the past Learn: *nuclear power-controlling the atom *about principles of two-cycle engines *energy from the sun *about carburetion *energy from the earth *about gasoline and oil *planning for power *about maintenance and trouble-shooting *transmission-long distance energy *distribution-special delivery energy 4223 Four-Cycle Engine *electricity for sale Learn: *safety and operation of lawn mowers 4106 Electronics *transmitting power Learn: *safety and operation of rotary tillers *alternating current in electronics *maintaining lawn and garden equipment *basic electronic devices-resistors Page 14

Automotive Care and Safety Snowmobiling

4231 The Car and the Highway 4251 Snowmobiling Learn: Learn: *to appreciate the importance of the *to know your snowmobile automobile in our way of life *about snowmobile engines *about traffic codes and your responsibility *snowmobile maintenance as a driver *trouble shooting and emergency procedures *about highway safety *clothing yourself for snowmobiling *about the value of a community highway *hazards of the trail and outdoor survival hazard hunt techniques *to understand the basic principles of the *transporting your snowmobile internal combustion engine *off season storage *to understand what makes an automobile run *about car costs and keeping car records *about "carkeeping" Rocketry 4232 Maintenance and Operation Learn: 4261 Rocketry *how the engine transmits power Learn: *about what makes for a smooth ride *how to build and launch rockets safely *about the automotive electrical system *how to obtain model rocket equipment *how to investigate career opportunities *to determine how to operate your car efficiently Motorcycle *how to make your community a safer place to drive 4271 Motorcycle Learn: Tractor *basic riding skills *safe motorcycle riding habits and attitudes *respect and appreciation for one's own 4241 Getting Acquainted with your Tractor equipment and for the rights of others Learn: *elementary and fundamental motorcycle *to do daily maintenance and safety check maintenance (how to select a motorcycle *to become familiar with the controls for the that best fits the size, needs, and skills tractor of the operator) *how to be safe and be a safe operator *what makes an engine run *about proper starting and stopping Energy 4242 Safe, Efficient Operation Learn: 4311 4-H no.e Energy Investigations *tractor safety on the farm Learn: *about oils for the engine and general *how to catch cold lubrication *how to cut energy costs *the importance of mixing fuel and air *how to dress for lower thermostats *about cooling systems, servicing batteries, *how to plan meals that use less energy and spark plugs *about care of tires *to keep records and operating costs Collputer 4243 r.proving Your Skills Learn: 4411 Introduction to eo.puters *tractor safety on the highway Learn: *about ign~tion systems *the basic parts of a computer and how they *about hitches, PTO, hydraulic controls, function together brakes, steering, and front wheels *how to run a single tape or diskette *about valves and valve service program *about power transmissions *how to communicate with the microcomputer *to trouble-shoot and give winter care *how to write, run and list a program *to keep records and ownership costs *how to recognize specific computer instructions 4244 Machinery Care and Safety Skills *the important keys on a keyboard Learn: *how to use a microcomputer as a calculator *safe use of farm machinery *how to care for diskettes and cassette tapes *about transmitting power *how to use input and produce output in *about farm machinery management various ways *about soil-breaking tools, chemical applicators, seed planters, cutters for crops, and seed preparation Page 15

4412 Learning About Programming ECONOMICS Learn: *how to talk to a computer in BASIC *concepts for effective programming Marketing *to understand and use: - inputs and looping - arithmetical operations and the storage of 5101 Marketing numerical values Learn: - unconditional and conditional branching *basic principles of marketing d~stribution - data and subroutines and utilization and how these principles - arrays apply to commodities sold in cash markets and traded in futures markets on major 4413 Learning About Software commodity exchanges Learn: *to participate in activities related to *different types of software marketing, distribution, and utilization - data base management systems which explain the use of futures as a - electronic spreadsheets management tool - word processing *to relate information and knowledge of - communications marketing functions, including distribution - specific applications and utilization, to on-going 4-H projects *choosing software *choosing a total microcomputer system Self-Determined Economics Wood Working 5909 Self-Determined Economics Learn: 4511 Working with Wood and Tools *learning goals determined by the member, Learn: parent, and leader *about marking and measuring *about cutting wood *about sanding and smoothing wood SOCIAL SCIENCES *about driving and pulling nails *about using glues and wood finishes *about electric wood burning Citizenship *about working with plans

4512 Ihe Wonderful World of Wood Exploring Citizenship - First Level Learn: *about lumber sizes *about reading and using drawings 6201 Me, My Fmlily and My Friends (Ages 9-11) *about drawing equipment Learn: *about steel tape, folding rule, wing *about yourself and your relations with dividers family and friends *about T bevel, marking gauge *about hand saws, hand drills, bit brace, 6202 My Neighborhood (Ages 9-11) auger bits Learn: *about the jig saw *about your neighborhood and school *about the electric drill *about the oscillating sander 6203 My Clubs and Groups (Ages 9-11) Learn: 4513 Building Bigger Things *how to participate in organized groups Learn: *about kinds of wood *about chisels, screwdrivers, planes, rasps Exploring Citizenship - Inter.ediate Level and files, and clamps *about particle and fiberboard *about common joints 6204 My eo..mity (Ages 12 and over) Learn: *what is a community Self-Deterained Mechanical Sciences *how to improve your community *about your role and opportunities as a citizen 4909 Self-Deter.ined Mechanical Sciences Learn: *learning goals determined by the member, Exploring Citizenship - Advanced Level parent, and leader

6205 My Heritage (Ages 14 and over) Learn: *about family history and tradition Page 16

*how to discard, restore and preserve what's Reseonsibilities valuable from the past ass1st two or more new young members to: *about the history of your community, country get acquainted and state select a project *how to share your discoveries get enrolled understand literature and records 6206 My Government (Ages 14 and over) participate in club meetings Learn: become involved in club and county events *how local, state and national governments keep parents informed are organized and operate complete the year and re-enroll *about career options in government *how to be involved in government and 6512 Unit II Teen Leadership (Senior) function as an informed citizen Relationshi~s 6207 World Citizenship (Ages 14 and over) work with a ult leaders and other teen Learn: leaders *to relate to people from varied backgrounds *about other cultures and countries Responsibilities *about yourself and people throughout the assume assigned responsibilities such as: world teach project skills and knowledge *to appreciate ideas, living patterns and teach demonstration skills values of people from other countries teach judging skills help members prepare for fairs help members with records and awards Coamunity Pride help club officers build communication within the club work with special club interests (Community 6211 eo..unity Pride Pride, Energy, Safety, Health, etc.) Learn: recruit and enroll members *about existing community groups and how they supervise Junior Leaders can cooperate for the good of the community *about local government and how to work with 6513 Unit III Ambassadors (Senior) it in community improvement *how to motivate a group to set a community Relationships improvement goal and work toward that goal work with County Agents, Adult Leaders, *about your community and how it can be County Leaders Council and other Ambassadors improved *where the 4-H program can make a Responsibilities contribution to the many facets of community assume assigned leadership roles such as: improvement help determine county 4-H program needs *about the many steps necessary to select, design and conduct 4-H promotion programs plan, initiate and evaluate a community help plan and conduct county, district, and improvement program state events and activities assist local 4-H clubs participate in the ambassadors organization Health events at county, district, and state levels · help to conduct district rallies 6441 Health - The Fourth "H'' (Ages 9-11) help promote new 4-H projects and/or Learn: programs *about the relationship between good health get involved in the political systems at practices and one's own health county and state levels *to identify health practices one wishes to develop strong leadership skills change accept state and national leadership roles *about health resources serve as an advisor to the 4-H program *what to do in case of a minor emergency

6443 Managing Your Choices Recreation Learn: *facts about tobacco, alcohol and drug use *to search for answers through experiments 6531 Recreation and interviews Learn: *to weigh your values against the facts *what recreation is *how good recreation can help make 4-H more fun Leadership *what makes an individual a good recreation leader *about a large variety of games and their 6511 Unit I Junior Leadership (Intermediate) appropriate usage *how to involve people in games Relationships *how to plan games for various age groups and work under the direction of an adult or teen mixed groups leader Page 17

*how to conduct various games *how to express yourself through applied and *how well-planned and conducted games help to performing art develop good sportsmanship *how to incorporate art in your daily life *about various sources of reference materials *to be aware of design principles and apply on recreation them in creating as well as displaying your product *how to select materials appropriate with the Cross-Cultural intended use *how to find resource materials 6701 Cross-Cultural 7012 Woodcraft (for advanced members)

This may be taken as a single project, in Also listed under Wood Working conjunction with other projects or through an international exchange program. Learn: *how to carve and shape wood Learn: *how to cut, fit, and assemble the *to know and accept people from different "Built-Up" process cultures *how to select and use tools *to develop a greater understanding of *to select suitable wood another country *finishing techniques *to gain insight into your own values and way of life *to know people from other areas of our state Leathercraft and nation

7501 Adventures in Leathercraft Safety Learn: *to select leather and tools *to prepare leather for tooling 6801 Safe ty is for You *basic principles of good design Learn: *how to transfer designs *about the importance of developing good safety habits and attitudes 7502 Beginning Leather Carving *about safe ways of handling animals Learn: *safety rules for pedestrians *to use basic leather carving tools *about bicycle safety and how to make a bike *advanced selection and construction skills safety check *advanced application of design principles *about safety precautions at play *about safety around the house 7503 Advanced Leathercraft *about safe ways to use and operate machinery Learn: or tools *advanced skills in carving, stamping, designing and assembly *about pictorial carving and color Self-Deter.ined Social Sciences *about leather garments and accessories *about home furnishing and accessories *about leather saddles and accessories 6909 Self-Determined Social Sciences *about original designs in leathercraft Learn: *learning goals determined by the member, parent, and leader Photography

EXPRESSIVE ARTS 7701 Adventures with Your Camera Learn: *how a camera works Creative Arts *how to care for a camera *how to prepare an exhibit *how to choose proper film 7011 Creative Arts *how to take good pictures Create and make: Basketry, Beadwork, 7702 Exploring Photography Candles, Ceramics, Doll Making, Drawing, Learn: Glass, Macrame, Mosaics, Needlework, *about evaluating pictures Painting, Paper, Paper-Mache, Plastics, *about action photography Pottery, Printmaking, Sculpture, Tie-Dye and *how to recognize good composition Batik, Weaving *about simple lighting Learn: 7703 Mastering Photography *how to be creative Learn: *how art can be used as a leisure time *about camera equipment activity *about nature photography *about sports photography Page 18

*about people photography *how to become an effective parent substitute *about landscape photography *what behavior to expect of children at *about existing light photography different ages *how to cope with emergencies while sitting

Perforaing Arts 9013 The Stress Connection Learn: *to understand stress as a factor influencing 7801 Clowning the quality of life Learn: *to identify situations that are stress- *history of clowning producing for you *clown makeup *about the symptoms of stress *application of clown makeup *to identify your personal stress symptons *about clown costumes and props *specific techniques for coping with stress *clown ettiquette and communicating as a clown *about skit writing, pantomine, puppetry, Clothing Progrma ventriloquism, and balloon artistry *performing as a clown Construction Series

Self-Determined 4-H Expressive Arts 9211 Sewing for Fun 1 Learn: 7909 Self-Deter.ined 4-H Expressive Arts *use of basic sewing equipment Learn: *use of sewing machine *learning goals determined by the member, *basic construction techniques parent, and leader *fabric selection *pressing *clothing care FAMILY LIVDIG 9212 Sewing for Fun 2 Learn: Fa.ily Living Progrma *selection of fabric, pattern, and notions *more about the sewing machine *more basic construction techniques 9011 Adventures In Fa.ily Living *clothing care *modeling and grooming Learn something about 4 Family Living Project Areas: 9213 Sewing for Fun 3 Learn: Foods and Nutrition - to fix snacks, *more basic construction techniques sandwiches, something for breakfast, a *sewing machine adjustments main dish and a dessert. *wardrobe planning *color and line principles Clothing - to make at least 2 of the *good fit following: a carry-all bag, a pin *decision making for ready-to-wear cushion, a pull-over shirt, pull-on *more grooming and modeling shorts or pants, a pop-on skirt. *more clothing care Child Care - to play finger games, sin action 9214 Challenging Patterns songs, make books and toys. Learn: *construction skills for detailed pattern Home Environment and Furnishings - to make designs something for your room: a bulletin *about fashion board, wall hanging, moblile, *more about line, color, and design wastebasket, pillow or an Eye of God. *more about wardrobe planning *selection of accessories 9012 The Sitter *more about good fit Learn: *decisions about buying vs sewing *what babysitting is all about *about face shapes, hairstyles, and necklines *about the rewards as well as responsibilities of sitting 9215 Challenging Fabrics *skills and techniques of child care Learn: *how to choose and read children's stories *construction skills for different fabrics *how to accept and reject sitting jobs *fiber content and characteristics of fabrics *how to sit safely *finishes applied to fabrics *how a child grows and develops *use of fabrics *how to work effectively with children *more about wardrobe planning *about the importance of play to a child *how to make play and sitter/child 9216 Outdoor Wear relationships positive and rewarding Learn: *how to handle mealtimes and bedtimes *characteristics of outdoor fabrics and insulators Page 19

*selection and use of outdoor wear kits *to read knitting abbreviations and pattern *comparison of sewing with a kit to sewing directions with supplies purchased separately *care of knitted items *construction techniques used in outdoor wear *knitting skills such as cast on, bind off, sewing knit, purl, increase, decrease, buttonholes, *consumer information about backpacks, and seams sleeping bags, and tents *care requirements for outdoor wear 9232 Advanced Knitting Learn: 9217 Western Wear *use of 4-needles or circular needles Learn: *use of pattern stitches *characteristics of fabrics used in western *work with two or more colors of yarn wear ·*drafting a pattern *design details and construction techniques *combining knit with fabric or leather for western wear *use of a knitting machine *fitting considerations *selection and care of western accessories 9233 Basic Crochet Learn: 9218 Tailoring *yarn and thread characteristics and Learn: selection *characteristics of a tailored garment *crochet tools and supplies *pattern selection and fitting techniques *to read crochet abbreviations and pattern *facts about wool fabrics directions *selection of fabrics, interfacings, and *care of crocheted items notions *crochet skills such as chain stitch, single *different types of tailoring methods and crochet, double crochet, half. double construction skills crochet, treble crochet, increase, *pressing equipment and skills decreasing, slip stitch, and seams *care and storage of tailored garments 9234 Advanced Crochet Learn: Explorer Series *use of afghan stitch *use of pattern stitches *to crochet on a frame 9221 Clothes, Money, and You *to make hair pin lace Learn: *to make broomstitch lace *to recognize the factors that affect *use of crochet design motifs satisfaction of clothing selected, such as role of clothing in teenagers' lives, economic aspects, price, quality retail Foods and Nutrition Program sources, and trends of teenage fashions *to manage clothing money to get the most value from it Foods and Nutrition - 4-B EFNEP *to understand that being a wise consumer includes wise use and care of clothing bought and on hand 9301 4-B EFNEP *to realize as consumers they can, in some ways, affect the quality of merchandise Limited to youth enrolled in the EFNEP Youth available for sale Programs in these counties: 9222 You and Your Image King Snohomish Learn: Pierce Spokane *about personal appearance *about relationships with others or for youth programs planned in conjunction with the county Extension agent 9223 Clothing Speaks Learn: *about values and clothing Food Basics Series (Grades 3-5) 9224 On Your Own in Clothing and Textiles Learn: 9311 Fit It All Together I - Food For Fun and *learning goals in clothing are determined by Fitness the members, parent, and leader Learn: *to develop beginning skills in food preparation ' Knitting and Crocheting *about basic fitness and nutrition *about basic consumer skills 9231 Basic Knitting Learn: *Yarn characteristics and selection *knitting tools and supplies Page 20

Food Preparation Series Food Custom Series (Grades 4-8)

9321 Bread Baking Basics (Grades 3-5) 9341 Foods with an International Flavor Learn: Learn: *to develop skills in preparing simple quick *to develop more intricate and time consuming and yeast breads preparation skills with foods from foreign *to understand the function of each lands ingredient in bread products *to plan and serve foods from other nations *to evaluate the flavor, appearance, and to meet nutritional needs texture of breads *to understand and appreciate different food *to understand the role of bread in the diet customs *to develop food selection skills by shopping 9322 Exploring the World of Bread Baking for less familiar foreign foods (Grades 6-8) *about how foods are marketed, prepared, and Learn: served in foreign lands *to improve bread baking techniques *to improve the quality of simple quick and yeast breads Food Preservation Series (Grades 4-12) *about nutrients found in breads *about bread and grain storage *to evaluate the flavor, appearance, texture, 9351 Foods for the FUture 1 and cost of breads Learn: *to develop skill in making many types of *to choose fruits suitable for freezing and yeast breads and variations of the basic drying quick breads *to choose packaging materials *to develop a better understanding of the *to freeze and dry fruits roles of the various ingredients and methods *to make fruit leather of manipulating dough *to serve fruits *to dry herbs 9323 Microwave Cookery (Grades 3-8) Learn: 9352 Foods for the FUture 2 *about microwaves Learn: *to solve microwave mysteries *the boiling-water bath method of canning *to adapt conventional recipes *where to store canned foods *how microwaves save time, energy, nutrients *how to use the products you make *how to keep an inventory 9324 Teens Entertain (Grades 9-12) *the history of some of your favorite foods Learn: *to develop planning skills with 9353 Foods For The FUture 3 consideration for nutritional contribution Learn: of snacks ' *about preventing botulism *to plan entertainment considering time, *how to process using a pressure canner energy, and money *about canning vegetables *to determine energy needs and plan food to *about canning meats and poultry meet these needs *to develop food shopping skills by 9354 Foods For The FUture 4 critically analyzing food advertisements Learn: *about essential ingredients in jellied products Food And Fitness Series *how to test fruit juices for pectin content *to make jelly, jams and preserves *to evaluate jam and jelly products 9333 Fit It All Together II - Food and Fitness Choices for You (Grades 6-8) Learn: Home Environment and Furnishings Progra. *about nutritional needs of youth 12-14 *about meal planning and preparation *about exercise and fitness 9411 Be a Handyman *about snacking Learn: *how to plan for safety from fire and other 9334 Fit It All Together III - The World Of hazards in the home Food And Fitness *basic rules about electricity Learn: *how to properly use your body on lifting, *to determine your food and fitness needs pushing, standing, sitting, walking, and *to develop a healthy life-style climbing *to use current nutrition and physical fitness information 9412 Improve Your Room *to acquire knowledge about food policy and Learn: maketing, food shopping, and preparation *the basic standards of comfortable furniture skills arrangements *about careers in food, nutrition and fitness *how to plan usable, convenient storage areas Page 21

*how to choose and set up well-designed Self-Determined Family Living accessories *how to use space wisely *how to use color 9909 Self-Determined Family Living Learn: 9413 Color in Your Room *learning goals determined by the member, Learn: parent, and leader *the effect texture and light can have on color and learn to use it to your advantage *about color, how to use it to make the attractive room you hope to have

9414 Be a s.art Shopper Learn: *to set your values, those things important to you *how to determine your resources, stay within them to finish what you start *to develop a workable plan to help you reach your goals

Money Manage~~ent Program (Consu.er Life Skills)

9501 Level I Super COnsumer Learn: *about consumers ••• what makes them tick? *about secrets for being a "super shopper" *about money enough to buy *about not enough money to buy *about consumer citizenship 9502 Level II COnsu.ers In Action Learn: *about consumer motivation *about shopping skills *about money management *about use of credit

9503 Level III COnsumer Encounters Learn: *what it means to become an involved citizen *about community economic systems *what opportunities the community creates for its citizens *to make decisions that affect you after high school *to explore career opportunities that include college, vo-tech school, business school etc. *how to finance education *to look at several alternatives to purchasing a car *to select style to fit physical stature, image, and demands *to understand types of down payments *to plan for license, insurance, and repairs *the realities of moving out on your own *how to plan £inacially *to select a place to fit your resources and needs *develop skills to manage saving and investments *to understand the many types of savings and investment options *to understand varied methods of savings and investing

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SECTION 2 PROJECT PUBLICATIONS CATALOG

Single copies are free to leaders through the local County Extension Office.

4-H REOORDS Leader Publications EM3098 Reference Material for 4-H General 4-H Member Publications Veterinary Science Project, $0.25 C0230 4-H Record *, NC NE/4H080 Animal Diseases, Unit 2, Leader's C0543 4-H ID Card *, NC Guide, $0.50 C0650 4-H Member's Kit #, $0.50 NE/EC201 The Normal Animal, Unit I , Leader's C0827 Permanent 4-H Record #, NC Guide, $0.50 EM4615 4-H Record Keeping Guide #, $0.25 PNW0157 White Muscle and Other Selenium Responsive Diseases of Livestock, $0.25 ORIENTATION TO 4-H Dairy Program Orientation to 4-H 1111 Calf and Yearling 1011 Exploring 4-H Member Publications Note: Suggested for new 4-H members - 3rd PNW0078 Calf and Yearling in 4-H Dairying and 4th grade #, $0.75 C0809 Dairy Record *, NC Member Publications EM4676 Exploring - Fun Ideas for the 1112 The Cow 4-H'er and Family#, $0.25 Member Publications Additional Publications For Members PNW0082 The Cow in 4-H Dairy #, $0.50 EM4487 Welcome To 4-H: Beginn~ng Members' C0809 Dairy Record *, NC Information, $0.25 1113 Dairy Science Leader Publications EM4677 Exploring Guidebook for Leaders, Member Publications $0.50 PNW0091 4-H Dairy Science #, $0.50 C0809 Dairy Record *, NC

ANIMAL SCIENCES Additional He.ber Publications C0234 4-H Dairy Certificate, NC EB0518 Tying Rope Halters, $0.25 Veterinary Science Program EB1032 Hoof Trimming for Show and Health, $0.25 EB1033 Removing Horns and Extra Teats from 1021 The Nonaal Anf..al Dairy Calves, $0.25 EM1949A Individual 4-H Dairy Record, NC Member Publications EM2797 Selecting the 4-H Dairy Calf, $0. 25 NE/EC299 The Normal Animal, Unit I #, $1.25 EM4338 4-H Dairy Pedigree Judging, $0.25 C0802 Animal Record Sheet *, NC EM4669 Dairy Cattle Judging Reasons, $0.25 EM4784 Fitting and Showing Dairy Animals, 1022 Animal Disease $0.50 4H00078L Dairy Cow Unified Score Card, NC Member Publications 4H00242 Colostrum: Crucial First Meal For NE/4H048 Animal Disease Unit 2 #, $1.25 Calves, $0.25 C0802 Animal Record Sheet *, NC Leader Publications 1023 Immunology, Zoonoses, and Public Health PNW0113 4-H Dairy Leader Guide, $1.00 C0229 Dairy Cow Anatomy Chart, $0.25 Member Publications EM1784 The 4-H Dairy Club Leader, $0.50 NE/4Hl33 Animal Health And Its Relationship 4H00078L Dairy Cow Unified Score Card To Our World#, $0.75 (Purebred Association), NC C0802 Animal Record Sheet *, NC

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Goat Program 1213 Novice Member Publications 1121 Non-Milking Goats COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC COlSB Washington State Dog Obedience (Does prior to freshening) Program Novice Score Sheet #, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC Member Publications CA/L2736 Your Dairy Goat #, $0.2S 1214 Graduate Novice C0790 Dairy Goat Record #, NC Member Publications 1122 Milking Goats COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC C01S7 Washington State Dog Obedience Member Publications Program Graduate Novice Score Sheet CA/L2736 Your Dairy Goat #, $0.2S #, NC COS42 ADGA Dairy Goat Score Card *, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC C0790 Dairy Goat Record *, NC 1215 Open Y 1123 Pygmy Goats Member Publication Member Publications COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC OR/4H1130 4-H Pygmy Goat Project #, $1.SO C0693 Washington State Dog Obedience C0790 Dairy Goat Record *, NC Program Open Y Score Sheet #, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC 1124 Dairy Goat Science & Other Novelty Goats 1216 Open Member Publications Member Publications EM29S6 Make Up Your Own Mind *, $0.2S EM3B49 Dog Obedience - Open Class Training PNW0091 4-H Dairy Science #, $0.SO #, so.so 4H00242 Colostrum: Crucial First Meal For COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC Calves #, $0.2S C0794 Dog Record *, NC Additional Meaber Publications 1217 Utility Y COS42 ADGA Dairy Goat Score Card, NC COS44 ADGA Dairy Goat Showmanship Score Member Publications Card, NC EM3BSO Washington State Dog Obedience WREP0014 Nutrition and Feeding of Dairy Program - Utility Class Training #, Goats, $0.SO so. so WREP0033 Diseases of Dairy Goats, $0.50 COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC Leader Publications COS41 Dairy Goat Chart, $0.2S 1218 Utility EM442S 4-H Leader's Guide, Goat Project, $0.7S Member Publications EM47Bl Procedures for Conducting a Dairy COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC Goat Show, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC 4H00113L Dairy Goats - Breeding, Feeding, and Management, $1.75 Additional Publications for Members EM4646 Washington State 4-H Dog Fitting and Showing, $0.2S Dog Care Program EM46BB Care of Dogs and Puppies, $0.SO Leader Publications 1211 Dog Care C01S4 Washington State Dog Obedience Program - Utility, NC Member Publications COlSS Washington State Dog Obedience EM467B Training Your Dog for Family Program - Utility Y, NC Living #, $0.2S C0156 Washington State Dog Obedience C0794 Dog Record *, NC Program - Open Class Score Sheet, COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC NC C01S9 Washington State Dog Obedience Program Novice Score Sheet, NC 1212 Novice Y C0160 Washington State Dog Obedience Program - Long Sit, Long Down, Member Publications Group Examination Chart, NC EM349B Washington State Dog Obedience C0444 Judge's Sheet 4-H Dog Fitting and Program - Novice Training#, $0.2S Showing Sheet, NC C0794 Dog Record *, NC EM4423 Dog Care and Training Leader's COBOS 4-H Dog Health Certificate *, NC Guide, $0.7S

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Guide Dog Program 1317 Driving (Harness and Draft Horse) Member Publications 1221 Guide Dog PNW0229 4-H Horse and Pony Driving Manual #, $0.50 Member Publications C0856 Individual Horse Record *, NC CA/4H2025 How To Raise A Guide Dog Puppy #, C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC $0.50 C0232 Indentification Card - 4-H Guide 1318 Trail (Pleasure and Competitive) Dog Project #, NC (Does not apply for showing related Leader Publications activities) 4H00080L Home Inspection Of Dogs , Leader's Guide, NC Member Publications C0856 Individual Horse Record *, NC C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC Horse Program 1319 Horseless Horsemen

1311 Beginning Horsemanship Member Publications EM4715 Horses Are Fun *, $0.50 (Required for first year project member - a C0779 Project Record #, NC prerequisite for all additional horse units. The member may enroll in additional projects 1323 Rodeo Skills 1312 - 1318 concurrently.) Member Publications Member Publications EM4637 4-H Rodeo Skills Project#, $0.75 C0/200 Unit 1, Horses and Horsemanship #, C0785 Rodeo Skills Project Record *, NC $0.75 C0856 Individual Horse Record * NC Additional Member Publications C0857 Horse Management Record * ' NC COOlS Light Horse Chart, $0.25 ' C0233 4-H Horse Certificate (for every 1312 Basic Horsemanship 4-H horse in appropriate counties), NC (May be taken concurrently with other EM2790 Washington State Certificate projects) Program for Members in 4-H Light Horse Project, $0.25 Member Publications C0/201 Unit 2, Horse Science#, $0.75 Leader Publications C0856 Individual Horse Record *, NC EB1119 Equine Infectious Anemia, $0.25 C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC EB1122 Tetanus, $0.25 EB1135 Draft Horse Handbook, $0.50 1313 Perfor.ance Horse EB1283 Recommended Vaccinations for Washington Horses, $0.25 (Show ring related activities) EM2627 How to Pack a Horse, $0.25 EM2791 Suggested Procedures for Conducting Member Publications the Certificate Program for Members EM4727 Performance Horse#, $0.75 in the 4-H Light Horse Project, C0856 Individual Horse Record*, NC $0.25 C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC EM3698 Animal Diseases Strangles, $0.25 EM3709 Longe Line Training, $0.50 1314 Green Horse EM4201 Feeding Alternatives for Horses, $0.50 Member Publications EM4611 4-H Western Games Leader's Guide, EM4714 Training Horses: Yearling to $0.25 Five-Year-Olds #, $0.75 EM4612 4-H Western Games Rules and C0856 Individual Horse Record *, NC Regulations, $0.25 C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC EM4689 Green Horse Project Leader's Guide, $0.25 1315 Horse Production (Hare and Foal) EM4753 Rules For Performance Horse, $0.50 Member Publications OH/4H0176 4-H Saddle Horse Production (OHIO) Beef Program #, $0.75 C0858 Horse Production Breeding Record *, NC 1411 Market Steer 1316 Western Games Member Publications EM2566 4-H Show Steer Project #, $0.50 Member Publications C0728 Market Livestock Record #, NC EM4610 4-H Western Games #, $0.25 C0856 Individual Horse Record *, NC C0857 Horse Management Record *, NC # = 1st year only * = each year NC no charge Page 26

1412 Breeding 1432 Breeding Member Publications Member Publications EM312S 4-H Advanced Livestock Science EM312S 4-H Advanced Livestock Science Manual #, $1.SO Manual #, $1. SO C0729 Breeding Livestock Record #, NC C0729 Breeding Livestock Record *, NC

Additional ~ber Publications · Additional Member Publications C0730 Advanced Meat Animal Record, NC C0730 Advanced Meat Animal Record, NC C0731 Advanced Breeding Livestock Record, EM1982 Rules for Fitting and Showing NC Contests, $0.2S EM1982 Rules For Fitting and Showing EM312S 4-H Advanced Livestock Science Contest, $0.2S Manual, $1.50 EM2S31 Washington Steer of Merit, $0.2S EM4691 Judging Livestock, $0.25 EM2628 4-H Beef Carcass Judging Guide, $0.2S Leader Publications EM312S 4-H Advanced Livestock Science C0017 Swine Chart, $0.25 Manual, $1. SO C0731 Advanced Breeding Livestock Record, EM33SS Selecting and Feeding Market NC Steers, $0.SO EM2S30 Washington Hog of Merit, $0.25 EM4691 Judging Livestock, $0.2S EM2841 4-H Pork Judging Guide, $0.SO EM29S7 Working with Members in Leader Publications Self-Determined Projects, $0.25 C0016 Beef Chart, $0.2S EBOS18 Tying Rope Halters, $0.2S EB1124 Beef Cattle Performance Testing, Poultry Program $0.2S EM29S7 Working with Members in Self­ Determined Projects, $0.2S 1511 Fryers Member Publications Sheep Program EB0911 Helpful Hints on Growing Fryers #, $0.2S EB0971 Care of a Small Flock of Chickens 1421 Market Lamb #, $0.2S C0780 Poultry Record , NC Member Publications * PNW0181 4-H Sheep Project#, $0.7S 1512 Layers C0728 Market Livestock Record *, NC Member Publications 1422 Breeding EM328S Selecting, Brooding, and Rearing Small Numbers of Chicks #, $0.2S Member Publications C0780 Poultry Record *, NC EBOS64 Farm Flock Sheep Production #, $0.SO 1513 Ducks C0096 Individual Ewe Record (Packet of 10) *, so.so Member Publications C0729 Breeding Livestock Record *, NC EB1190 Brooding and Rearing Ducklings and Goslings #, $0.2S Additional Member Publications C0780 Poultry Record *, NC C0730 Advanced Meat Animal Record, NC C0731 Advanced Breeding Livestock Record, 1514 Geese NC EM1982 Rules for Fitting and Showing Member Publications Contests, $0.2S EB1190 Brooding and Rearing Ducklings and EM312S 4-H Advanced Livestock Science Goslings #, $0.25 Manual, $1.SO C0780 Poultry Record *, NC EM348S Fitting and Showing Lambs, $0.2S EM4691 Judging Livestock, $0.2S 1515 Turkeys Leader Publications Member Publications COOlS Sheep Chart, $0.SO EM4609 Care of a Small Flock of Turkeys #, $0.2S C0780 Poultry Record *, NC Swine Program 1516 Standard Breeds and Banta.s 1431 Market Swine Member Publications EM4244 Selection and Care of Bantams #, Member Publications $0.2S EM3963 4-H Market Pig Project #, $O.SO C0780 Poultry Record *, NC C0728 Market Livestock Record *, NC

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1517 Pigeons EM1771 Prepari ng Rabbits for Show, $0.25 EM3486 4-H Rabbit Fitting and Showmanship Member Publications Guide, $0.25 EM2432 4-H Pigeon Project #, $0.25 EM2379 Pigeon Record *, NC Leader Publications EB0907 If You Want to Raise Commercial Additional Member Publications Rabbits, $0.25 EB1236 Guide to Culling Hens, $0.25 EM1783 Outline for 4-H Rabbit Project, EM2403 4-H Poultry Judging Series#, $0.75 $0.25 EM2436 4-H Pheasant Propagation Program, EM2957 Working with Members in Self- $0.25 Determined Projects, $0.25 EM3460 Pesticide Safety and the Poultry EM4353 Judging Rabbit Pelts, $0.25 Producer, $0.25 EM4502 Judging Rabbits, $0.25 EM3497 Poultry Science Exhibit Ideas #, 4H00170 Raising Earthworms, $0.25 $0.50 OR/4Hl602L Rabbit Chart, $0.50 EM3988 Avian Infectious Laryngotracheitis, $0.25 EM4242 How to Wash Poultry, $0.25 Cat Program EM4260 Tips on Selecting and Fitting Poultry for Exhibition, $0.25 EM4263 Poultry Fitting and Showmanship, 1711 Cats Contest Outline, $0.50 EM4296 Tips on Judging Exhibition Poultry Member Publications Poultry, $0.25 EM4286 You And Your Cat, Suggested For EM4746 Glossary of Poultry Production and Year 1 #, $0.50 Breeding Terms, $0.25 EM4287 Caring For Your Cat, Year 1 & 2 #, 4H00237 Home Processing of Poultry, $0.50 $0.25 EM4288 Cat Science: 4-H Cat Project Member Leader Publications Manual, Year 3 #, $0.25 C00 56 Pigeon Chart, $0.25 EM4289 Cat Physiology, Year 4 #, $0.50 C0531 Poultry Show Card, NC EM4290 Your Cat's Health, Year 5 #, $0.50 C0782 4-H Poultry Judging Breed C0793 Cat Record *, NC Identification Card, NC C0791 Duck Chart, $0.25 Leader Publications C0819 Chicken Chart, $0.25 EM4283 Cat Care, Year 1-3, Leader's Guide, EB0912 Poultry Pests and Their Control, .$0. 25 $0.25 EM4284 Cat Physiology, Year 4, Leader's EB1021 Fly Control for Dairy Farms and Guide, $0.25 Poultry Houses, $0.25 EM4285 Your Cat's Health, Leader's Guide, EB1282 Lighting Management for Backyard $0.25 Flocks, $0.25 EB1325 Feeding Egg-Type Replacement Pullets, $0.25 Cavies EM2402 4-H Poultry Project, Leader's Guide, $0.50 EM2427 Vaccination Recommendations for 1811 Cavies Chickens, $0.25 EM3480 4-H Pigeon Project Meeting Guides, Member Publications $0.25 EM4664 4-H Cavy Project Guide #, $1.00 EM3994 Incubation of Small Numbers of EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind*, $0.25 Eggs, $0.25 EM4243 Suggested Ideas for Homemade Incubators, $0.25 Self-Deter.ined Animal Sciences EM4746 Glossary of Poultry Production and Breeding Terms, $0.25 1919 Self-Determined Animal Sciences Rabbit Program Member Publications EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind *, $0.25 1611 Rabbits Member Publications PNW0163 Your 4-H Rabbit Project #, $0.50 C0448 Rabbit Project Hutch Record *, NC C0832 Rabbit Record *, NC Additional Member Publications EB0975 Raising Rabbits - Helpful Suggestions For Beginners, $0.25 EM0599 Rabbit Shipping Crate, $0.25 EM0697 Rabbit Terms Glossary, $0.25

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PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCES Gardens

Plants and Soils Vegetable Gardening Series

2101 Exploring the World of Plants and Soils 2331 Vegetable Garden Member Publications Member Publications C0/700 Exploring The World Of Plants And PNW0158 Vegetable Garden #, $0.25 Soils - Beginning Member's Manual C0833 Garden Record *, NC #, $0.75 C0779 Project Record, NC 2332 Expert-ental Vegetable Garden 2102 Plant Reproduction Member Publications PNW0159 4-H Experimental Vegetable Garden Member Publications #, $0.25 C0/701 Exploring The World Of Plants And C0833 Garden Record *, NC Soils- Plant Reproduction#, $0.75 C0779 Pr oject Record #, NC 2333 Production Vegetable Garden 2103 Soils Member Publications PNW0160 4-H Production Garden #, $0.25 Member Publications C0833 Garden Record *, NC C0/702 Exploring The World Of Plants and Soils- Soils#, $0.75 Additional He•ber Publications C0779 Project Record *, NC EB0422 Home Gardens, $0.50 EB0825 Pest Control in Home Vegetable Gardens, $0.25 2104 Plant Growth Factors EB1102 Soil Management in Yards and Gardens, $0.50 Member Publications EB1103 Selecting, Preparing, and Judging 4H00004 Plant Growth Factors #, Quality Vegetables, $0.25 $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications PNW0167 4-H Vegetable Garden, Leaders 2105 Plant Characteristics Guide, $0.25 EB0908 Sweet Corn Varieties for Western Member Publications Washington, $0.25 C0/704 Exploring The World Of Plants And EM4240 Suggestions for Vegetable Exhibits Soils - Plant Characteristics #, at Fairs, $0.25 $0.75 C0779 Project Record*, NC Container Garden Series 2106 Graving and Using Plants

Member Publications 2341 Container Garden C0/705 Exploring The World Of Plants And Soils - Growing and Using Plants #, Member Publications $0.75 PNW0188 Container Garden#, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC C0833 Garden Record *, NC Leader Publications 2342 Expert-ental Container Garden C0/706 Exploring the World of Plants and Soils, Leader's Guide, $0.50 Member Publications EB1102 Soil and Management in Yard and PNW0189 Experimental Container Gardening #, Gardens, $0.50 $0.25 EB1269 Conservation Tillage For Soil C0833 Garden Record *, NC Erosion Control Under Dryland Crop Production, $0.25 Additional Member Publications 4H00145L How Water Moves in the Soil, $0.50 EB1354 Houseplants, $0.50 4H00163 Plants - How They Improve our PNW0151 Propagating Herbaceous Plants From Environment, $0.25 Cuttings, $0.25 4H00165 Water - The Basis of Life, $0.25 ID/CIS563 Soil Erosion: How Much?, $0.25 Leader Publications PNW0191 Container Gardening, Leader's Guide, $0.75

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Ornamental Garden Series Ent0110logy

2351 Flower Garden 2421 Entomology Member Publications Member Publications Pffi~0177 4-H Flower Garden Project #, $0.25 EM4675 Books for Insect Study #, NC C0833 Garden Record *, NC C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC 2352 Experimental Ornamental Garden Additional Member Publications EM2887 Getting Acquainted with the Insect Member Publications World, $1.00 PNW0178 4-H Experimental Ornamental Garden EM3028 Cut-Out-Labels for Your Collection, #, $0.25 $0.25 C0833 Garden Record *, NC C0/720 Handbook of the Insect -Wo rld, $1.00 2353 Ornamental Maintenance Leader Publications EM3281 A Guide for 4-H Entomology: Project Member Publications Leaders - Teen Project Leaders, PNW0179 Ornamental Maintenance #, $0.25 $0.25 C0833 Garden Record *, NC EB0422 Home Gardens, $0.50 EB0472 Household Insects and Their Additional Member Publications Control, $0.25 EB0422 Home Gardens, $0.50 EB0640 Beneficial Predators and Parasites EB0482 Home Lawns, $0.50 Found on Washington Crops, $0.25 EB0675 Transplanting ~~oody Plants, $0.25 EB0643 Yellowjackets and Paper Wa sps, EB1102 Soil Management In Yards and $2.00 Gardens for Western Washington, EB0659 Insect Photography, $0.50 $0.50 EB0671 Indentification And Habits of Key EM2583 Flower Arranging, $0.25 Ant Pests of Washington, $0.25 EM2869 Growing Flowers from Bulbs, $0.25 EB0695 Houseplant Pests, $0.25 EB0723 Human Lice, $0.25 Leader Publications EB0735 Recognition and Management of PNW0180 Ornamental Gardening, Leader's Christmas Tree Pests, $0.50 Guide, $0.50 EB0825 Pest Control in Home Vegetable PNW0185 Plant Materials for Landscaping, Gardens, $0.25 $0.50 EB0973 Cupboard Beetles, $0.25 WY/IRP4 Home Landscaping Kit, $2.25 EB1199 Dooryard Pests, $0.25

Bees Weeds

2411 Bees 2601 Weeds Member Publications Member Publications PNW0079 Beekeeping #, $1.00 EM2075 4-H Weed Project, 1st Year #, $0.25 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC EM2076 4-H Weed Project, 2nd Year #, $0.25 EM2077 4-H Weed Project, 3rd Year #, $0.25 Additional Member Publications EM2078 4-H Weed Project, 4th Year #, $0.25 EM2922 Get More Fruit with Honey Bee C0855 Weed Control Record *, NC Pollinators, $0.25 EM3468 Honey Bees Increase Cranberry Additional Member Publications Production, $0.25 EM1983 Fifty for 4-H'ers/Weeds, $1.50 EM3475 Honey Bees and Alfalfa Seed Production in Eastern Washington, Leader Publications $0.25 EB0698 Principles of Weed Control, $0.25 PNW0198 Honey Bee Diseases and Their EM2079 4-H Weed Project, Suggestions for Control, $0.25 Leaders, $0.25 Leader Publications EB0925 Protecting Berry Pollinating Bees, Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences $0.25 EM3997 Brazilian Bee, $0.25 EM4558 Varroa Mite: A Serious Threat to 2909 Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences the Beekeeping Industry, $0.25 WREP0015 How to Reduce Poisoning of Bees Member Publications from Pesticides, $0.50 EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ Determined Projects, $0.25

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4H00201 Beaver Ponds #, $0.25 4H00209 Cottontail Rabbits #, $0.25 4H00210 Raccoon #, $0.25 Natural Resources 4H00211 Squirrel #, $0.25 4H00212 Whitetail Deer #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC 3101 Introduction to Natural Resources 31125 Bird and Birds Unit (Mini-projects) Member Publications Member Publications SW404 Mourning Dove #, $0.50 EM3970 Introduction To Natural Resources - C0779 Project Record *, NC Spore Prints and Seed Jar Mini Projects #, $0.25 31126 Wildlife Management EM3971 Dry Terrarium #, $0.25 EM3972 Introduction to Natural Resources Member Publications Environmental Sketching #, $0.25 4H00188 Wildlife Damage Control #, $0.25 EM3973 Tracking the Wild Raindrop #, $0.25 4H00218 Wildlife Careers #, $0.25 EM3974 Plaster Casts of Animal Tracks #, C0779 Project Record *, NC $0.25 EM3975 Your First Insect Collection #, 3121 Tropical Fish $0.25 EM3976 Introduction to Natural Resources Member Publications Natural Resource Collages #, $0.25 EM4354 Tropical Fish Record, NC EM3977 Do-It-Yourself Survival Kit #, EM4355 4-H Tropical Fish, $0.50 $0.25 4H00187 Making a Fresh Water Aquarium, C0779 Project Record, NC $0.25 3112 Introduction to Wildlife 3131 Pheasants Member Publications (Pheasant eggs may be obtained each spring 4H00168 Wildlife Member's Manual #, $0.25 from the State Game Department. These are SW425 Ponds and Lakes #, $0.50 hatched, and the birds are reared and 4H00177 Wildlife Foods #, $0.25 liberated in areas the 4-H member has helped SW433 Making a Wildlife Resource Map #, to improve through grain plantings and other $0.25 conservation methods.) 4H00185 Wildlife Observations #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Member Publications EM2436 4-H Pheasant Propagation Program #, 31122 Wildlife Ecology, Reptiles, and $0.25 Amphibians C0780 Poultry Record *, NC Member Publications 3141 Sat.on Raising 4H00172 Learning About Snakes #, $0.25 4H00173 Learning About Lizards #, $0.25 Member Publications 4H00174 Learning About Turtles #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC 4H00179 Wildlife Ecology#, $0.25 SW450 Learning About Amphibians #, $0.25 3151 Challenge C0779 Project Record *, NC Member Publications 31123 Fish and Fishing C0779 Project Record *, NC EM2871 Outdoor Survival #, $0.25 Member Publications EB0879 Hypothermia #, $0.25 4H00070 How To Catch Fish In Fresh Water #, EB0984 Rattlesnakes #, $0.25 $0.25 EB1095 Backpacking #, $0.50 4H00186 Hunting and Fishing Sportsmanship #, $0.25 Additional Meaber Publications 4H00190 Handling and Care of Game and Fish· 4H00169 Bird Houses and Bird Furniture, #, $0.25 $0.25 4H00199 Fish Identification and Display #, 4H00170 Raising Earthworms, $0.25 $0.25 4H00171 Raising Crickets, $0.25 4H00200 Bass and Bream Pond Management #, 4H00176 Providing Needs of Wildlife, $0.25 $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications EM2474 Outdoor Navigation with Map and 31124 Galle, Furbearers and Trapping Compass, $0.50 EM2872 Outdoor Survival - Additional Member Publications Information for Leaders, $0.25 CA/L21005 Home Tanning- CA/WSU #, $0.75 EM3493 4-H Wildlife Project Leader's 4H00180 Furbearers and Trapping #, $0.25 Meeting Guide, $0.25 4H00181 Taxidermy #, $0.25 4H00183 Animal Tracks #, $0.25

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Marine Science EM4077 Arbor Day, $0.50 PNW0149 Clearcutting in the Douglas - Fir Region of the Pacific Northwest, 3161 Marine Science $0.25 Member Publications Leader Publications EM3895 4-H Marine Science Member's Book #, C0/751 Trees, Unit A, Leader's Guide, $0.50 $0.75 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC C0/753 Forestry Program B - Forests, Leader's Guide, $0.75 3162 Marine Science Advanced EM1733 Demonstration, Exhibit, Event, Activity, and Contest Suggestions Member Publications for the 4-H Forestry Project, $0.25 EM3903 4-H Advanced Marine Science EM4258 Forestry Day Activities Guide, Member's Book #, $0.50 $1.00 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC PNW0077 4-H Outdoorsman, $0.50 Leader Publications Note to leader: Project 3151 Challenge has EM3896 4-H Marine Science, Leader's Guide, additional outdoor materials. $0.75 EM3904 4-H Marine Science, Advanced Leader's Guide, $0.25 Geology

Forestry 3401 Three Kinds of Rocks Member Publications 3301 Trees (Jr - Grades 4-5) EM2881 Three Kinds of Rock#, $0.25 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC Member Publications C0/750 4-H Forestry Program A - Trees, 3402 Identifying Rocks and Minerals Member's Manual#, $1.00 C0532 4-H Mounting Card/Packet of 7 (for Member Publications display of leaf collections) #, EM2879 Identifying of Rocks and Minerals $0.50 #, $0.25 EB0440 Trees of Washington #, $0.50 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC 3403 Collecting Fossils 3302 Forests (Int - Grades 5-8) Member Publications Member Publications EM2875 Collecting Fossils #, $0.25 C0/752 Forestry Program B - Forests, C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC Member's Manual#, $0.75 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC Leader Publications EM2876 Collecting Fossils - Additional 3303 Growing and Raising Trees Information for Leaders, $0.25 (Sr - Grades 9 and above) EM2880 Identifying of Rocks and Minerals - Additional Information for Leaders, Member Publications $0.25 PNW0006 Growing Christmas Trees in the EM2882 Three Kinds of Rocks - Additional Pacific Northwest#, $0.75 Information for Leaders, $0.25 PNW0096 Raising Forest Tree Seedlings at Home #, $0.50 C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC Shooting Sports

3304 Advanced Forestry (Sr - Grades 9 and above) 3501 Riflery Member Publications Member Publications C0/755 Forest Recreation #, $.50 OR/4H366 4-H Gun Safety #, $0.50 C0/756 Managing the Forest for Water, C0862 Shooting Sports Record *, NC Wildlife and Forage #, $0.50 C0/757 Urban Forestry #, $0.50 3502 Archery C0/758 Forestry Careers #, $0.50 C0/759 Making Forestry Pay#, $0.25 Member Publications C0778 Natural Science Record *, NC EM4426 Washington 4-H Archery #, $0.50 C0779 Project Record *, NC Additional Member Publications EB0721 Harvesting Evergreen Brush and Ferns, $0.25 EB0727 Chain Saw Safety, $0.25 EM2871 Outdoor Survival, $0.25

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Self-Deterained Natural Sciences Bicycle Care and Safety

3909 Self-Determined Natural Sciences 4211 Your Bicycle and You Member Publications Member Publications EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 C0/625 Your Bicycle and You, Unit I #, $0.25 Leader Publications C0779 Project Record *, NC EM2957 Working with Members in Self-Determined Projects, $0.25 4212 Maintaining Your Bicycle Member Publications MECHANICAL SCIENCES C0/626 Maintaining Your Bicycle, Unit II #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Electricity 4213 Enlarging Your Cycling World

4101 Exploring the World of Electricity Member Publications C0/627 Enlarging Your Cycling World, Member Publications Unit III #, $0.25 C0/001 Exploring the World of Electricity C0779 Project Record *, NC #, $0.50 EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC Sllall Engines 4102 Electricity's Silent Partner - Magnetism Member Publications 4221 Introduction to Sllall Engines C0/003 Electricity's Silent Partner - Magnetism #, $0.50 Member Publications EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC C0/650 Small Engines, Unit 1 *, $0.75 EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor 4103 Working with Electricity Record #, NC Member Publications 4222 Introduction to Two-Cycle Saall Engines C0/005 Working with Electricity#, $0.75 EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC Member Publications C0/652 Small Engines, Unit II #, $0.25 4104 Electricity for Faaily Living EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Record *, NC Member Publications C0/007 Electricity for Family Living #, 4223 Four-Cycle Engine $0.75 EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC Member Publications C0/653 Lawn and Garden Equipment, 4105 Behind the Switch Unit III #, $0.50 EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Member Publications Record *, NC C0/009 Behind the Switch#, $0.75 EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC Leader Publications C0/651 Small Engines, Unit I, Leader's 4106 Electronics Guide, $0.50 C0/655 Small Engines, Unit II, Leader's Member Publications Guide, $0.50 C0/011 Introduction to the World of C0/654 Lawn and Garden Power Equipment, Electronics #, $1.00 Unit III, Leader's Guide, $0.50 EM1956 Electrical Record *, NC Leader Publications Automotive Care and Safety C0/002 Exploring the World of Electricity, Leader's Guide, $0.50 C0/004 Electricity's Silent Partner - 4231 The Car and the Highway Magnetism, Leader's Guide, $0.50 C0/006 Working with Electricity, Leader's Member Publications Guide, $0.25 4H00016 Car and the Highway #, $0.50 C0/008 Electricity for Family Living, EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Leader's Guide, $0.25 Record *, NC C0/010 Behind the Switch, Leader's Guide, $0.25 C0/012 Introduction to the World of Electronics, Leader's Guide, $0.75

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4232 Maintenance and Operation Leader Publications MN/4HM235 Model Rocketry, Leader's Guide, Member Publications $0.25 EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Record *, NC Motorcycle Leader Publications 4H00106L Car and Highway, Unit I, Leader's Guide, $0.25 4271 Motorcycle 4H00107L Maintenance and Operation, Unit II, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Member Publications C0/605 Automobiles And Energy, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications Tractor EM4424 4-H Motorcycle Project, Leader's Guide, $0.50

4241 Getting Acquainted with Your Tractor Energy Member Publications C0/675 Tractor 1: Getting Acquainted #, $1.00 4311 4- H Home Energy Investigations EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Record *, NC Member Publications EM4589 Home Energy Investigations#, $0.75 4242 Safe, Efficient Operation EM4590 Energy Record *, NC Member Publications Leader Publications C0/676 Tractor 2: Assuring Safe and EM4588 Home Energy Investigations, Efficient Operation#, $0.75 Leader's Guide, $0.25 EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor Record *, NC Computer 4243 Improving Your Skills

Member Publications 4411 Introduction to Computers C0/677 Tractor 3: Improving Your Skills #, $0.50 Member Publications EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor PNW0252 Introduction to Computers, Member's Record *, NC Guide #, $1. SO C0861 4-H Computer Project Record *, NC 4244 Machinery Care and Safety Skills 4412 Learning About PrograDIIIling Member Publications C0/678 Tractor 4: Machinery Care and Member Publications Safety#, $0.75 PNW0254 Programming: Learning Basic #, EM2581 Automotive/Small Engine/Tractor $0.75 Record *, NC C0861 4-H Computer Project Record *, NC 4413 Learning About Software SnOWIIObiling Member Publications PNW0260 Learning About Software, Member's 4251 Snowmobiling Guide #, $1.00 C0861 4-H Computer Project Record *, NC Member Publications C0/690 Snowmobiling #, $0.50 Leader Publications C0779 Project Record *, NC PNW0253 Introduction to Computers, Leader's Guide, $1.00 Leader Publications PNW0261 Learning About Software, Leader's 4H00129L Snowmobiling, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Guide, $1.00 EM4542 Snowmobiling Safety, $0.25

Wood Working Rocketry

4511 Working with Wood and Tools 4261 Rocketry Member Publications Member Publications C0/100 Working with Wood and Tools #, MN/4HB82 Model Rocketry #, $1.00 $0.75 C0779 Project Record *, NC EM3394 Wood Sciences Record *, NC

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4512 The Wonderful World of Wood SOCIAL SCIENCES Member Publications C0/101 The Wonderful World of Wood #, Citizenship $0.50 EM3394 Wood Sciences Record *, NC Exploring Citizenship - First Level 4513 Building Bigger Things

Member Publications 6201 Me, My Family and My Friends (Ages 9-11) C0/102 Building Bigger Things#, $0.75 EM3394 Wood Sciences Record *, NC Member Publications S4052 Me, My Family and My Friends Leaders Publications Unit I (record included) #, $1.00 WI/B1699 Toys from Wood, $1.50 WI/4H195 Creative Design With Wood , $2.00 6202 My Neighborhood (Ages 9-11) 4H00169 Bird Houses and Bird Furniture, $0.25 Member Publications 4H00221 My Neighborhood, Unit II (record included) #, $0.25 Self-Deter.ined Mechanical Sciences 6203 My Clubs and Groups (Ages 9-11) 4909 Self-Deter.ined Mechanical Sciences Member Publications S4054 Exploring Citizenship; My Clubs and Member Publications Groups (record included)#, $0.75 EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 Leader Publications Exploring Citizenship - Interaediate Level EM2957 Working With Members In . Self-Determined Projects, $0.25 6204 My eo..unity (Ages 12 and over) Eooro«CS Member Publications 4H00223 My Community, Unit IV (record included) #, $0.50 Marketing C0779 Project Record *, NC

5101 Marketing Exploring Citizenship - Advanced Level Member Publications 4H00150 Commodity Marketing #, $1.50 6205 My Heritage (Ages 14 and over) Leader Publications Member Publications EB0601 Hedging Feeder Cattle in 4H00224 My Heritage, Unit V (record Washington, $0.25 included) #, $0.50 EM2957 Working with Members in Self- C0779 Project Record *, NC Determined Projects, $0.25 WREPOOOl Farmer Use of Wheat Futures in the 6206 My Govern.ent (Ages 14 and over) PNW, $0.25 4H00151L Commodity Marketing, Leader's Member Publications Guide, NC S4057 My GOvernment, Unit VI (record included)#, $0.75 C0779 Project Record *, NC Self-Deterained Econo.ics 6207 World Citizenship (Ages 14 and over) 5909 Self-Determined Economics Member Publications 4H00226 My World, Unit VII (record Member Publications included) #, $0.25 EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ 4H00227L Exploring Citizenship, Leader's Determined Projects, $0.25 Guide, $0.25

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CoDIDUDity Pride Leadership

6211 Community Pride 6511 Unit I Junior Leadership (Intermediate) Member Publications Member Publications C0795 Community Pride Record *, NC EM4659 4-H Leadership Project, Member's Manual#, $0.25 Leader Publications C0763 4-H Leadership Project Record *, NC C0417 4-H Community Pride Grant Application, NC 6512 Unit II Teen Leadership (Senior) C0449 Application for Best Community Pride Club Award, NC Member Publications EM4587 Community Pride: Chairman's Guide, EM4659 4-H Leadership Project, Member's $0.25 Manual #, $0.25 C0763 4-H Leadership Project Record*, NC

Health 6513 Unit III Ambassadors (Senior) Member Publications 6441 Health - The Fourth "H'' (Ages 9-11) EM4659 4-H Leadership Project, Member's Manual#, $0.25 Member Publications EM4265 4-H Ambassador#, $0.25 FL/4H330 Health Scoreboard Unit I #, $0.25 C0764 4-H Leadership Project - Ambassador LI603 Happiness and Health Unit II #, Plan and Report #, NC $0.25 FL/4H327 Winning Smiles Unit III #, $0.25 Leader Publications FL/4H324 Protect your Health Unit IV #, EM4660 4-H Leadership Project, Leader's $0.25 Guide, $0.25 FL/4H328 First Aid: First Help Unit V #, UNNUMB Ambassador Advisor's Guidelines $0.25 (Order from State 4-H Office), NC FL/4H334 Health: Unit I Project Record *, NC Recreation 6443 Managing Your Choices Member Publications 6531 Recreation EM4667 4-H Health Poject: Managing Your Choices #, $0.25 Member Publications C0761 4-H Health Project: Managing Your EM1453 Fun with Your Friends and With Your Choices Record *, NC Family #, $0.25 EM1454 Share the Fun/Units III and IV #, Additional Member Publications $0.25 EM3683 Health Careers, Training Programs EM2038 Recreation Record *, NC in Washington, $0.25 4H00192L Careers in Health - 20 Ways To Put Leader Publications Your Talent To Work, $0.25 EM1455 Fun With Your Friends and Your 4H00193L Getting Your Hands on Health, $0.75 Family, Units I and II Leaders Guide, $0.25 Leader Publications EM1817 Recreation Interest Check List, FL/4H429 Health Scoreboard, Leader's Guide, $0.25 $0.25 EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ FL/4H333 Health Unit I, Leader's Guide, Determined Projects, $0.25 $0.25 FL/4H326 Happiness And Health, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Cross-Cultural FL/4H335 Winning Smiles, Leader's Guide, $0.25 FL/4H336 Protect Your Health, Leader's 6701 Cross-Cultural Guide, $0.25 FL/4H337 First Aid: First Help, Leader's This may be taken as a single project, in Guide, $0.25 conjunction with other projects or through an international exchange program. Member Publications EM4761 The World Around Us: 4-H Cross Cultural Project#, $0.75 EM4268 Cross-Cultural Record *, NC Additional Member Publications FN007 Foods with an International Flavor, $1.00

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Leader Publications Leathercraft EM4554 Discover Yourself, Discover Your World, NC LI007 Begin With An International Night, 7501 Adventures in Leathercraft $0.50 Member Publications EM4652 Adventures in Leathercraft: Leather Safety Tooling #, $0.50 EM3395 Leathercraft Record *, NC

6801 Safety Is for You 7502 Beginning Leather Carving Member Publications Member Publications 4H00135 Traffic Safety #, NC EM4653 Adventures in Leathercraft: C0779 Project Record *, NC Beginning Leather Carving #, $0.50 EM3395 Leathercraft Record *, NC Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self- 7503 Advanced Leathercraft Determined Projects, $0.25 4H00134L Safety for All Seasons, Leaders Member Publications Guide, NC EM4654 Adventures in Leathercraft: Advanced Leathercraft #, $0.50 EM3395 Leathercraft Record *, NC Self-Determined Social Sciences Leader Publications 6909 Self-Deter.ined Social Sciences EM4655 Adventures in Leathercraft, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Member Publications EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Photography Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ 7701 Adventures with Your Camera Determined Projects, $0.25 Member Publications 4H00230 Adventures with Your Camera, Unit-I EXPRESSIVE ARTS #, $1.25 C0840 Photography Record *, NC

Creative Arts 7702 Exploring Photography Member Publications 7011 Creative Arts 4H00231 Exploring Photography, Unit 2 #, $1.25 Member Publications C0840 Photography Record *, NC EM3781 Create and Make, Member's Guide#, $0.25 7703 Mastering Photography C0784 Applied Arts Record *, NC Member Publications 7012 Woodcraft (for advanced members) IS203 Mastering Photography, Unit 3 #, $1.25 Member Publications C0840 Photography Record *, NC WI/4H195 Creative Design With Wood #, $2.00 C0784 Applied Arts Record *, NC Additional Member Publications EB0659 Insect Photography, $0.50 Additional Members Publications IS240 How to Produce a Slide Show EM4090 Constructing Visuals For Posters, (Members Manual), $1.00 Charts, And Flannelgraphs, $0.25 4H00027 Color Slides, $0.25 EM4096 Lettering With the Unistencil, 4H00028 Enlarging, $0.25 $0.25 4H00030 News Photography, $0.25 EM4097 Unistencil - A Lettering Template, 4H00031 Photorecording, $0.25 0.25 4H00152 Exploring Career Opportunities in Photography (Advanced Skill Leader Publications Guidesheet), NC EM3782 Create and Make, 4-H Leader's 4H00234 Darkroom Techniques, $1.25 Guide, $0.25 4H00244 Investigating Small Business EM3783 Create and Make, Resource List, (Photography Skill Sheet), $0.25 $0.25 EM4720 Standards of Quality in Crafts, Leader Publications $0.50 IS205 Photography Project, Leaders Guide, WI/B1699 Toys From Wood, $1.50 $1.25

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4H00111L Exploring Movie Making, Leader's Leader Publications Guide, $0.50 C0493 Babysitting Card (Sheet of 8 cards), NC EM4738 The Sitter, Leader Guide, $1.50 Performing Arts EM4765 Adventures In Family Living Leader Guide, $0.75 LI608 The Stress Connection, Leader's 7801 Clowning Guide, $0.50 Member Publictions MI/4H1116 The Art of Clowning#, $2.25 Clothing Program C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications Construction Series MI/4H1117 The Art Of Clowning, Leaders Guide, $0.75 9211 Sewing for Fun 1

Self-Determined 4-B Expressive Arts Member Publications EM4579 Sewing for Fun 1 #, $0.50 C0677 4-H Clothing Construction Skills 7909 Self-Determined 4-B Expressive Arts Checklist #, $0.25 C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC Member Publications C0829 Sewing Puzzles, Sewing for Fun 1 #, EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind #, $0.25 $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC 9212 Sewing for Fun 2 Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ Member Publications Determined Projects, $0.25 EM4580 Sewing for Fun 2 #, $0.25 C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC C0830 Pattern Puzzles, Sewing For Fun 2 FAMILY LIVING #, $0.25

9213 Sewing for Fun 3 Family Living Program Member Publications EM4581 Sewing for Fun 3 #, $0.25 9011 Adventures In Family Living C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC C0831 Sewing Puzzles, Sewing for Fun 3 #, Member Publications $0.25 EM4766 Adventures In Family Living Member Manual #, $1.25 9214 Challenging Patterns C0885 Adventures In Family Living Record *, NC Member Publications EM4582 Challenging Patterns #, $0.50 9012 The Sitter C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC Member Publications 9215 Challenging Fabrics EM4737 The Sitter, Member Manual #, $1.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC Member Publications EM4583 Challenging Fabrics #, $0.25 9013 The Stress Connection C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC Member Publications 9216 Outdoor Wear LI609 The Stress Connection, Kid's Guide #, $1.00 Member Publications C0692 Health Record *, NC EM4584 Outdoor Wear #, $0.25 C0675 Clothing Construction Record NC Additional Member Publications * ' EB1271 Young Children And Safety, $0.25 9217 Western Wear EB1272 Young Children And Stories, $0.25 EB1273 Young Children, Play And Toys, Member Publications $0.25 EM4585 Western Wear #, $0.25 LI708 Vision In Everyday Life, $0.75 C0675 Clothing Construction Record * NC LI714 A Broader View Of Child Care, $0.75 ' EM3683 Health Careers, Training Programs 9218 Tailoring in Washington, $0.25 4H00192L Careers in Health - 20 Ways To Put Member Publications Your Talent To Work, $0.25 EM4586 Tailoring #, $0.25 4H00193L Getting Your Hands on Health, $0.75 C0675 Clothing Construction Record NC * '

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Additional Meaber Publications 9223 Clothing Speaks C0709 Examples of Permanent Care Labels, Member Publications $0.25 C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC C0828 Practice Stitching Guides, $0.25 EB0610 Pants for Women, $0.25 9224 On Your Own in Clothing and Textiles EB0852 Good Laundry Practices Save Energy, $0.25 Member Publications EB1023 Fabric Facts: Outdoor Nylons, EB0619 On Your Own in Clothing and $0.25 Textiles #, $0.25 EB1024 Fabric Facts: Synthetic Suede, C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC $0.25 EB1025 Fabric Facts: Furs, $0.25 Additional Meaber Publications EB1026 Fabric Facts: Leather and Suede, OH/SB17 Color in Clothing, $0.50 $0.25 EB1027 Caring for Your Sewing Machine, Leader Publications $0.25 EM0481 4-H Clothing Explorer Project, EB1137 Fabric Facts: Corduroy, $0.25 Leader's Guide, $0.50 EB1138 Fabric Facts: Denim, $0.25 EM2957 Working with Members in Self- EB1139 Fabric Facts: Quilted Fabrics, Determined Projects, $0.25 $0.25 ESC0567 Clothing Speaks, Leader's Guide, EB1140 Fabric Facts: Sheers and Lace, $0.50 $0.25 EB1141 Fabric Facts: Velvet and Velveteen, $0.25 Knitting and Crocheting EB1142 Fabric Facts: Vinyl, $0.25 EM4335 Care of Leather and Suede Garments, $0.25 9231 Basic Knitting EM4598 Fabric Facts: Fake Fur, $0.25 EM4600 Fabric Facts: Lighweight Knits, Member Publications $0.25 EM4593 4-H Needlework Project: Knitting #, EM4605 Fabric Facts: Stretch Terry, $0.25 Stretch Velour, and Sweater Knits, C0678 Needlework Skills Checklist #, $0.25 $0.25 EM4741 Patterns to Sew 1, $0.25 C0676 Needlework Record *, NC EM4742 Patterns to Sew 2, $0.25 EM4743 Patterns to Sew 3, $0.25 9232 Advanced Knitting EM4744 Western Patterns to Sew, $0.25 PNW0166 Removing Stains from Fabrics, $0.25 Member Publications PNW0187 Sewing with Plaids, Stripes, and EM4593 4-H Needlework Project: Knitting #, Checks, $0.50 $0.25 PNW0192 Interfacing, $0.25 C0676 Needlework Record *, NC PNW0193 Sewing Machine Selection, $0.25 PNW0197 Quality Standards in Clothing 9233 Basic Crochet Construction, $0.25 PNW0216 Pressing Pointers, $0.25 Member Publications PNW0284 International Clothing Care EM4592 4-H Needlework Project: Crochet #, Symbols, $0.25 $0.50 C0678 Needlework Skills Checklist #, Leader Publications $0.25 EM4591 Note to 4~H Clothing Parents, NC C0676 Needlework Record , NC EM4595 4-H Clothing Construction Project, * Leader's Guide, $1.25 9234 Advanced Crochet Member Publications Explorer Series EM4592 4-H Needlework Project: Crochet, $0.50 C0676 Needlework Record, NC 9221 Clothes, Money, and You Additional Members Publications Member Publications EM4739 Patterns to Crochet, $0.25 4H00059 Clothes, Money and You #, $0.50 EM4740 Patterns To Knit, $0.25 C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC 4H00157 Knitting, Coats & Clark, Stitch In Time Leaflet, $0.25 9222 You and Your !Jiage 4H00158 C ~ ochet, Coats & Clark, Stitch In Time Leaflet, $0.25 Member Publications EB0618 You and Your Image#, $0.25 Leader Publications C0675 Clothing Construction Record *, NC EM4594 4-H Needlework Project, Leader's Guide, $0.50

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Foods and Nutrition Program 9324 Teens Entertain (Grades 9-12) Member Publications General Information FN009 Teens Entertain #, $1.00 C0767 Food Preparation Record *, NC Each 4-H member should use C0765 - Checklist for Food and Nutrition Skills and Knowledge Additional Member Publications (in consultation with his/her parents and 4-H EM4748 Judging Baked Products, $0.25 leader) to identify in which projects he/she should enroll. The checklist should be kept Leader Publications with the project book. EM4760 Bread Baking Basics - Leader's Guide, $1. 25 EM4662 Explore the World of Bread Baking, Foods and Nutrition - 4-H EFNEP Leader's Guide, $0.50 4H00130L Teens Entertain, Leader's Guide, $0.25 9301 4-H EFNEP 4H00159L The World of Wheat, NC 4- H EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) is limited to youth Food And Fitness Series enrolled in the EFNEP Youth Programs in these counties: 9333 Fit It All Together II - Food and King Snohomish Fitness Choices for You (Grades 6-8) Pierce Spokane Member Publications FNOll Food And Fitness Choices For You Food Basics Series (Grade 3-5) (Fit It All Together, II)#, $0.75 C0771 Food For Fitness Record *, NC

9311 Fit It All Together I - Food for Fun and 9334 Fit It All Together III - The World Of Fitness Food And Fitness Member Publications Member Publications 4H00194 Fit It All Together #, $.50 C0771 Food For Fitness Record *, NC C0765 Checklist for Food Skills and Knowledge #, $0.50 Additional Member Publications C0766 Food Basics Record *, NC C0627 Foods for Good Health (Daily 4 Chart), $0.25 Additional Member Publications EM3441 Dinner Is Served, $0.25 EM4680 Safety In The Kitchen. $0.25 EM3443 Courtesies - As Host, As Guest, $0.25 Leader Publications EM4306 Making Dishwashing Easy, $0.25 4H00195L Fit It All Together, Leader's EM4680 Safety in the Kitchen, $0.25 Guide, $.50 FNlOO Join the Fitness Team: 4-H Dairy G0228 Food, $0.75 Foods Project, $0.75 G0228 Food, $0.75 LI713 Healthy Foods - Healthy Eyes, $0.25 Food Preparation Series PNW0045 Choosing and Using Western Vegetables, $0.50 PNW0250 You Can Prevent Food Poisoning, 9321 Bread Baking Basics (Grades 3-5) $0.50 Member Publications Leader Publications EM4759 Bread Baking Basics #, $1.00 EM4782 Fit It All Together II - Additional C0889 Bread Baking Record *, NC Suggestions, $0.50 4H00246L Food and Fitness Choices for You, 9322 Exploring the World of Bread Baking Leader's Guide, $0.50 (Grades 6-8) C0199 FOOD-0, $2.00 Member Publications C0889 Bread Baking Record *, NC Food Custom Series (Grades 4-8) C0769 Work Sheet for Figuring the Cost of Homemade Bread #, NC 9341 Foods with an International Flavor 9323 Microwave Cookery (Grades 3-8) Member Publications Member Publications FN007 Foods with an International Flavor EM4656 The Mysteries of Microwave #, $0.50 #, $1.00 EM4657 The Magic of Microwave#, $0.75 C0770 Food Customs Record *, NC C0767 Food Preparation Record *, NC

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Leader Publications 9413 Color in Your ~ 4H00122L Foods with an International Flavor, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Member Publications EM2600 Color in Your Room, Unit III - 4-H Horne Improvement Project #, $0.25 Food Preservation Series (Grades 4-12) C0779 Project Record *, NC

9414 Be a s.art Shopper 9351 Foods For Th.e Future 1 Member Publications Member Publications EM2655 Be a Smart Shopper Unit IV - 4-H NE/4H095 Foods For The Future: Freezing and Horne Improvement Project #, $0.25 Drying Fruits#, $0.75 C0779 Project Record *, NC C0781 Food Preservation Record *, NC Additional Member Publications 9352 Foods for the Future 2 EB0562 Plan a Workroom, $0.25 EM2484 Cut-Outs for Planning Room Member Publications Arrangements, $0.50 NE/4H134 Foods for the Future 2 #, $.75 EM4720 Standards of Quality in Crafts, C0781 Food Preservation Record *, NC $0.50 PNW0141 Be an Aware Shopper: Rugs and 9353 Foods For Th.e Future 3 Carpets, $0.25 PNW0142 Be an Aware Shopper: Wood Members Publications Furniture, $0.25 NE/4H152 Foods For The Future 3 #, $0.75 PNW0143 Be an Aware Shopper: Upholstered C0781 Food Preservation Record *, NC Furniture, $0.25 PNW0144 Be an Aware Shopper: Draperies and 9354 Foods For Th.e Future 4 Curtains, $0.25 PNW0145 Furniture Restoration, $0.75 Member Publications PNW0162 Storage for Kid's Stuff, $0.25 NE/4H157 Foods For The Future 4 #, $0.75 PNW0166 Removing Stains From Fabrics, $0.25 C0781 Food Preservation Record *, NC 4H00050 The Light Book, $0.25 LI701 Light For Sight, $0.50 Additional Member Publications LI702 Your Remarkable Eyes, $0.75 C0803 4-H Canned Foods Exhibit Labels LI705 Our Colorful World, $0.75 (Strip of 7), NC LI706 How The Visual System Plays Tricks C0804 4-H Dried Foods Exhibits (Strip of On Us, $0.75 7), NC LI709 Light For Learning And Living, C0057 Food Thermometer, $0.25 $0.50 Leader Publications Leader Publications EB0700 Drying Fruits and Vegetables, $0.25 EM2691 Horne Improvement, Leader's Guide, EB0733 How to Build a Portable Electric $0.50 Dehydrator, $0.25 EB1357 Food Dehydrator, $0.25 G00 56 How To Make Jellies, Jams and Money Management Progra. Preserves At Horne, $0.50 (Consu.er Life Skills) G0092 Making Pickles and Relishes At Horne, $0.50 G0106 Horne Canning of Meat and Poultry, 9501 Level I Super Consu.er $0.25 PNW0172 Canning Vegetables, $0.25 Member Publications PNW0194 Canning Seafood, $0.25 EM4466 Super Consumer, Level I#, $0.75 PNW0199 Canning Fruits and Tomatoes, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC PNW0214 Freezing of Fruits and Vegetables, $0.25 Leader Publication EM4473 Super Consumer, Leader's Guide, $0.75 Bolle Enviro1111ent and Furnishings Progra11 9502 Level II Consu.ers In Action

9411 Be a Bandyllan Member Publications EM4467 Level II Consumers In Action #, Member Publications $0.50 EB0605 Be a Handyman #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC C0779 Project Record *, NC Leader Publications 9412 lllprove Your Roo. EM4474 Consumers In Action, Leader's Guide, $0.25 Member Publications EM2599 Improve Your Room, Unit II - 4-H Horne Improvement Project #, $0.25 C0779 Project Record *, NC # = 1st year only * = each year NC no charge Page 41

9503 Level III Consumer Encounters

Member Publications EM4468 Consumer Encounters - Coming of Age as a Citizen #, $0.50 EM4469 Consumer Encounters - Education Beyond High School #, $0 . 25 EM4471 Consumer Encounters-Owning and Paying for Transportation #, $0.50 EM4470 Finding Your Own Place #, $0.25 EM4472 Consumer Encounters - Saving and Investing #, $0.50 C0779 Project Record, NC Leader Publications EM4475 Consumer Encounters, Leader's Guide, $0.25

Self-Determined Family Living

9909 Self-Determined Family Living Member Publications EM2956 Make Up Your Own Mind#, $0.25 Leader Publications EM2957 Working with Members in Self­ Determined Projects, $0.25

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SECTION 3 GENERAL 4-H MATERIALS FOR 4-H MEMBERS, LEADERS AND CLUBS Order these materials from the County Extension Office. Single copies are free to leaders.

AUDIO VISUAL C0847 Food Preservation Activity Work Sheet, NC EM4752 Washington Audio Visual Guide, C0848 Bread Activity Work Sheet, NC $1.50 EM0719 4-H Food Activity Kitchens-State Fair, NC CAREER EXPLORATION EM4733 Food Activities, NC

EM4356 Games and Learning Activites for CROSS-CUI.l.'ORAL PROGRAMS 4-H Economic, Job and Career Programs, $1.00 C0806 Host Family Application, NC EM4641 The World of Work and You, $0.75 C0852 Cross Cultural Award Application, 4H00219L Career Ideas for Strengthening 4-H NC Projects and Activities, $0.75 EM1848 Preliminary Application for 4H00238L Economics, Jobs and Career IFYE/YDP Delegate and to the IFYE Activities for 4-H Families, $2.50 Candidate, NC EM4326 IFYE/YDP Application, Selection and CEREK>NIES Financing Guidelines, NC EM4554 Discover Yourself-Discover Your EM3411 Display and Use of the Flag, $0.25 World (order companion IFYE poster EM4690 4-H Ceremonies, $0.25 from the State 4-H Office), NC LI007 Begin With an International Night, CERTIFICATES $0.50 LI104 World Map of 4-H, $0.60 C0233 4-H Horse Certificate, NC Order directly from: C0246 Certificate of Completion, NC Educational Aids C0579 Certificate of Achievement-Projects National 4-H Council NC 7100 Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase, MD 20815 4-B CLUBS OR GROUPS OP80 4-H International Exchange Programs Application (from County Office) C0227 Club or Group Planning Book, $0.50 UN NUMB 4-H Cross Cultural Handbook (for C0231 Treasurer's Book, $0.25 reference in County Office) C0240 Secretary's Book, $0.50 EM4713 Reporter, $0.50 DISPLAYS EM4721 Officers Handbook, $0.25 MISC0097 Parliamentary Procedure Made C0530 Wash. 4-H Exhibit(stall card), NC Easier, $1.00 C0632 6" x 6" 4-H Clover (Card), NC C0641 12" x 12" 4-H Clover (Card), NC COMMUNITY PRIDE GRANT PROGRAM C0890 Photo Label, NC EM4573 4-H Educational Display Guidelines, C0417 4-H Community Pride Grant $0.25 Application, NC C0449 Application for Best Community ENROLLMENT Pride Club Award, NC EM4587 Community Pride, Chairman's Guide, C0425 Guide to 4-H Enrollment, NC $0.25 C0543 4-H Leader's and Member's Identification Card, NC CONTESTS C0549 4-H Member Enrollment, NC C0550 4-H Leader Enrollment, NC Clothing EM2778 Washington 4-H Projects and EM0682 Personal Data Sheet-State Fashion Publications, NC Revue Information, NC EM4224 Suggestions for Writing 4-H Style HANDICAPPED Revue Commentary, NC EM4339 Fashion Modeling Your 4-H Garment, B518A Guidelines for Organizing A NC Horseback Riding Program for Individuals with Dissabilities Foods and Nutrition (Order individual copies from State C0807 Food for All Occasions Work Sheet, 4-H Office) NC

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4H00240L Recreation and Handicapped Youth, PROJECT SOORE CARDS $0.75 4H00241 Together: Leader/Agent Workbook for Art Youth With Disabilities, $1.75 C0075 Needlework Project Exhibits, NC C0220 Creative Arts Hand Crafts, NC JUDGE'S SHEET C0633 Batik and Tie-Dye, NC C0634 Knitting and Crochet, NC C0444 Dog Fitting and Showing, NC C0635 Quilts, NC C0614 On-The-Spot, NC C0636 Stitchery, Needlepoint, and C0800 Food For All Occasions, NC Applique, NC C0849 Food Preservation Activity, NC C0637 Hooked Rugs, Wall Hangings, etc., C0850 Bread Activity, NC NC EM4735 Food Activity Judge, $0.25 C0638 Macrame, NC C0639 Decoupage, NC JUDGING Clothing C0048 Summary Card, 4-H Judging Contest, C0065 Clothing Exhibits, NC Salmon, NC C0152 Clothing Expo 4-H, NC C0049 Registration Card, 4-H Judging C0153 State Fashion Revue, NC Contest, Green, NC C00 50 Registration Card, 4-H Judging Dairy Goats Contest, Yellow, NC C0542 Dairy Goat, NC C00 51 Placing Card, 4-H Judging Contest, C0544 Dairy Goat Showmanship, NC White, NC C00 52 Placing Card, 4-H Judging Contest, Dog Pink, NC C0488 Dog Fitting and Showing, NC C00 53 Placing and Oral Reason Card, Blue, NC Dog Obedience C0074 Score Card for Evaluating Oral C0154 Utility, NC Reasons, Buff, NC C0155 Utility Y, NC C0091 Registration Card, 4-H Judging C0156 Open Class, NC Contest, Pink, NC C0157 Graduate Novice, NC C0117 4-H. Tabulation Chart, NC C0158 Novice, NC C0682 Placing and Written Reason Card, C0159 Novice Y, NC Blue, NC C0693 Open Y, NC C0683 Placing and Written Reason Card, Pink, NC Foods and Nutrition C0684 Placing and Written Reason Card, C0066 Sponge, Angel, and Yellow Cakes, NC White, NC C0067 Shortened Cake, NC C0734 Int. Placing Card 4-H Judging C0068 Muffins, NC Contest (8 1/2" x 11"), NC C0069 Yeast Bread and Rolls, NC C0735 Jr. Placing Card 4-H Judging C0095 Cookies, NC Contest (8 1/2" x 11"), NC C0203 Canned Fruit/Vegetables, NC C0736 Sr. Placing Card 4-H Judging C0204 Canned Meat/Fish/Poultry, NC Contest (8 1/2" x 11"), NC C0534 Biscuits, NC C0737 Oral Reasons, Practice for Int., NC C0535 Quickbread, NC C0738 Oral Reasons, Practice for Jr., NC C0536 Fruit Pies, NC C0739 Oral Reasons, Practice for Sr., NC C0537 Pickles, NC C0740 Int. Registration Card, 4-H Judging C0538 Dried Foods, NC Contest, NC C0539 Jelly/Jam/Preserves/Conserves/ C0741 Jr. Registration Card, 4-H Judging Marmalades, NC Contest, NC C0742 Sr. Registration Card, 4-H Judging Poultry Contest, NC C0433 Shell, Interior Quality Egg Grading C0743 Int. Written Reason Card, NC Card, NC C0744 Jr. Written Reason Card, NC C0434 Ready to Cook Poultry Grading Card, C0745 Sr. Written Reason Card, NC NC EM4647 Learning Through 4-H Judging, $0.25 C0435 Shell, Exterior Quality Egg Grading Card, NC LEADERS C0658 Culling Card, NC C0782 4-H Poultry Judging Breed C0114 Washington State Leader Literature Identification Card, NC Order, NC C0505 4-H Leader's Kit (folder), $0.50 Miscellaneous EM0758 Washington State 4-H Policy, NC C0060 Entomology Exhibits, NC EM4265 4-H Ambassadors Program Guide, C0061 Hon. ~ Improvement, NC $0.25 C0063 Woodworking Exhibits, NC EM4630 To the 4-H Parent, NC C0064 Photography Exhibits, NC EM4732 The 4-H Leader, $0.50 C0070 Garden Exhibits, NC C0679 Evaluation of Educational Displays, NC

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NAnJRAL RESOURCES EM1750 You Are Applying in a National 4-H Award Program, NC EM1733 Demonstration, Exhibit, Event EM1886 4-H Table of Contents, NC Activity and Contest Suggestions EM1887 Letter of Recommendation for 4-H, for the 4-H Forestry Project, $0.25 NC EM2311 Statement of County Extension PUBLICITY Agent, NC EM3735 Scholarships, NC C0640 On Your Mark, Get Set, Grow With 4-H, NC C0748 Natural Resources Coloring Book, NC C0749 Natural Resource Flip Charts, NC C0752 Tree Indentification Poster, NC C0753 Fun In The Forest Poster, NC C0754 From Trees to You Poster, NC C0755 Fun With Safety Poster, NC C0756 Wildlife Project Poster, NC C0757 Living Outdoors Poster, NC C0758 Wildlife and Forest Poster, NC C0759 Natural Resource Other Projects Poster, NC C0817 What Does 4-H Mean?, NC C0865 4-H Recruitment Postcard, NC C0866 Holly, Herbie, Hamilton, and Heather Speak Out for 4-H (poster), NC C0867 Join 4-H (envelope stuffer), NC C0883 4-H Is For Everybody, Everywhere, NC C0884 4-H Is ••• (poster, 18X24), NC C0884A 4-H Is ••• (poster, 9X12), NC C0892 An Invitation to Serve Young People, NC EM4487 Welcome to 4-H, $0.25 MISC0081 4-H Box, Small, $1.50 MISC0082 4-H Box, Large, $2.50

PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS C0430 4-H Demonstration Evaluation, NC C0431 4-H Public Speaking Check Sheet, NC EB0688 Public Speaking, 4-H Member's Manual, $0.25 UN NUMB Washington State Porkettes Pork Demonstration, Wheat and Wheat Foods Demonstration, Cowbelles Beef Demonstration Programs, and Dairy Foods Demonstrations (See EM1486) EM4616 How To Present a 4-H Demonstration Member's Guide, $0.25

RECORDS AND REPORT FORMS C0230 My 4-H Record, NC C0650 4-H Member's Kit, $0.50 C0779 Project Record, NC C0827 Permanent 4-H Record, NC EM4615 4-H Member Record Keeping Guide, $0.25 EM4783 Record Keeping, Leader's Guide, $0.50 MISC0039 National 4-H Report Form, NC

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS EM0759 Contests - Their Educational Function in Project Work, $0.25 EM1486 4-H Member Guide to Application for Contests, Awards, Grants and Demonstrations, NC

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INDEX

Audio Visual ...... 43 Automotive Care and Safety ...... 14, 32 Beef Program ...... 8, 25 Bees ...... 10, 29 Bicycle Care and Safety ...... 13, 32 Career Exploration . 43 Cat Program . . . . . 9' 27 Cavies ...... • . . • • 9' 27 Ceremonies ...... 43 Certificates ...... 43 Citizenship ...... 15, 34 Exploring Citizenship - First Level .. 15, 34 Exploring Citizenship - Intermediate Level 15, 34 Exploring Citizenship - Advanced Level 15, 34 Clothing Program ...... 18, 37 Construction Series ...... • 18, 37 Explorer Series .... 19, 38 Knitting and Crocheting 19, 38 Community Pride ..•.. 16, 35 Community Pride Grant Program 43 Computer ...... • . 14, 33 Contests ...... 43 Clothing ...... 43 Foods and Nutrition 43 Creative Arts ..•. 17, 36 Cross-Cultural ..... 17, 35 Cross-Cultural Programs 43

Dairy Program . 5' 23 Displays ...... 43 Dog Care Program . . 6' 24 Electricity 13' 32 Energy . . . 14, 33 Enrollment . . 43 Enrollment of Member ...... 2 Entomology ...... 10' 29 Family Living Program .•..... 18, 37 Foods and Nutrition Program 19' 39 Foods and Nutrition - 4-H EFNEP 19' 39 Food Basics Series ...... 19' 39 Food Preparation Series 20, 39 Food and Fitness Series ...... 20, 39 Food Custom Series ...... •..... 20' 39 Food Preservation Series ...... 20, 40 Forestry ...... •. 11, 31 Page 48

Gardens ...... • 9, 28 Vegetable Gardening Series ...... 9, 28 Container Garden Series 10, 28 Ornamental Garden Series . 10, 29 Geology ...... 12, 31 Goat Program ...... 5, 24 Guide Dog Program . . . 6, 25 Handicapped ...... 43 Health ...... 16, 35 Home Environment and Furnishings Program . . .. . 20, 40 Horse Program ...... • ...... 6, 25 How To Use Section 2 - 4-H Member Publications Catalog • • • 2 How To Order Materials From Section 2 . . . . . 3 How To Order Materials From Section 3 . 3 Judge's Sheet 44 Judging 44 Leaders ...... 44 Leadership ...... 16, 35 Leathercraft ...... 17, 36 Marine Science . 11, 31 Marketing . 15, 34 Member Evaluation ...... 2 Money Management Program (Consumer Life Skills) 20, 40 Motorcycle ..... 14, 33 Natural Resources 11, 30, 45 Orientation to 4-H . . . . 5, 23 Performing Arts ..•.. 18, 37 Photography . ..• 17, 36 Plants and Soils . ... 9, 28 Poultry Program . 8, 26 Project Score Cards 44 Art . . • . . 44 Clothing ... 44 Dairy Goats 44 Dog . . . . . 44 Dog Obedience ..•. 44 Foods and Nutrition 44 Poultry ..... 44 Miscellaneous 44 Public Presentations . 45 Publicity .... 45 Rabbit Program ...... 9, 27 Records and Report Forms . 45 Recreation ..... 16, 35 Rocketry . . . . . 14, 33 Page 49

Safety ...... · · · · 17' 36 Scholarships and Awards ...... 45 Self-Determined Animal Sciences ...... 9, 27 Self-Determined Economics ...... 15, 34 Self-Determined Family Living . . . . . 20, 41 Self-Determined Mechanical Sciences ...... 15, 34 Self-Determined Natural Sciences ...... 12, 32 Self-Determined Plant and Soil Sciences ...... 11, 29 Self-Determined Social Sciences ...... 17, 36 Self-Determined 4-H Expressive Arts ...... 18, 37 Sheep Program . . . . ~ ...... 8, 26 Shooting Sports ...... 12, 31 Small Engines ...... 13, 32 Snowmobiling ...... 14, 33 Swine Program ...... 8, 26 Tractor . . . . 14, 33 Veterinary Science Program ...... 5, 23 Weeds ...... 10, 29 What Does This Publication Contain ...... 2 Wood Working ...... 15, 33 4-H Clubs or Groups • • • • 43 4-H Learning Experiences ...... 1 4-H Project Selection ...... 1

More boys and girls belong to 4-H than any other youth group.