Goals of the National 4-H Shooting Sports Program
- Teach decision-making, teamwork, self-discipline, self-confidence, and problem solving.
- Promote the highest standards of safety, sportsmanship, and ethical behavior.
- Encourage and appreciate an understanding of natural resources.
- Develop leadership abilities.
- Build character and willingness to assume citizenship responsibility.
- Furnish enjoyable, positive relationships with peers and adult instructors.
- Strengthen families through participation in lifelong recreational activities.
- Build awareness of related career opportunities.
The purpose of the Florida 4-H Air Rifle/Smallbore Rifle Project Book is to help you document your growth, development, and progress as a 4-H member.
Your Goals and Objectives for the Year
What do you want to achieve by participating in the 4-H rifle project? Answering this will help you identify your goals for the year.
Identifying goals and objectives helps you become more skilled and knowledgeable and helps track your growth and progress.
Goals are statements of things you want to achieve or improve.
Objectives are the things you need to do to reach your goals.
List three goals for your 4-H rifle project this year.
For each goal, list three objectives you need to accomplish to reach the goal.
Your 4-H Shooting Sports Activities
4-H Club Meetings
List all 4-H Club meetings you attended. For each meeting, describe club business conducted, shooting topics, or lessons taught by your coaches.
Learning Experiences
Plan to take part in two or more of the following learning experiences. Enter your two choices in the Plan to Do column. After you complete the activity, record your activity and the date. Learning Experiences may be added or changed at any time.
Learning Experience examples:
Camp Clinic Competition Demonstration Exhibit Illustrated Talk
Project Judging Presentation Speech Skill-a-thon Tour Workshop
Learning Experiences in which you participated:
Community Service/Service, Learning, and Leadership
Plan to participate in at least two service and/or leadership activities per year. Put an X in the box beside the activities you plan to do, or list an activity of your own in the space provided. Record the date when you complete each chosen activity.
Equipment Inventory
It's important to keep record of things that you own. Use this form to list all the equipment and accessories you own and use for your 4-H rifle project.
Financial Record
Record purchases made during the year that support your 4-H rifle project. List expendable items (things used up). Remember to add these items to your inventory.
Rifle Practice Sessions Record
Rifle Practice Sessions Record
Competitions and Placings Record
Pictures, Programs, and Memorabilia
References
4-H Shooting Sports Record. 4-H Publication 468. University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service.
4-H Shotgun Member Record Book. 4-H Bulletin 752. The Ohio State University Extension.
National 4-H Shooting Sports. http://www.4-hshootingsports.org/
