Project Resources

Curriculum and resources can be requested through the Berrien County MSU Extension Office by calling 269-927-5674. 

 

Project Snapshots

The 4-H snapshot sheet series covers what 4-H’ers can learn from projects, ways to get involved and resources for learning more. (2 pages per sheet, 2011-2018).

 

Portfolio and Record Book

Member's Personal Portfolio 

 

Michigan 4-H Cloverbud Animal Science Record Book 

 

Michigan 4-H Market Animal Project Record Book

 

Project/Topic Specific 

Animal Evaluation 

 

Animal Science 

  • Animal Science Notebook
  • Animal Science Anywhere Activities
    • The Animal Science Anywhere lesson series is designed to help leaders engage 4-H youth at club meetings or events in learning more about the science and life skills involved in animal and veterinary science projects. Youth may work in teams or individually to accomplish the lesson objectives. Lessons are flexible, providing adaptations for various locations, ages and audiences.

 

Beef 

 

Biosecurity

 

Cat

  • Cat Showmanship

 

Careers and Entrepreneurship

 

Cavy 

 

Citizenship

 

Cloverbud 

 

Dog 

 

Goat

 

Horse and Pony/Horseless Horse

 

Leadership

 

Literacy

 

Poultry 

 

Rabbit 

 

STEM 

 

Sportsmanship

 

Swine

 

Head In Hearts In Series 

 

Ohio State University Learning Lab Kits

The Berrien County 4-H Youth Development Program has various species learning lab kits that 4-H Leaders and Clubs may check-out for a 2 week period. Reservations for kits can be made by contacting the Berrien County MSU Extension office at 269-927-5674. 

Kits available: 

  • Beef
  • Goat 
  • Equine 
  • Swine
  • Sheep 
  • Rabbit
  • Poultry
  • Dairy 
  • Dog 
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