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| Honey Exhibit |
| Junior Honey
Exhibit |
| Clothing |
| Junior
Flowers |
| Flowers |
| Adult
Needlework & Handicraft |
| Junior
Needlework & Handicraft |
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Christmas Corner |
| Adult
Quilting & Afghans |
| Martha White Baking Contest |
| Adult Baking |
| Junior Baking |
| Adult Canning |
| Junior Canning |
| Art |
| Junior Arts & Crafts |
| Adult Photography |
| Junior Photography |
| 4-H Photography |
| 4-H Science Fair |
| Adult Gardening |
| Junior Gardening |
| Adult Crops |
| Junior Crops |
| Adult Fruits |
| Junior Fruits |
| Dog & Pet Show |
| Mule Races |
| Peddle Pull |
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| Livestock Shows |
| Adult & Junior
Rabbits |
| Poultry |
| Junior
Poultry |
| Dairy
Goat Show |
| Wool &
Woollies |
| Open Sheep
Show |
| Junior Sheep
Show |
| Hog-A-Rama |
| Open Dairy
Show |
| Junior Dairy
Show |
Open Beef
Cattle Show - Fri
Angus, Red Angus, Limousin,
Simmental, Chi-Angus, Charolais |
Open Beef
Cattle Show - Sat
Hereford, Brangus, Beefalo,
Longhorn, Shorthorn, Other Breeds |
Junior Beef
Cattle Show - Fri
Angus, Red
Angus, Limousin,
Simmental, Chi-Angus, Charolais |
Junior Beef
Cattle Show - Sat
Hereford,
Brangus, Beefalo,
Longhorn, Shorthorn, Other Breeds |
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4-H SCIENCE FAIR
Superintendent: Michael & Mary Ann Mills 455-6763
Total Premium: $288.00
Open to Boys and Girls in Grades 4 - 12
Grades should be as of September 1, 2010.
Entry may be made between 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
on Saturday, September 18.
Entries must be picked up Sunday, September 26 between 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Awards: $5; $4; $3
All entries MUST follow the scientific method of
investigation. The Scientific Method involves the following
steps:
1.
Observation-You
observe something in the material world, using your senses or
machines, which are basically extensions of those senses.
2.
Question-You ask a
question about what you observe.
3.
Hypothesis-You
predict what you think the answer to your question might be.
4.
Method-You figure
out a way to test whether hypothesis is correct.
The outcome must be measurable (quantifiable).
5.
Result-You do the
experiment using the method you came up with and record the results.
6.
Conclusion-You
state whether your prediction was confirmed or not and try to
explain your results.
Tell the story of your project-tell what you did and exactly how you
did it.
All exhibits
must be on poster board no longer than 28” x 22”. Cardboard, foam
core, and cardboard triboards will not be accepted. All entries must
be suitable for hanging with all parts of the exhibit attached to
the display board so that it can be picked up as one unit to hang.
Nothing will be allowed to sit in front of the display board. Any
Food mounted to display must be in plastic bags. Name, School and
category must be on back only. A collection does not qualify for a
Science Fair Project.
Junior Division: Grades 4 - 5
111 AJR 1. Textiles and Clothing
111 AJR 2. Foods
111 AJR 3. Plant Science
111 AJR 4. Animal Science
111 AJR 5. Engineering Science
111 AJR 6. Health and Safety
111 AJR 7. Petroleum or Energy
111 AJR 8. Miscellaneous
Junior High Division: Grades 6, 7, & 8
111 BJR 1. Textiles and Clothing
111 BJR 2. Foods
111 BJR 3. Plant Science
111 BJR 4. Animal Science
111 BJR 5. Engineering Science
111 BJR 6. Health & Safety
111 BJR 7. Petroleum or Energy
111 BJR 8. Miscellaneous
Senior High Division: Grades 9 - 12
111 CJR 1. Textiles and Clothing
111 CJR 2. Foods
111 CJR 3. Plant Science
111 CJR 4. Animal Science
111 CJR 5. Engineering Science
111 CJR 6. Health & Safety
111 CJR 7. Petroleum or Energy
111 CJR 8. Miscellaneous
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