shelby county youth fair 2013 - University of Missouri Extension

VETERINARY SCIENCE
Class Point Value
191 THE NORMAL ANIMAL - UNIT I: any item made...............3 2 1
192 ANIMAL DISEASE - UNIT II: any item made .......................3 2 1
193 ANIMAL HEALTH - UNIT II: any item made .......................3 2 1
WELDING
Class Point Value
846 WELDING: any item made .....................................................6 4 2
WILDLIFE
Class Point Value
724 WILDLIFE: any item made ......................................................3 2 1
Use plans from any source.
WOODWORKING WONDERS
Class Point Value
871 WOODWORKING - UNIT I: any item made ..........................3 2 1
872 WOODWORKING - UNIT II: any item made.........................6 4 2
873 WOODWORKING - UNIT III: any item made .......................6 4 2
874 WOODWORKING - UNIT IV: any item made .......................9 6 3
EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY
Open to 4-H clubs ONLY. Floor Space 4' x 4'.
$5.00 cash prize to each club that participates.
CLASS
850 Activity
American Heritage ....................................................................Health
Career Exploration ....................................................................First Aid
Community Development .........................................................International Understand
Community Improvement .........................................................Personal Development
Conserving Our Natural Resources ..........................................Recreation
Energy .......................................................................................Safety
Our Environment ......................................................................Youth for Natural Beauty
Grooming .................................................................................Other
Poster Display ...........................................................................Other
Judges will consider choice of an effective presentation of the theme, quality and attractiveness of display.
Educational displays are a method to tell the story of project learning. They interpret a project to viewers
and arouse individual and community interest in the meaning and achievements of the 4-H Program.
Themes or titles of educational displays should focus on learning gained in the project. They should
challenge viewers to study exhibits more closely. Educational display - Must not exceed 11 inches in
height, 12 inches in depth (front to back) and 14 inches in width. Must include three-dimensional items
and stand-alone. (Posters with items taped to them do not qualify as an educational display.)
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