4-H Home Economics, Ag Stills Day, & Fashion Revue. Friday Saturday, March 15 16, 2019 Intermountain Fairgrounds McArthur

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1 k Premium Book 4-H Home Economics, Ag Stills Day, & Fashion Revue Friday Saturday, March 15 16, 2019 Intermountain Fairgrounds McArthur By Friday, Mar 1, 2019 By 5:00 PM....Fashion Revue entries must be registered online Friday, Mar 15, PM...Check in Home Ec. & Ag Still Exhibits 5:15 PM Judge s Orientation After Judge s Orientation...Judging begins (closed to exhibitors) Saturday, Mar 16, :30PM....doors of exhibit hall open for Fashion Revue prep 2:45 PM Judge s Orientation 3:00 PM.. Fashion Revue judging begins 5:00PM.....Fashion show for Fashion Revue Awards for Home Ec. Field Day, Ag Stills Day, and Fashion Revue to follow All Exhibits will be released after Awards Ceremony it is the member s responsibility to pick up their items Still exhibits provide 4-H members the opportunity to display the results of their project work indicating achievement and growth - this is not an event for school projects. WHO CAN ENTER? All 4-H members may exhibit and participate at the 4-H Home Ec, Ag Stills, and Fashion Revue. Ages are as of December 31 of the program year. Primary 4-H members are 5-8 year olds, and may show in any division. However, they will not be judged and will receive participation ribbons only. Junior members are 9 to 10 year olds, intermediate members are 11 to 13 year olds, and senior members are 14 years plus. HOW DO I ENTER? Home Economics and Ag Stills participants can register online at: Fashion Revue participants can register online at:

2 Members unable to register by the deadline may enter a poster using the paper form in this Premium Book. See Division O. GENERAL GUIDELINES: 1. All exhibits must have been made by the 4-H member during the current 4-H year and under the supervision of a certified 4-H leader. To participate in this event member must be enrolled in the project to exhibit items. 2. The 4-H member is responsible for meeting check-in times. Late exhibits will not be judged. 3. The judges' decisions are final. All judges are volunteers and offer their expertise in evaluating 4-H project work. Respect should be given to those recruited as judges. 4. A successful 4-H Still Exhibits Fair takes the involvement of every 4-H member, leader and parent with lots of help from our 4-H friends! If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to help with this event, please contact one of the following: Erin Paradis jonerinparadis@gmail.com Denice Doll sddoll@ucanr.edu 4-H Still Exhibits Fair Premium Book DIVISION A: ANIMALS 1. NO LIVE ANIMALS WILL BE ACCEPTED 2. Examples of exhibit: descriptive, informative poster board, daily diary, telling the judges about your project, etc. Add photos, be creative and use your imagination. Cattle Beef Class 2: Equine Class 3: Goats Meat Class 4: Goats Pygmy Class 5: Dogs Class 6: Rabbit Class 7: Sheep Class 8: Swine Class 9: Poultry Class 10: Other DIVISION A CLASS 9: ANY OTHER ANIMAL EXHIBIT NOT LISTED ABOVE (Alpacas, Animal Husbandry, Bees, Birds, Cats, Dairy Cattle, Cavies, Goats all other, Guide Dogs and Service Animals, Livestock Judging, Llamas, Pets & Small Animal, Reptiles, or Therapeutic Animals)

3 DIVISION B: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 1. NO LIVE ANIMALS WILL BE ACCEPTED Embryology Class 2: Entomology Class 3: Marine Biology Class 4: Veterinary Class 5: Zoology All Entries DIVISION C: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT DIVISION C: ANY CIVIC ENGAGEMENT (Citizenship, Domestic Exchanges, Economics & Marketing, Global Education, International Exchanges, or Service Learning) DIVISION D: COMMUNICATIONS & EXPRESSIVE ARTS For class 3: Entries can be color, black and white, action, still, animals, people, scenic, or a sequence of 3 pictures on a subject. Arts & Crafts Class 2: Communications Class 3: Photography Class 4: Scrapbooking Class 5: Other DIVISION D CLASS 5: ANY OTHER COMMUNICATIONS & EXPRESSIVE ARTS (Calligraphy, Ceramics, Cultural Arts, Dance, Drama, Graphic Arts, Hobbies, Leather Craft, Model building, Music & Instruments, Public Speaking, or Sign Language) DIVISION E: All Entries COMMUNITY PRIDE & COMMUNITY SERVICE DIVISION F: CONSUMER & FAMILY SCIENCE For Bring pattern instructions with material swatch for judges reference. Class 3: Class 5: Clothing & Textiles Home Arts & Furnishings Other Class 2: Class 4: Fiber Arts (Crochet, Knitting, Needlecraft, Spinning, Embroidery) Quilting DIVISION F Class 5: ANY OTHER CONSUMER AND FAMILY SCIENCE (Child Development and Care, Consumer Education, Flower Arranging, Home & Personal Management ) DIVISION G: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION / EARTH SCIENCES Camping Class 2: Outdoor Adventure Class 3: Astronomy Class 4: Other

4 DIVISION G CLASS 4: ANY OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION / EARTH SCIENCES (Climatology, Environmental Stewardship, Fishing & Fly Tying, Forestry, Oceanography, Science Literacy, Soil and Water Conservation, or Wildlife) DIVISION H: HEALTH & FOODS 1. For class 2: a. Dummy cakes are acceptable. b. Do NOT cut your cake; only the outer appearance is judged c. Use cardboard or an unbreakable base. 2. Edible entries should be displayed on paper plates and placed inside a clear plastic bag and sealed. Minimum quantities: Muffins, biscuits, rolls, cookies and candies = ½ dozen plus one piece wrapped separately. Cakes and breads = ½ loaf plus one slice wrapped separately. 3. For Foods Preservation entries: One jar per entry and it will not be opened. Label canned products with method, date canned and name of product. Use standard canning jars only; others will be disqualified. All canned entries must be sealed. No frozen foods will be judged. Dried entries may be exhibited in plastic bags or on paper plates in a sealed clear plastic bag. Breads Class 2: Cake Decorating Class 3: Foods Class 4: Food Preservation Class 5: Sports Class 6: Other DIVISION H Class 6: ANY OTHER HEALTH OR FOODS NOT LISTED ( Dairy Foods, Foods Beginner, Foods Nutrition, or Health & Physical Fitness) DIVISION I: LEADERSHIP & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT All Entries DIVISION I ANY LEADERSHIP AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT LISTED (Beginning 4 H, Career Exploration, All Star, Jr/Teen Leadership, Record Keeping or HI 4 H) DIVISION J: PERSONAL SAFETY CPR & First Aid Class 2: Emergency Preparation & Mgmt. Class 3: Safety DIVISION K: PHYSICAL SCIENCES Energy Mgmt. Class 2: Geology

5 1. All entries must be grown by the 4 H member. DIVISION L: PLANT SCIENCE Indoor & Mini Gardens DIVISION M: TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Aerospace & Rocketry Class 2: ATV & Dirt Bikes Class 3: GIS/GPS, Geocaching Class 4: Shooting Sports Class 5: Woodworking Class 6: Robotics Class 7: Shooting Sports: Archery Class 8: Shooting Sports: Rifle Class 9: Small Engines Class 10: Other DIVISION N Class 9: ANY OTHER TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING (Automotive, Bicycles, Computers, Electricity & Electronics, Farm Machinery, General Engineering, GIS/GPS, Metal Working, or Video Production) 1. For Computers: If exhibit is original working program, must include explanation sheet. Exhibits may include samples of your use of computers DIVISION N: WALK-IN POSTER Poster Note: This division and class is for members who missed the registration deadline. Only posters will be accepted. Please use attached entry form.

6 Walk-In Poster (For Youth Unable to Pre-register) ENTRY FORM Name Age: (As of December 31 st of program year) Year of birth Club Description of Poster Phone