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School Fair 2019 Prize BookStratford and District Agricultural Society
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Reta Huether Award
Prize: $100
Sponsored by Ken Huether and Family
Class:
A. Reta Huether Award Prize: $100
To the exhibitor receiving the most overall points within the School
Fair Division
A Poster to Advertise and Promote your Fair
Poster Size: Minimum 23 x 28 cm, Maximum 30.5 x 46 cm
Poster must be hand drawn and coloured
Name & Date of Fair must be clearly shown on poster
Winning poster will be eligible to enter at the District Competition
The District Winner will compete for prizes at the OAAS in February
2020
Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful" - Celebrating
178th Stratford Fall Fair
September 19 - 21, 2019
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School Fair 2019 Prize BookStratford and District Agricultural Society
Classes:
FP1. A Poster to Advertise and Promote your Fair JK - Grade 6
FP3. A Poster to Advertise and Promote your Fair Grades 9 - 12
Sponsored by the Homecraft Division of the Stratford & District
Agricultural Society
School & Class Displays
This is a non-competitive art and writing display, using the Fair theme.
Mount the display as a mural (no bigger than 4' x 6')
It can showcase the work of one class, one grade, or be a composite
of many grades.
This display is open to all public, separate and private schools as well
as nursery and daycare centers.
Please reserve your spot by Sept. 15th, 2019. All entries must be
accompanied with a fair entry form!
All entries will receive $30.00
Class:
2. School and Class Displays Prize: $30
Sponsored by the Homecraft Division of the Stratford &
District Agricultural Society
4-H Club Displays
Open to 2018 -2019 4-H clubs.
Each exhibit shall include the name of the club and topic of exhibit.
The official 4-H logo shall be displayed on each exhibit.
Space provided shall be 3 ' x 4'.
Exhibits are to be placed between 1-8 p.m. on Wednesday September
18, 2019 and removed Sunday September 22nd @ 4 p.m.
All Entries must be accompanied by a fair entry form.
Prize: $15
Class:
3. 4-H Club Displays
Sponsored by the Homecraft Division of the Stratford & District
Agricultural Society
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Communications
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $3, 4th: $2, 5th: $1
Prize monies generously sponsored by Easthope Historical Group
Classes:
BMS1. Brocksden Country School Museum
Jr. Kindergarten - Grade 4
Open to all students, the topic is "My visit to a one room schoolhouse"
Life in the early 1900's. Recall your visit to the Brocksden Museum or
use your imagination. It must be one page in size, include creative
writing and be suitably illustrated. No photos please. Can be hand
written or typed on a computer. Maximum 200 words.
BMS2. Grades 5-8
Open to all students, the topic is "My visit to a one room Schoolhouse"
life in the early 1900's Recall your visit to the Brocksden Museum or
use your imagination. It must be one page in size, include creative
writing and be suitably illustrated. No photos please. Can be hand
written or typed on computer. Max 200 words
Creative Computers:
Enter a page about 21.5 x 28 cm in black & white or colour.
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Prize monies generously sponsored by the Homecraft Division of the
Stratford & District Agricultural Society
Classes:
CC1. Grades 1 - 3
CC2. Grades 4-6
CC3. Grades 7 & 8
Special:
CCS1. Blackcreek Technologies Special
With a computer, create a poster showing our Fair Theme"Celebrating
Our Grand Lady" - "She's Udderly Beautiful" according to your
interpretation of the theme.
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Prizes: 1st: $75 Blackcreek Technologies Gift Certificate, 2nd: $50
Blackcreek Technologies Gift Certificate, 3rd: $25 Blackcreek
Technologies Gift Certificate
Creative Writing:
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Prize monies generously donated by the Homecraft Division of the
Stratford & District Agricultural Society
Classes:
CW1. JK - Grade 3
You may use a computer for this portion of the communication class!
A poem entitled - "The Little Brown Calf"
CW2. JK - Grade 3
You may use a computer for this portion of the communication class!
A Story entitled "I Always Spill My Milk"
CW3. Grades 4-6
An Acrostic poem using the word
HOLSTEIN
CW4. Grade 4 - 6
An Original Story entitled
"My Visit to a Dairy Farm"
CW5. Grade 7 & 8
A funny poem about a cow
CW6. Grade 7 & 8
An original story entitled
"My first experience showing a calf at the fair" or " I would like to live
on a Dairy Farm"
Creative Writing - En Francais:
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4, 4th: $3, 5th: $2
Prize monies generously sponsored by The Milton Family
Classes:
CWF1. Grade 1-3
Ecrire un poeme ( un acrostiche) en utilisant "la Vache"
Show off your French writing skills! (You may use a computer.)
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CWF2. Grade 4-6
Ecrire une histoire intitulee, "la Vache" (une page)
Show off your French writing skills! (you may use a computer)
Penmanship:
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Prize monies generously sponsored by the Homecraft Division of the
Stratford & District Agricultural Society
Classes:
P1. JK - SK
Print in Pencil on unlined paper the name you would give to your cow.
P2. Grade 1 Print in Pencil on lined paper
The cow jumped over the moon.
P3. Grade 2
Print in Pencil on lined paper
"'Moo' may represent an idea but only the cow knows". - Mason
Cooley
P4. Grade
Print in Pencil on lined paper
"All the really good ideas I ever had came to me while I was milking a
cow." - Grant Wood
P5. Grade 4
Write in Pencil
The Purple Cow
I never saw a purple cow,
I never hope to see one;
But I can tell you anyhow,
I'd rather see than be one!
P6. Grade 5 &
Write in Pen
The five dairy cow breeds are: Holstein, Jersey, Brown Swiss,
Ayrshire, Guernsey, and Milking Shorthorn. Holsteins came to
Canada from the Netherlands, Jerseys from the Isle of Jersey, Brown
Swiss from Switzerland, Ayrshires from Scotland, Guernseys from the
Isle of Guernsey, and Milking Shorthorns came from England. They
are called "the Foster Mothers" of the human race.
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P7. Grades 7 &
Write in Pen
The average dairy cow eats about 29kg. of feed per day. Her diet is
scientifically formulated to keep her healthy while producing milk. The
feed may include clover and alfalfa hay, ground oats, barley, corn, and
soybeans, along with a balance of vitamin and mineral supplements.
She drinks between 80 and 180 litres of water in a day.
Special:
P8. Dr. Mark Straus Stratford Dental Special
Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2
Art is another way to communicate. Enter a piece of art of your choice
completed during the 2018/2019 school year
Environmentally Friendly Projects
Convenor: Bessie Wilhelm (519) 272-1365
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
All prize monies generously donated by, Stratford, Downie &
Ellice Optimist Clubs and Shakespeare Opt-Mrs. Club
Classes:
JK - SK:
E1. Print your Favourite Cow's Name
Print and decorate your first name
E2. Make and paint a marshmallow cow
E3. Using plasticine make a cow
E4. Using recycled material make a necklace
Grade 1-3:
E5. Draw and colour a Happy Face with a milk moustache
E6. Using recycled material make a cow
E7. Using a milk carton - make a musical box
E8. Using egg shells, cut out a cow and decorate
Grade 4-6:
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E9. Using milk cartons, tubes etc. make a barn
E10. Using plastic milk bags make a decoration
E11. Draw and colour "The Cow Jumped Over the Moon"
E12. Make a Cow Collage celebrating our fair
Grades 7-8:
E13. Design a small cow tag
E14. Decorate and paint a cow's face on a tie
E15. Draw and colour cows grazing in a field
E16. Using our fair Theme - make a book mark
Most Points Special:
Prize: $10
E17. JK-Grade 3
E18. Grades 4-6
E19. Grades 7-8
Lego & Collectables
Convenor: Marlene Ballantyne (519) 271-4873
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Classes:
ST1. Lego Dairy Cow
No Larger than 6"
ST2. Lego Silly Monster
Any design no larger than 6"
ST3. Stuffie Cow
ST4. 8 Vintage Buttons - mounted on cardboard
ST5. 4 Vintage Door Keys - on a string
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School Photography
Convenor: Shelly Preiss (519) 275-2395
Pictures not meeting the stated requirements may be
disqualified.
1. All photographs MUST be taken by the entrant.
2. Following the mounting instructions is an important part of the entry.
3. All photographs entered MUST be mounted on black construction
paper no more than one inch larger than the print. (ie a 5x7 inch
print may have a border of up to 6x8 inches). No mat board please.
4. Photos can be colour or black and white.
5. The judge will look for a photograph that has sharp focus,
pleasing composition and interesting content rather than a
simple snapshot.
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Classes:
JK - SK:
PH1. One 4 x 6 photo of a dairy cow
PH2. One 4x6 photo of a wagon wheel
Grades 1 - 3:
PH3. One 4x6 photo of a sunset
PH4. One 4x6 photo of a black and white farm animal
Grades 4 - 6:
PH5. One 4x6 photo of an old tractor or car
PH6. One 4x6 photo of a rustic old barn
Grades 7 - 8:
PH7. One 4x6 photo of a unique mailbox
PH8. One 4x6 photo of a stained glass window
SPH9. JK - SK Prize: $10
Blowes Travel
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BLOWES TRAVEL SPECIAL:
One 4x6 photo mounted on one piece of black construction paper,
"Take an excursion to a farm and find something unique!"
Prize: $10
SPH10. Grades 1 - 3
Blowes Travel
SPH11. Grades 4 - 6
Blowes Travel
SPH12. Grades 7 & 8
Blowes Travel
School Flowers
Convenor: Janice Ward (519) 273-2367
Prize monies generously donated by Stratford Horticultural Society
Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3, 4th: $2, 5th: $1
Classes:
FL1. Soup's On
An arrangement of flowers in a soup can
FL2. Simply Green
An arrangement of greenery in a suitable container
FL3. Geranium
One most perfect bloom with own foliage in a vase
FL4. Sedum
One stem 13" or over
FL5. Sedum
One stem under 13"
FL6. Rose
One in a bud vase
FL7. Any flower
Any flower "floated" in a suitable container
FL8. Marigolds
Five blooms
FL9. Largest
Largest most perfect Hosta leaf
FL10. An Arrangement of Wild flowers
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FL11. Miniature
Tiny flower(s) in a tiny container ( not over 4")
FL12. A nosegay of flowers
Picked for mom and tied with a ribbon
FLS1. Stratford Horticultural Society
An Arrangement depicting the theme of the Fair
Prize: $8
School Grains
Convenor: Marlene Ballantyne (519) 271-4873
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Classes:
G1. Winter Wheat
1 small 8oz ziploc bag of Winter Wheat
G2. Barley
1 small 8oz ziploc bag of Barley
G3. Oats
1 small 8oz ziploc bag of Oats
G4. Soya Beans
1 small 8oz ziploc bag of Soya beans
G5. White Beans
1 small 8 oz ziploc bag of White Beans
G6. Beans (any other variety)
1 small 8 oz ziploc bag of Beans (any other variety)
G7. Treats for birds, using grains/corn etc
1 small 8oz ziploc bag containing treats for birds, using grains/corn
etc.
G8. Longest Cob
Longest Cob- Any Variety
G9. Field
3 ears (name not to be visible until after judging)
G10. Soya Beans
3 stalks with roots
G11. Mature Sunflower
One mature sunflower head
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G12. Largest Sunflower Head
Largest Sunflower Head
G13. Pie Pumpkin with vegetable face
Decorate a pie pumpkin with vegetables to resemble a face
G14. Tallest corn stalk
Tallest corn stalk
G15. Tallest sunflower
Tallest sunflower
G16. Sheaf of corn
5 stalks, husks, pulled half way back on cob
G17. Hay-1st Cut
20 cm slab in garbage bag
G18. Hay-2nd Cut
20 cm slab in garbage bag
G19. Haylage
1/2 bushel
G20. Traditional Scarecrow
Must be 39cm or taller and free standing
Specials:
G21. B-W FEED &SEED SPECIAL Prize: $12.50
Most points in sections G1-G7
G22. HDC MITCHELL - PIONEER DEALER SPECIAL Prize: $10
Most point in sections G8-G10
G23. W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. Prize: $25
Most points in sections G11 - G14
G24. HDC MITCHELL - PIONEER DEALER - Special Prize: $12.50
Most points in sections G15-G20
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Rotary, Christmas, Fine Arts, and Hobbies
Convenor: Lori Heuser (519) 274-5672
Important Note" Pictures drawn, coloured, pasted, sketched
should be on sheets approximately 21.5 cm x 28 cm
Prizes: 1st Prize: $3.00, 2nd Prize: $2.50, 3rd Prize: $2.00, 4th Prize:
$1.75, 5th Prize: $1.25
Prize Monies for this section are generously donated by Stratford
Rotary Club, Ellice & Downie Optimist Clubs and the Shakespeare
Opti-Mrs. Club.
Classes:
JK - SK:
R1. Draw a dairy cow using your fingers
R2. Make a silhouette of your hand and make it look like a dairy
cow
R3. Using an egg carton make a dairy cow
R4. Decorate & paint a paper plate, as a Christmas wreath, using
recycled materials
R5. Use the letter D and make it look like a dairy cow
Mount it on an appropriate size paper
R6. Create a dairy cow Finger Puppet
Grades 1-2:
R7. Create a "Get Well Card" using the fair theme
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful"
R8. Make a paper bag dairy cow
R9. Using a Rock - create & paint a dairy cow
R10. Make a Jewelry Set (necklace & earrings) using the fair
theme
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful"
R11. Using a potato stamp, make a picture of a flower
R12. Create a Dairy Cow using a sock & recycled materials
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Grades 3-4:
R13. Create a Dairy Cow antennae party headband
R14. Create a bank using a mason jar & painting it like a dairy
cow
R15. Decorate a ball cap using the fair theme
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful"
R16. Decorate a light switch in a Christmas theme
R17. Create a 20 word Wordsearch - not computerized
Using the fair theme "Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly
Beautiful"
R18. Create a Mobile using the fair theme
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful"
Grades 5-6:
R19. Create a collage collection of dairy cows and mount on an
appropriate size paper
R20. Create a tin can dairy cow using recycled material
R21. Create a headband for Christmas
R22. Create a dairy cow using recycled material
R23. Charcoal sketch of a dairy cow in a field
R24. Create a dairy cow using a pine cone
Grades 7-8:
R25. Charcoal sketch of a dairy cow in a pasture
R26. Using your head silhouette, paste words in regards to the
fair theme
"Celebrating Our Grand Lady" "She's Udderly Beautiful"
R27. Create an ad for dairy cows
R28. Tissue Paper Dairy Cow
Create a tissue paper dairy cow
R29. Bouquet - fair theme
Create a bouquet in regards to the fair theme "Celebrating Our Grand
Lady, She's Udderly Beautiful"
R30. Silouette of a Dairy Cow
Gallery Stratford Specials:
Prize: Gift Certificate
R31. Most Points (JK - Grade 2)
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R32. Most points (Grades 3-6)
R33. Most Points ( Grades 7 - 8)
Fruits
Convenor: Marilyn Schneider (519) 949-1449
Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Classes:
F1. Apples - Any Variety - 3
F2. Grapes - Any variety - 1 bunch
F3. Melon - Any variety - muskmelon or cantaloupe - 1
F4. Pears - Any variety - 3
F5. Watermelon - 1 melon
F6. Arrangement of Fruit in Container
Fruit may be purchased for this arrangement
School Vegetables
Convenor: Marilyn Schneider (519) 949-1449
Classes:
V1. Beans - Green - 3
V2. Globe Beets - 3
V3. Cylindrical Beets - 3
V4. Brussel Sprouts - 3
V5. Cabbage - any variety - 1
V6. Carrots - under 12cm - 3
V7. Carrots - over 12cm - 3
V8. Sweet Corn - 3 cobs with husks on
V9. Cucumber - suitable for slicing - 1
V10. Garlic - 3 bulbs
V11. Kohlrabi - 1
V12. Onions - for winter storage - 3
V13. Red onions - 3
V14. Kale - 3 Stalks in Water
V15. Peppers - Red, green, or yellow-3 (any combination)
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V16. Red Potatoes - 3
V17. White potatoes - 3
V18. Unusual Potato - most unusual shaped potato - 1
V19. Pie Pumpkin - 1
V20. Largest Field Pumpkin or Squash - by circumference
V21. Pepper Squash - 1
V22. Squash - any other variety - 1
V23. Swiss Chard - any variety - 3 leaves in water
V24. Cherry Tomatoes - cluster or truss of cherry tomatoes
V25. Green Tomatoes - 3 with calyx
V26. Red Tomatoes - 3 with calyx
V27. Zucchini - suitable for slicing-1
V28. Zucchini - longest - 1
V29. Best Vegetable in Garden - not already listed - 1
V30. Most unusual shaped vegetable - 1
V31. Canadian Tire Special
Most points in sections V1 - V29
A bike helmet is awarded to the two highest placing exhibitors
JK-Grade 3:
V32. Best decorated pumpkin Prizes: 1st: $7, 2nd: $5, others: $3
Not carved- materials may be purchased but decorating must be that
of the exhibitor only
V33. Make a poodle using broccoli
1st place prize donated by Homecraft in memory of Eunice Koch
(Long-time Associate Director), 2nd & 3rd place prizes donated by
Stratford Agricultural Society
Grades 4 - 6:
V34. Racing Car made with vegetables
V35. Make a poodle using broccoli
1st place prize donated by Homecraft in memory of Eunice Koch
(Long-time Associate Director), 2nd & 3rd place prizes donated by
Stratford Agricultural Society
Grades 7 - 8:
V36. Dairy Cow - made out of vegetables
V37. Make a poodle using broccoli
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School Cooking
Convenor: Gail Willows 519-271-2535
Prizes: 1st: $3, 2nd: $2.50, 3rd: $2, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.25
Classes:
JK/SK:
CO1. Large Cookie
Baked by parent, decorated by child to look like a dairy cow
CO2. Rice Krispies
Make a dairy cow out of Rice Krispies Treats
Grade 1/2:
CO3. Cheese Biscuit
Make a cheese biscuit using Canadian Dairy Products
CO4. Yogurt Parfait
Make a yogurt parfait using Canadian Dairy Products
Grade 3/4:
CO5. Sour Cream Chip Muffins
Make a sour cream chip muffin with Canadian Dairy Products
Using recipe on Stratford Agricultural Society Website
CO6. Smoothie
Make any flavour smoothie using Canadian Dairy Products
Grade 5/6:
CO7. Cupcake Dairy Cow
Make a dairy cow out of cupcakes (cupcakes to be made using
Canadian Dairy Products)
CO8. Fudge
Make fudge with Canadian Dairy Products using the recipe on
Stratford Agricultural Society Website
Grade 7/8:
CO9. Dairy Cow Cake
Make a cake incorporating dairy cows using Canadian Dairy Products
CO10. Trifle
Make a cake incorporating dairy cows using Canadian Dairy Products
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COS11. Robin Hood Flour-Best lunch box snack Prizes: 1st: $15,
2nd: $10, 3rd: $5, 4th: $3, 5th: $2, others: $0
Best Homemade squares or bars, 5 on a plate
Open to junior division (12 years and younger)
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture, and recipe
creativity.
COS12. Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies
3 on a plate (3 inch max.)
Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Prize monies sponsored by Marlene Ballantyne
Open to youth up to 15 years of age (as of December 31st of current year)
Judging is based on appearance, taste, texture, and recipe creativity.
The winnter will be elgible to enter at District 8 Competition
District level: The winning participant will be asked to enter the District
in November. The entry will be 8 cookies displayed on a firm
disposable plate.
Plain chocolate chip cookies with no nuts, size no larger than 3 inches
(6.75cm) and no smaller than 2 inches (5cm)
General Apperance - 25 points
Internal Apperance - 15 points
Flavor - 15 points
Total - 45 points
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2019 Stratford School Fair Recipes
Class CO5
Sour Cream Chip Muffins
Ingredients: 1 ½ c. all-purpose flour
2/3 c sugar
3/4 tsp. baking powder
3/4 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. salt
1 large egg
1 cup sour cream
5 tbsp. butter, melted
1 tsp. vanilla extract
3/4 cup mint or semisweet chocolate chips
Directions: In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder,
baking soda and salt. Combine the egg, sour cream, butter and
vanilla. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in chocolate
chips. Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake
at 350° for 18-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center
comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a
wire rack. (Taste of Home)
Class CO8
Fudge
Ingredients: 2/3 c. evaporated milk
1 2/3 c. white sugar
½ tsp. salt
Mix above ingredients together. Boil for 5 minutes,
stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and add: 1 ½ c. small (or 16 large) marshmallows
Stir until melted and add: 1 1/3 c. chocolate chips
1 tsp. vanilla extract
Stir until chips are melted and pour into a buttered 8” x 8” pan.
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Farm Safety
Convenor: Marlene Ballantyne (519) 271-4873
Associate Directors: Beth Forrest (519) 662-1942 & Doug Eidt
Name of school must appear on entry tag
Please feel free to download picture of the Stratford & District
Agricultural Society Website
Farm Safety:
Prizes:$5, $3, $2
Classes:
FSJK. Coloured picture
Trace the dotted lines to spell CAT
FSSK. Coloured Pictures
Print the word Dog
FS1. Animal Safety
Grade 1
Colour the picture labeled Class FS1. Print the following message at
the bottom of the picture: "Be careful around horses or other animals
on the farm and at the fair"
FS2. Tractor Safety
Grade 2
Using blank 8 1/2'' x11'' sheet of paper, create a picture of a tractor or
riding lawn mower using geometic shapes made from coloured paper.
Below your picture print a tractor or lawn mower safety message.
FS3. Sun Safety
Grade 3
Using a variety of art materials, design a t-shirt to wear in the sun
using the work page FS3. Include a message on the shirt showing the
importance of wearing a shirt when in the sun.
FS4. Fire Safety
Grade 4
On a blank 81/2'' x 11'' sheet of paper, draw a fire escape plan for
your home. Show the location of fire extinguishers and smoke alarms.
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FS5. Farm/Home safety
Grade 5
On a blank 8 1/2'' x 11'' sheet of paper, draw 5 personal protective
safety items used by people when working around the farm or outside
the home. Label them and tell which part of the body they protect.
FS6. Safety
Grade 6
Create a diorama (in a shoe box) of a farm safety example
FS7. Survival Kit
Grade 7 & 8
Make a survival kit in a shoe box with items you would need if you
were stranded.
FS8. Farm Safety Picture
Completed by students with special needs
Using coloured paper fill in the tractor outline.
A child can enter this category even if he or she is in a regular
classroom
Livestock
Convenor: Elaine Standeaven (519) 229-8882
All Exibitors: $10 donated by Sutherhill Farm
Classes:
L1. Dairy Calf Showmanship
L2. Dairy Calf Conformation
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BABY SHOW
Convenor: Claire Milton
Entry Rules:
1. A baby may only be entered in ONE specific category
2. There will be one baby chosen from each category as the winner.
3. Please email entries to clairemilton01@gmail.com
Please indicate Name, Age and What One Specific Category you
would like your baby entered into.
0 - 6 months:
1. The Biggest Feet
2. The Most Hair
3. Chubbiest Cheeks
4. Most Creative Outfit (Costumes Included)
5. Biggest Smile
7 - 12 months:
6. The Biggest Feet
7. The Most Hair
8. Chubbiest Cheeks
9. Most Creative Outfit (Costumes Included)
10. Biggest Smile
13 - 18 months:
11. Most Hair
12. Walks Fastest to Mom or Dad
13. Chattiest Baby
14. Most Creative Outfit (Costumes Included)
Open Class:
15. Youngest Baby
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