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2015 Franklin County Junior Fair

Pre-Fair Packet & Project Evaluation Schedule (This packet does not include horse information. Get horse info at www.fchorse.org)

This packet of information is provided so that 4-H families can get through the 4-H project evaluation

process with an increased knowledge of what to expect. Included in the packet are: 1. Specific times for members to check-in for their project evaluations

2. Samples of project evaluation score sheets

3. Schedules for club duties such as Ganyard Building Watch, Burke Building Cleanup, and Pop Stand Shifts

4. Special forms for cats, ferrets, and clothing projects

5. Other fair event information

Evaluation Schedule: The Evaluation Schedule is developed using the number of 4-H members enrolled in a given 4-H

project. It is difficult for us to predict what percentage of 4-H members will participate in county evaluations. Please

exercise some patience and flexibility when waiting for your judging time. Not everyone can go first and not everyone

can be judged at the same time. Our goal is that everyone has a positive and equitable evaluation experience.

Please understand that it is not our intention to make you wait long periods to see the

judge. Trying to predict who will show up for evaluations makes it very difficult to know

how long you will wait. Each project can only be evaluated by one judge so that the

evaluation is fair. If a judge must evaluate 30 kids’ projects, it takes a lot of time. We

want every child to have a fair amount of time to share his/her experiences.

There are many, many youth who have spent a lot of time and effort working on their

projects. We must give them all equal time with the judge so that they can experience

what it is to complete a project and feel the accomplishment of sharing their learning

experiences in an interview – that’s a great life experience! Note that the awards are not

announced until all members have been evaluated for that day’s event which often

means the first kids through will have to wait several hours for awards. Enjoy the fair!

Evaluation Check-In: Exhibitors should arrive 15 minutes prior to their scheduled project evaluation judging time to

complete check-in procedures at the Junior Fair Activities Tent.

Criteria for Judging: The judging/evaluation process will include:

A. An interview with a judge(s);

B. Exhibition of a project item(s) and/or educational display;

C. A completed project book

D. Participation in a skills component (for livestock projects)

E. All score sheets and blue/red/white ribbons for non-livestock projects will be distributed after seeing the judge.

Required Exhibit Display: After project judging, all exhibitors are required to place their project exhibit or something to

represent their project in their club booth or the countywide 4-H booth located in the Ganyard Building.

Awards: Recognition awards of blue, red and white ribbons will be given at the discretion of the judge. These will be

presented at the end of the interview. State Fair Selection and Alternates or Best of Class, Best of Show and Honorable

Mention, where appropriate, will be selected by the judges after all evaluations have been done for a given class. Only

members with a completed project book and blue ribbon will be eligible for the above mentioned awards.

Awards Ceremony: All awards, including Superior and Outstanding ribbons will be presented at the conclusion of the

judging event in the Junior Fair Activities Tent.

“The schedule says I was

supposed to check in an hour

ago! Why am I still waiting to be

evaluated?

“My project was evaluated three

hours ago! Why haven’t they

announced awards yet?

4-H Project Evaluation Tips & Tricks

Plan to be there a while.

Enjoy the ambiance of the

fair. Meet new people. Set a

good example for the youth.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE COMPLETION

REQUIREMENTS ARE FOR YOUR 4-H PROJECT?

Download the Franklin County 4-H Project

Requirement Guidelines here:

http://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-

development/current-members-and-parents/projects

VERY

IMPORTANT!

Exhibit Release Time: Exhibits will be released Sunday, July 26 between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. Exhibitors whose

exhibits leave the fairgrounds prior to this time without written authorization from the Junior Fair Board will not be

allowed to show at the Franklin County Fair the following year. This includes all displays and trophies.

Franklin County Fair Booth Score Sheet

Club/Group______________________________________ Size of Booth ______________

Theme__________________________________________

Things done well:

Things to improve:

% of

score Excellent Good Needs

improvement

35% OVERALL VALUE

- one central idea or theme

- idea presented clearly, yet briefly

- promotes organization or fair

30% INTEREST AND ORIGINALITY

- eye-catching design

- holds the interest of people until they have gained

the essentials of the information presented

30% APPEARANCE

- general appearance is neat and attractive

- lettering is easy to read and neatly done

- correct spellings are used

5% QUALITY OF DISPLAY MATERIALS

- durable materials used

- exhibit will still look good after 7-8 days

GANYARD BUILDING BOOTH SETUP TIMES Wednesday, July 15, 5pm-9pm

Thursday, July 16, 3pm-9pm

Friday, July17, 9am-9pm

See Fair Book - Department 61, Section 301 for complete guidelines.

GANYARD BUILDING BOOTH LAYOUT

PARADE OF CLUB T-SHIRTS

The Franklin County Junior Fair Board would like to put on display as many club T-Shirts as

possible in the Ganyard Building during fair week to promote 4-H clubs to the general public.

If your club would like to participate, please drop off a shirt during Booth set-up by

Thursday, July 16, 9:00 PM to Kathy McNutt. All shirts will be put on display Friday, July 17,

and will be returned to you during booth tear down on July 26.

Writing Projects

587 Writing & Reporting for Teens

588 Creative Writing

• Original copy of work (at least one story or collection of three poems) must be submitted (postmarked) by

July 8 (This is an extension from original deadline of July 1.), to:

Franklin County Jr. Fair Board, P.O. Box 288, Hilliard, OH 43026.

• Each entry item must be submitted on an 8½”x11” inch paper, typewritten or neatly printed.

• Stories should be double-spaced. Poems should be single-spaced.

• In order to keep track of entries, the member’s full name, address and class name should appear on the

cover page. The member’s last name, county and page number should be on the bottom right corner of each

page.

• Entries must be submitted in a 9”x12” envelope, clearly marked with the member’s name and address.

• See the Creative Expressions Evaluation Schedule in this packet for interview/evaluation check-in times.

4-H Livestock Project Evaluation Judging and Skill-a-Thon Cattle, Swine, Sheep, Goats, Poultry, All Rabbits (including pet)

Wednesday, July 15

Registration between 2:45pm and 6:30pm (open house style)

Evaluations begin at 3:00pm

Activities Tent Franklin County Fairgrounds

(NOTE CHANGE IN DATE FROM LAST YEAR!)

Livestock Skills & Evaluation process:

In an effort to keep things moving and get the exhibitors through evaluations as quickly as possible, keep this in mind:

• Exhibitors will check in at the registration table and turn in their books.

• Registration will open at 2:45pm. Registration will close at 6:30pm. YOU MUST BE CHECKED IN BY 6:30pm TO

BE EVALUATED.

• No cell phones will be allowed in the evaluation area. If exhibitors are using cell phones in the evaluation area,

they will be confiscated until all their evaluations are complete.

NEW FOR 2015 – SKILLATHON IS OPTIONAL (But Required for OME Participation!)

Skill #1 Skill #2

Beef (including feeders & dairy feeders)

PARTS OF ANIMAL

FEED TAG

Goats PARTS OF ANIMAL FEED TAG

Poultry PARTS OF ANIMAL FEED TAG

Rabbits (including pets) PARTS OF ANIMAL FEED TAG

Sheep PARTS OF ANIMAL FEED TAG

Swine PARTS OF ANIMAL FEED TAG

MAKEUP LIVESTOCK EVALUATIONS: All livestock projects members MUST BE EVALUATED prior to the fair or participation in the

show at the fair will not be allowed. If you are unable to come to the evaluation day/time

listed above (you must have a very important reason), then you may schedule a makeup

evaluation by contacting Beth Boomershine at [email protected] prior to July 8.

- Participating in a makeup livestock evaluation will result in a 10 point deduction in overall

scores for Outstanding Market Exhibitor per Junior Fair Guidelines.

4-H Clubs will be providing drinks and food items

for sale on the evenings of Wednesday, July 15,

and Thursday July 16, during pre-fair set up.

Consider supporting their tasty fundraisers!

POULTRY/BIRD PROJECTS - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the ban on poultry at the fair just for chickens and turkeys?

No, ALL birds, including water fowl (ducks & geese) have been banned at the fair. There will not be any birds at the fair this year.

How can I complete my project?

Continue to raise your bird. Fill out your project record book. Participate in livestock project evaluations on Wednesday, July 15, at

the fairgrounds.

What can I do at the fair?

We still want you to participate in the fair. As a replacement to the poultry show, the Franklin County Fair Board will be holding an

Avian Bowl on Tuesday, July 21, at 9:00am in the Jr. Fair Activities Tent. All poultry members who enrolled in a 4-H poultry, duck, or

goose project by April 1, are eligible to participate – no fair entry required.

What is an Avian Bowl?

This is a contest that tests youth on their knowledge of avian facts and poultry production and management. (Similar to Jeopardy –

only you don’t answer in the form of a question.) Participants “buzz” in to answer questions. Some bowls use teams but for our

purpose of replacing showmanship, we will not have teams. There will be three divisions – Junior, Intermediate, and Senior.

Make sure you dress in comfortable, cool clothing as the activities tent can sometimes get very warm.

The Avian Bowl will begin with the Senior Division, then Intermediate, and finally Juniors.

What about the livestock sale?

While market poultry members cannot sell in the livestock auction, the Sale Committee has decided to contribute $50 to each

poultry market exhibitor at the Livestock Sale who completes their project by going through evaluation. Poultry market exhibitors

will be invited into the sale ring and have it announced. If buyers want to add on, then they have that opportunity.

Can I still participate in the Outstanding Market Exhibitor contest?

Yes, by participating in the required parts of the contest and the Livestock Evaluations and the Avian Bowl, you can still compete in

the Outstanding Market Exhibitor contest if you make a fair entry for it.

What about the Showman of Showman contest?

The winner of the senior division in the Avian Bowl will go on to represent poultry in the Showman of Showman Contest. The poultry

part of the contest will utilize toy stuffed hens.

How else can I “exhibit” my bird project at the fair?

Members are asked to bring to evaluations on July 15 a sheet of paper (8 ½” x 11”) that has a picture of their bird, the exhibitor’s

name, club name, and the breed of the bird. These will be laminated prior to the fair and posted in the barn.

See the next page for a template.

There isn’t a resource book for poultry yet. How do I study for the Avian Bowl and Project Evaluations?

We’re glad you asked. Here are some great resources for you to study from...

• Youth Exhibition Poultry Association: http://youthexhibitionpoultry.org/educational_material.htm.

• Storey Guides to Raising Poultry/Chickens/Ducks

• How to Raise Chickens – Everything You Need to Know by Christine Heinrichs – Revised and Updated

• The University of Wisconsin has a pdf on raising broilers: http://dodge.uwex.edu/files/2010/06/Raising-Roasters-and-

Broilers.pdf.

• Texas A & M has a pdf on broilers: http://posc.tamu.edu/files/2012/08/L-5537-Getting-Stared-With-Show-Broilers-

2012.pdf.

• The University of Arkansas also has a pdf on broilers: http://www.uaex.edu/publications/pdf/FSA-8004.pdf.

• University of Kentucky: http://afspoultry.ca.uky.edu/extension/4H-poultry.

• Poultry Show Central: http://www.poultryshowcentral.com/Kentucky.html.

I have more questions. Who do I contact?

• 4-H Educator, Beth Boomershine – [email protected]

• Jr. Fair Coordinators - [email protected]

Avian Bowl

Layout

Example

FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR

POULTRY/BIRD PROJECT

PHOTO

OF

BIRD

EXHIBITOR:____________________________

CLUB:_________________________________

BREED:________________________________

RABBIT PROJECT INFORMATION

EVALUATIONS

ALL Rabbit Evaluations will take place on July 15th at the Fair Grounds, 3:00pm-6:30pm. Everyone will

be evaluated during this pre-fair judging. These evaluations include Pet Rabbit Projects. Skills are optional this

year UNLESS you are competing for OME. Evaluations take roughly 30 minutes once you have gone into the

judging area. This year all pet rabbit participants will be eligible to be selected for State Fair evaluations. The

selections will be made based off of evaluation scores.

IMPORTANT DATES

• Animal Move In- Friday July 17, 8:00am- Saturday July 18th 8:00am

• Livestock Participants Meeting- Saturday July 18, 8:45am, in Burke Building

• Market Rabbit Weigh In- Saturday July 18th 2:00-2:30pm Single Fryers and Pen of 3 rabbits need to be

decided upon before placing rabbits on scale.

• Rabbit Health Checks- Completed by Fair Vet Saturday (do not need to be present)

• Rabbit Show- Tuesday July 21th 9:00 am

(Be to the Burke Building Arena by 8:30)

• Rabbit Fun Show (Pre-registered)- Wednesday July 22nd 1:00pm

• Sale Pictures (Market Only)- Prior to Weigh-In

• Animal Release- Saturday July 25th

Rabbits can be released starting at 11:00pm. Rabbit carriers should be brought onto the fair

grounds and the rabbits walked out beginning at 11:00pm. See Department 56 for more info.

All Rabbit information can be found in Department 56 of the Junior Fair Book. If you have any questions do not

hesitate to send rabbit Key Leader, Natalie Hull, an e-mail at [email protected] or call at 614-876-5043.

http://www.fcfair.org/junior-fair-premium-book

RABBIT SHOW DATE CHANGE!

TUESDAY July 21, 9:00am

4-H Public Speaking Contest Tuesday, July 7, Check-In: 6:00pm

5:00-5:30pm Drop off for Thank You Card, T-Shirt Design, & Infomercial Entries

Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center

2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, OH 43210

PARKING PERMIT REQUIRED: http://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-development (found under Additional Resources on the bottom right of the webpage)

Pre- registration was required on electronic fair entry site.

4-H Clothing Project Schedule Evaluation: Tuesday, July 7

Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center

PARKING PERMIT REQUIRED: http://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-development (found under Additional Resources on the bottom right of the webpage)

Fashion Revue: Wednesday, July 22, 7:15pm (participants will need to arrive earlier than this)

Main Entertainment Tent on the Fairgrounds

Note Fashion Revue date change from last year!

3:00pm Sew Fun – Last Names Beginning with A-D

Creative Costumes

Fun with Clothes

Sundresses and Jumpers

Tops for Tweens

4:00pm Sew Fun – Last Names Beginning with E-R

Clothing for Your Career

Clothes for Middle School

Clothes for High School

Sew for Others

Em•bel•lish

Loungewear

Shopping Savvy

5:00pm Sew Fun – Last Names Beginning with S-Z

Look Great for Less

Active Sportswear

Dress-up Dress

Outer Layers

Accessories for Teens

All Clothing Project Members Must Bring the Following To Evaluations:

� Completed Project Book

� Clothing Project with completed outfit & accessories to be modeled before the judge(s).

� Complete pattern(s) used (all pattern pieces, guide sheets and envelopes).

� Completed Fashion Revue Description Form and full-length photograph of outfit on 4-H’er or model.

� Any other displays, activities for records required for the specific project. Please check the project guidelines in the

front of your clothing project book as well as the Franklin County Project Requirements at

http://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-development/current-members-and-parents/projects.

Note: Fashion Revue schedule will be posted at the Clothing Evaluation judging. Members must participate

in both Clothing Evaluations and Fashion Revue to be considered for State Fair Selection, Alternate,

Honorable Mention or Special Clothing Awards.

Due to the change in start time from what was

originally posted in the fair book (4:00 start time),

if you are scheduled for 3:00 and unable to register

until 4:00, the judge will wait without any penalty.

Please notify Beth at [email protected] if

you not able to register until 4:00.

Fashion Revue Description Form

Instructions: Please use the following lines to type a description of your clothing project or type one on a separate sheet

of paper. This exact description will be used as your narration for the Style Revue. This form must be completed before

your judging process can begin. Please attach a head to toe photo on the right-hand corner. Descriptions can include

but are not limited to pattern information, fabric characteristics, garment/outfit characteristics, special details,

accessories, what the 4-Her learned, purpose of outfit and 4-Hes school information. Please see examples on the back

of this page. Description MUST include 4-Hers name, club and project name.

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EXAMPLE 1

Our next model is Insert 4-H Name, daughter of Insert names of parents of Insert city you live in. Name of 4-H’er is 8 years old and is a 2nd

year

member of Insert Club Name. For her dress, Shelby chose a Simplicity pattern. The dress is pink and white and is made from 100% cotton Keepsake

Calico Paisley print. The dress is a V-neck halter dress. The dress features elastic in the back. To complete her outfit, chose a matching bag and pink

headband and sandals. The most challenging part for was keeping the lines straight while sewing. However, she was really excited when she saw

the final dress. Insert 4-Her’s name plans to wear this dress on the first day of school as a 4th

grader at Alton Hall. Thank you, Insert 4-Her’s Name.

EXAMPLE 2

Our next model is Insert 4-Her’s Name, daughter of Insert 4-Her’s Parents Name of Insert name of City. 4-Her’s Name is 13 years old and is a 2nd

year member of the Insert 4-H Club. For her loungewear outfit, 4-Her’s Name chose two Simplicity patterns. The robe is made from grey moleskin

that is 97% polyester and 3% spandex. It is a robe with an empire waistline with gathered skirt and features set-in sleeves, three-button closure and

a Block O on the front pocket. The Block O came from a pair of gloves and was then appliquéd on. It is completely lined with red flannel for warmth

during cold winter Ohio nights. The sleeves can be cuffed to show off the red flannel. The baby-doll pajamas are made from a set of Ohio State

University patterned sheets. They are completely lined for modesty as the sheets are very thin. The pajamas have elastic at the neckline, sleeves,

and waistline of the shorts. The shirt-tail hem and hem of the shorts are machine-stitched for durability. Her slippers are flip-flops that are

decorated with strips of scarlet and gray from the robe. The most challenging tasks of this outfit were buttons and button holes, gathering, and top

stitching. The cost of this robe was approximately $33.00 because she used 40% off coupons and her accessories total about $17.00. She plans to

wear this outfit to sleepovers with friends and during her 8th

grade trip to Washington DC. This fall, she will be an 8th

grader at Hilliard Memorial

Middle School. Thank you, 4-Her’s Name.

4-H Clothing Construction Evaluation Score Sheet

Name: _________________________________ Club: ________________________ Project: _____________________

Criteria Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Needs

Improvement

Fashion

Superior work

that exceeds

expectations

Outstanding

work / very little

room for

improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Current fashion reflected in garment,

accessories, hairstyle and / or makeup

Fashion influences used effectively- suited to

the individual and appropriate fit overall

Comments

Design Outfit is interesting, distinctive,

individualistic

Outfit is becoming to individual in color, line,

proportion, and scale

Outfit parts, including accessories, are

coordinated

Comments

Fit Smooth fit overall; no wrinkles or folds,

adequate ease

Details positioned correctly (darts & seams) Garment balanced front to back and side to

side

Comments

Construction Smooth overall outside appearance; under

construction not evident; absence of bulk

Straight stitching, even gathers, matched

plaids, etc.

Techniques used appropriate for fabric type Garment pressed adequately Comments

Grooming Well groomed overall; clothes are neat and

clean without signs of soil or perspiration

stains

Undergarments appropriate and don’t show Comments

Personable Qualities Attitude/Confidence/Ease

• Pleasant expression, smiles

• Makes eye contact

• Personal appearance

• Posture / poise

Comments

White copy- Judge, Yellow copy- 4-H Member

� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Clothing Non-Construction Evaluation Score Sheet



Improvement

Fashion

Superior work

that exceeds

expectations

Outstanding

work / very little

room for

improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Current fashion reflected in garment,

accessories, hairstyle and / or makeup

Fashion influences used effectively- suited to

the individual and appropriate fit overall

Comments

Design Outfit is interesting, distinctive,

individualistic

Outfit is becoming to individual in color, line,

proportion, and scale

Outfit parts, including accessories, are

coordinated

Comments

Fit Smooth fit overall; no wrinkles or folds,

adequate ease

Details positioned correctly (darts & seams) Garment balanced front to back and side to

side

Comments

Knowledge (as determined by personal

interview & project book)

Project book completed appropriately /

provides accurate record of activities

Knowledge verbalized succinctly Skills learned through project activities

illustrated in book

Comments

Grooming Well groomed overall; clothes are neat and

clean without signs of soil or perspiration

stains

Undergarments appropriate and don’t show Comments

Personable Qualities Attitude/Confidence/Ease




• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Miscellaneous Project Evaluation Judging Schedule Saturday, July 18

Junior Fair Activities Tent, Franklin County Fairgrounds, Hilliard, OH

10:00am

First Aid

Makeover my Space

One-on-One

Finding Your Voice

Family History Treasure Hunt

Becoming Money Wise

Money Fundamentals

Rockets Away – 2 liter Bottles

Crank it Up

Warm it Up

Robotics 1: NeXT Technology

Robotics 2: NeXT Step

Robotics with Legos

11:00am

Keeping Fit

Truth about Tobacco

Staying Healthy

Laundry Project

Club Leadership

Teens on Board

Growing with Others

Self Determined – Babysitting

Science Fun with Dairy Foods

Money Moves

Teens on the Road to Financial Success

Radio Controlled Vehicles

Arcs and Sparks

Rockets Away – Solid Fuel Model

Science Fun with Flight

Science Fun with Physics

12:00pm

Alcohol and Drug Abuse

You’re the Athlete

Adventures in Home Living

Project Citizen

Leadership Master

Carteens

Diversity: The Source of Our Strength

Camp Counselor

Leadership Road Trip

My Hands to Larger Service

Science Fun with Kitchen Chemistry

Discovering 4-H

Pantry Panic

Self-Determined – Computers

Science Fun with Flight

Rope

Bicycling for Fun

Wheels in Motion

Magic of Electricity

Investigating Electricity

Wired for Power

Learning About Your Tractor

DON’T BE ALARMED!

You may notice the placement of timers on the evaluation

tables throughout the week of the fair. This is simply a

reminder to the judges that they should try to keep each

interview approximately equal in length. Many of them

lose track of time, so this is a helpful tool for them. Your

child is not being timed and they are not rushed from the

table when the timer chimes. It’s a way for the judge to

know that they should begin wrapping up the interview.

4-H Miscellaneous Evaluation Score Sheet



Improvement

Quality/Knowledge in Project Display

Meets all requirements as listed

Superior work that

exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work /

very little room for

improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

(CHECK ONE OR MORE)

� Tri-fold board- with information

learned in project

� Poster- with information learned in

project

� Educational Display- 3D (not a poster)

� Binder – with information learned in

project

� Additional items as stated in project

requirements

Originality, creativity, functionality,

free of errors

Comments



Extra learning opportunities utilized

(workshops, clinics, demonstrations,

field trips, etc.)

Project book completed according to

guidelines / provides accurate record

of activities

Knowledge verbalized succinctly

Skills learned through project activities

illustrated in book

Comments

Communication

Able to express project knowledge

Communicates appropriately

Conveys satisfaction and information

Comments

Personable Qualities

Attitude/Confidence/Ease




• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

Natural Resources

Horticulture

Cat and Small Animal

Project Evaluation Judging Schedule Sunday, July 19


3:00pm Vet Science 1- Airedales to Zebras

Vegetable Gardening

Cat 1 – Purr-fect Pals

Pocket Pets

Ohio Birds

Fishing for the Beginner

Insect World 1

Basic Archery – Last Names A-M

Shooting Sports – Archery – Last Names A-M

Shooting Sports – Shotgun

4:00pm Vet Science 3 – On the Cutting Edge

Basic Archery – Last Names N-Z

Canning & Freezing

Growing with the Seasons

Cat 2 – Climbing Up

Let’s Explore the Outdoors

Beekeeping

Shooting Sports – Archery – Last Names N-Z

Shooting Sports – Rifle – Last Names A-M

5:00pm Vet Science 2- All Systems Go

How Does your Garden Grow

Growing Together

Jr Master Gardener

Cat 3 – Leaping Forward

Reptiles and Amphibians

Cavies

Fishing for the Intermediate

Why Trees Matter

Safe Use of Guns

Shooting Sports – Pistol

Shooting Sports – Rifle – Last Names N-Z

Has the rain interfered with success in

your garden project this year?

• That’s ok! Complete your project to

the best of your ability.

• Document how the rain affected

your yield and other aspects of the

project.

• Excessive rain happens sometimes

and it does hinder growing seasons.

• Our judges know this and

understand. This is a learning

experience and the judges are more

interested in what you learned from

the project!

2015 FRANKLIN COUNTY COMPANION ANIMAL DAY CERTIFICATE OF VACCINATION for CATS and FERRETS

Exhibitor’s Name County Address (Street or P. O. Box) (City) (Zip) Pet’s Name Age Birth Date (Month/Day/Year)

Male [ ] Female [ ] Spayed/Neutered [ ] Species/Breed Color/Markings

THE INFORMATION BELOW IS TO BE COMPLETED & SIGNED BY YOUR VETERINARIAN.

VACCINATIONS REQUIRED* FOR _________________________ COUNTY COMPANION ANIMAL DAY JUDGING for CATS and FERRETS: All required vaccinations must be given by a licensed, accredited veterinarian and must be current through for county judging and through July 31, 2015 for Ohio State Fair Judging. For OSF, cats must be 15 weeks old and ferrets must be 12 weeks old by July 31, 2015.

Feline Vaccinations Date Vaccination Given Ferret Vaccinations Date Vaccination Given Rabies – 1 year or 3 yrs. (circle one) Rabies – 1 yr. or 3 yrs. (circle one)

Must list Rabies Tag No. Must List Rabies Tag No.

Panleukopenia (FPL) Canine Distemper (CDV)

Viral Rhinotracheitis (PVR)

Calcivirus (FCV)

Feline Leukemia (FeLV) - recommended

*With the exception of Rabies, the above vaccination requirements may be waived depending on the veterinarian’s recommendations for this individual animal. If a vaccination is waived, please state the reason in the area below. FeLV is recommended, not required.

I hereby verify that I am a licensed, accredited veterinarian and have vaccinated the above cat or ferret.

Clinic Name Clinic Phone ( ) Mailing Address City State Zip Administering Veterinarian’s Name Veterinarian’s Signature Date

This certificate is also an acceptable Certificate of Vaccination at the Ohio State Fair Companion Animal Day Judging on July 31, 2015.

4-H Small Animal Evaluation Score Sheet

Name: _________________________________ Club: ________________________

CATS OTHER SELF DETERMINED

216 Purr-fect Pals (Level 1) 215 Cavy 365.13 Reptiles/Amphibians

217 Climbing Up! (Level 2) 220 Pocket Pets 365 Other_______________

218 Leaping Forward (Level 3) Gerbil Hamster Mouse Rat


Improvement

Exhibit

Superior work that

exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work /


improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Has animal, adequate cage, and

accessories (if required for project)

- Cage, bedding, and accessories are

clean

Can handle animal if asked by judge

Shows proper handling and

showmanship techniques if applicable

Has pictures, scrapbook, or poster

showing activities with project

Comments





field trips, etc.)

Project book completed appropriately/

provides accurate record of activities


Skills learned through project activities

illustrated in book

Comments

Communication




Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Cloverbud Show-N-Tell Monday, July 20

Junior Fair Activities Tent, Franklin County Fairgrounds, Hilliard

3:00pm All Cloverbud Members

Bring one item made during a 4-H Cloverbud activity or experience this year. Do not

bring food or animals to Cloverbud Show-N-Tell. Lots of fun activities will have your

Cloverbuds Exploring Space and keeping busy before and after their Show-N-Tell time!

CLOVERBOT CHALLENGE TEAMS: Clubs that participated in the 2015 Ohio 4-H Cloverbot

Challenge are encouraged to display their LEGO creation and Show-me Poster during

Cloverbud Show-N-Tell. Space will be reserved for these during Show-N-Tell.

4-H Creative Expressions Evaluation Judging Schedule Tuesday, July 21


3:00 Get Started in Art – Juniors

Measuring Up

Scrapbooking – Juniors

Focus on Photography – Level 1 – Last Names A-M

Controlling the Image – Level 2

Mastering Photography - Level 3

Cake Decorating – Beginners Juniors

Creative Writing (see page 5 for submission info)

Self Determined – Juniors

You Can Quilt

4:00 Focus on Photography – Level 1 – Last Names N-Z

Get Started in Art – Seniors

Making the Cut

Nailing it Together

Scrapbooking – Seniors

Cake Decorating – Beginner Seniors

Writing and Reporting for Teens (see page 5 for submission info)

Self Determined – Seniors

My Favorite Things

Self Determined – Skateboarding

5:00 Finishing Up

Scrapbooking - 2 years or more

Cake Decorating - Intermediate

Cake Decorating - Advanced

Set the Stage

Play the Role

Self Determined – Sign Language

Self Determined – Genetics

Get Started in Art Evaluation Score Sheet


Brief description of what you are exhibiting:______________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

(CHECK SOURCE OF DESIGN)

� An original design created by the exhibitor

� Adapted or copied from a picture, actual, etc.

� Made from a kit

� A combination of original design and store bought items


Improvement

Knowledge, Understanding, &

Application of: (as determined by personal

interview, display, & project book)

Superior work

that exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work /


improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Design Elements:

color, line, texture, form, space,

movement, value

Design Principles: (Members 14 & older ONLY)

emphasis, rhythm, proportion, balance,

harmony, variety

Quality of Technique and Workmanship

Appropriate use of materials

Condition of materials

Finishing techniques

Care and durability



field trips, etc.)

Project book completed according to

guidelines / provides accurate record of

activities

Communication




Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Photography Evaluation Score Sheet



Improvement

Display of Work

Superior work

that exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work

/ very little room

for improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

(CHECK ONE OR MORE)

� A single mounted print

� Prints that tell a photo story

� Prints that illustrate an activity

� Single print with the news story it

illustrates (585 and 586)

Photo Journal

Includes negatives or print sheets

Minimum of 24 pictures

Comments

Photographic Ability

Photographs are clear and sharp

Shows details in areas where

appropriate

Pictures mounted neatly and securely

Comments

Project Book

Provides accurate record of activities

Engaged in leadership / citizenship

activities found in book

Complete all project guidelines

Comments



Basic concept of taking pictures

understood

Basic knowledge of photographic

developing process


(workshops, clinics, field trips, etc.)


Comments

Communication



Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Quilting Evaluation Score Sheet

Name: __________________ Club: ___________________ Project: _________________


Improvement

Fabric Selection & Preparation

Superior work

that exceeds

expectations

Outstanding

work / very little

room for

improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Fabric suitable for purpose

Understanding of fabric

preparation prior to cutting

Knowledge of color wheel and

complementary colors

Effective use of color for quilt

blocks, binding, and backing

Comments

Knowledge (as determined by


Knowledge of basic steps of

quilting

Knowledge of cutting fabrics

Explanation of pressing & ironing

Comments

Construction

Smooth overall outside

appearance; absence of wrinkles,

tucks, etc.

Under construction not evident on

outside

Used appropriate techniques to

complete quilt

Suitable method for quilting layers

together

Absence of bulk

Accuracy (on grain, straight

stitching, seam alignment)

Corners neatly mitered

Comments

Quilt overall appearance

Quilt is distinctive or individualistic

/ well pressed / uniformly shaped

Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Self Determined Evaluation Score Sheet

Name: _________________________________ Club: ________________________ Project: ________________



Improvement

Presentation of Project

Superior work that

exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work

/ very little room

for improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

Reaction to and ability to answer

questions

Well prepared and articulate

Comments

Quality of Project

Clear and concise, well organized, free of

spelling errors

Tri-fold display (36” x 48”) includes title,

background information, areas of interest,

results, and conclusion

Comments

Depth and Thoughtfulness of Project Area

Project challenging enough for others to

try

Background is thorough

Areas explored are significant and

meaningful

Level of intensity and knowledge gained is

significant

Comments

Self-determined project guide

Completed guidelines

Completed notebook including written

plan with pictures / documentation of

requirements

Documentation representative of

experience

Comments

Communication



Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments

� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Woodworking Evaluation Score Sheet



Improvement

Item Constructed

Superior work that

exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work /


improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work

for member’s age

and experience

Area that could be

improved

(CHECK ONE OR MORE)

� #556: choose one- box, letter holder,

picture frame, other tool appropriate item

� #557: choose one-napkin/letter holder,

birdhouse, stool, other tool appropriate

item

� #558: choose one-bookcase, jigsaw puzzle,

box of many uses, other tool appropriate

item

� #559: choose one-stepstool/chair, table

hockey game, other tool appropriate item

� #560M: tool appropriate item

Quality of workmanship appropriate

for age and level

Comments

Exhibit with Tools � #556: exhibit includes use of hand tools

such as hammer, saw, clamp, chisel, etc.

� #557: exhibit includes use of hand tools

and power tools (if they had supervision)

such as miter saw, table saw, drill press,

bandsaw, planner, power nailing, cordless

saw

� #558: exhibit includes use of non-power

and power tools such as radial arm saw,

lathe, router, power circular saw, shaper

� #559: exhibit includes information on

using power and non-power tools and

demonstrated increase in knowledge /

skills over previous projects

� #560M: Exhibit shows creativity, proper

joinery technique, good layout & design

Comments

Knowledge of Woodworking


Additional concepts covered in project

(completed project book)

Comments






• Posture / poise

Comments

White copy- Judge, Yellow copy � Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

4-H Nutrition Project Evaluation Judging Schedule Wednesday, July 22


Please Note: Nutrition Project Evaluation procedures have changed this year!

Each member will only see one judge for their entire project.

Carefully check the time that you are scheduled to be evaluated!

1:00pm Let’s Start Cooking (Last Names A-L)

Snack Attack (Last Names A-R)

Fast Break for Breakfast

You’re the Chef

2:00pm Let’s Start Cooking (Last Names M-R)

Snack Attack (Last Names S-Z)

Grill Master (A-M)

Yeast Breads

3:00pm Let’s Start Cooking (Last Names S-Z)

Grill Master (Last Names N-Z)

Star Spangled Foods

Global Gourmet

4:00 Dashboard Dining (Note different requirements in the project requirement guide.)

Beyond the Grill

Racing the Clock

Sports Nutrition I

Party Planner

Sports Nutrition 2: Get Set!

Quick Breads

Please pay close attention to the information in the project requirement guide regarding food and nutrition projects.

This is especially important for Dashboard Dining which has different requirements than the other projects in this

category. http://franklin.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-development/current-members-and-parents/projects

Evaluation Requirements for ALL Food/Nutrition Projects

• Completed project book with documentation of preparing 75% of all recipes in the project book and 100% of all

project activities. Projects with incomplete project books will not be considered for State Fair 4-H Selection, Alternate or

Honorable Mention Awards at the county fair.

• A prepared food item with recipe related to the 4-H project that meets food safety guidelines. Be prepared to discuss

preparation of food item.

• Be prepared to participate in a planned menu activity utilizing MyPlate. www.myplate.gov

• Be prepared to answer five questions on any nutrition facts or other project information contained in the project book.

• A Presentation Project- Portfolio ( This replaces the educational display component)

The “Presentation Project” is a project specific to the participant’s book. The participant will be responsible for bringing

a 3 pronged folder that includes 8½” x 11” pages. The participants will create a maximum of one page (one-sided only)

per “activity area” or “interest area” as designated in the front of their project books. These pages could be in collage,

journaling, timeline, photo, or any other format that would illustrate the work and knowledge of the participant. Each

page could be different or could be a combination of styles allowing the 4-Her to reflect on their learning experience.

There will be no points for scrapbooking style. The portfolios will be judged on the inclusion of information about the

interest or activity areas listed in the front of each book, the organization of the materials, verbal presentation, and

communication with the judge regarding their portfolio.

4-H Food & Nutrition Evaluation Score Sheet



Improvement

Nutrition Portfolio & Book

No credit for scrapbooking style

Superior work that

exceeds

expectations

Outstanding work /


improvement

Well done /

Solid grasp of

fundamentals

Appropriate work for

member’s age and

experience

Area that could be

improved

Binder with 8 ½” x 11” pages

1 page for each activity or

interest area

Project book reflects work done

in activities

Comments

Food item

Flavor, color, texture, shape, size,

and aroma of food item

Meets food safety criteria

Knowledge of how the food item

was prepared

Comments

Knowledge of Food and Nutrition

Project

Able to complete MyPlate

activity correctly

Answers questions from project

book correctly

Comments



• Pleasant expression,

smiles



• Posture / poise

Comments


� Blue

� Red

� White

� Superior

� Outstanding

� SFS / BOC

� SFA

� HM

DEPARTMENTS 64 (Youth/Cloverbuds) & 65

FRANKLIN COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR SPECIAL ACTIVITIES


(unless location is noted below)

The list of times in this section is not meant to replace any specific rules, registration times,

or other specifics that are listed in the Fair Book. Please refer to the Franklin County

Fair Book for contest rules and registration times: http://fcfair.org

Check the Fair Book for specific check-in times for your age group!

Tuesday, July 7

5:00pm Creative Baking Contest

Saturday, July 18

11:15am Interlocking Block Contest

4:00pm Photography Contest

7:00pm Royalty Contest (Entertainment Tent)

Sunday, July 19

1:30pm Model Horse Show (Activities Tent – location change from previous years)

6:30pm Gardening Events in Honor of Tom McNutt

Monday, July 20

12:00pm Bike Rodeo

5:00pm Scarecrow Contest

7:00pm Veggie/Fruit Car Derby

Tuesday, July 21

3:00pm Duct Tape Contest

5:00pm Scrapbooking Contest

7:00pm Arrangement Challenge

Wednesday, July 22

1:00pm Creative Baking Poster Drop Off

2:00pm Edible Arrangement Challenge

7:00pm Youth Runway on the Midway (Entertainment Tent)

Thursday, July 23

1:30pm Creative Baking Contest Auction (Entertainment Tent)

5:30pm Dutch Oven Contest

GANYARD BUILDING WATCH SCHEDULE

Date 4-H Club/Group

Saturday, July 18

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Shooting Stars

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Liberty Bells/

4:00 pm –5:30 pm Dream Achievers

5:30 pm –7:00 pm Country Blazers

7:00 pm – 8:15 pm Whetstone 4Hers

8:15 pm – 9:30 pm K-9 Wonder Dogs

Sunday, July 19

9:00 am – 12:30 pm Golden Explorers

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Fr Co Shooting Sports

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm City Slickers

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Buckeye Clover Express

Monday, July 20

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Sewing Seeds

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Hilliard 4Hers

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Great Expectations

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Fantastic Futures

Tuesday, July 21

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Clovers Forever

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Carousel Riders

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm 4H Explorers

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Grove City Clover Crew

Wednesday, July 22

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Groveport Buttoneers

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm NEED VOLUNTEERS

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Lucky Clovers

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Building Closed for Fashion Revue

Thursday, July 23

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Golden Explorers

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Liberty Bells

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Ropes & Reins

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Barn Busters

Friday, July 24

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Green Machine

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Far East

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Hilliard Lucky Live Wires

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Serendipity

Saturday, July 25

9:00 am– 12:30 pm Cardinal Crew

12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Young Riders

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Boy Scouts

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Girl Scouts

2015 4-H Pop Stand Schedule

DATE TIME CLUB

Saturday, July 18 7:00 - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Whetstone 4-H'ers

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Westerville 4-H

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Fantastic Futures

Sunday, July 19 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Great Expectations

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. 4-H Dreamers

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Buckeye Clover Express

Monday, July 20 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Green Machine

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Golden Explorers

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Fantastic Futures

Tuesday, July 21 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Clovers 4-ever

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Ropes and Reins

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Shooting Stars

Wednesday, July 22 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Groveport Buttoneers

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Serendipity

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Grove City Clover Crew

Thursday, July 23 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Far East 4-H Club

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Liberty Bells

5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Friday, July 24 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Lucky Clovers

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Carousel Riders

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Hilliard Lucky Live Wires

Saturday, July 25 9:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.

1:30 - 5:45 p.m. Cardinal Crew

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. 4-H Explorers

* The highlighted areas are still available for volunteers. If your club would like to volunteer to work during

one of those open times, please let Bobbi Bedinghaus know at [email protected].

DONATIONS NEEDED

The 4-H Council is in need of donations of cases of 16.9 oz water bottles to sell the week of the fair. Please let

Bobbi know if you will be able to donate. They ask that you bring the cases to the fair setup days on

Wednesday, Thursday or Friday and drop off to the Pop Stand shed. Thank you!

Burke Building and Cattle Barn Clean Up Schedule

Date Time Club

Sat. 7/18 Afternoon/Evening Young Riders/ Country Town

Sun. 7/19 Morning Hellbranch

Sun. 7/19 Afternoon/Evening Bit of Luck/ Serendipity

Mon. 7/20 Morning Hold Your Horses

Mon. 7/20 Afternoon/Evening Carousel Riders/ Lucky Clovers

Tues. 7/21 Morning Country Blazers

Tues. 7/21 Afternoon/Evening Groveport Buttoneers/ Great Expectations

Wed. 7/22 Morning Green Machine

Wed. 7/22 Afternoon/Evening Fantastic Futures/Ropes & Reins

Thurs. 7/23 Morning 4-H Explorers

Thurs. 7/23 Afternoon/Evening Golden Explorers/ Barn Busters

Fri. 7/24 Morning Hilliard 4-Hers

Fri. 7/24 Afternoon/Evening Buckeye Clover Express/ City Slickers

Sat. 7/25 Morning Dream Achievers/ Grove City Clover Crew

Thank you in advance for your help in keeping the barns clean. (Please remember cleaning the barn includes both the Burke building and the cattle barn.)

Jr Fair Board Livestock Advisors – Jon Hay, Denise Buergel and Rachel Bausch

2015 4-H COUNCIL PORK LOIN DINNER Includes: Pork Loin, Texas Roadhouse Rolls/Cinnamon Butter, Choice of 2 Sides, Dessert, and a Drink

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 4:00pm – 7:00pm

Jr. Fair Activities Tent

Pre-sale tickets sold in the pop stand during the fair.

Ticket packs of 20 or more - $5.00/dinner � Single Tickets - $6.00/dinner

Tickets on July 18 - $8.00/dinner

This is a great meal for a great cause! Awesome end of the fair opportunity for your club to

get together for a meal and fellowship! Invite 4-H Alumni to attend!

2015 4-H Campers – come with your family for dinner and stick around to show off

your dance moves at the 7:30pm Dance sponsored by the Teen Leaders Council

Funds raised support camp scholarships, county 4-H awards,

leadership opportunities for youth, and training for volunteers. Invite your friends!

VOLUNTEERS AND DONATIONS NEEDED! We have a created a volunteer sign up for shifts during the dinner and for donations requested

for the dinner, please visit this link: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0f4ca8aa22a1ff2-pork to sign up,

or email committee chair Kerry Riggs at [email protected]

A 4-H Poem There once was a boy who won some ribbons of blue;

Came home from the Fair with a big trophy, too.

With a voice glad and proud, he said to his Dad,

“Tis the very best year that I’ve ever had.”

Said his very wise Dad, “Son, I’d like to hear,

Why you think that this was such a very fine year.”

“Why, Dad, you well know all the prizes I’ve won;

How I’ve come out on top in most things I’ve done.

Just look at the ribbons that hang on the wall,

And think of the money I’ve made since last fall,

From premium checks and a big auction price,

You can’t help but think cash and ribbons are nice.”

But the man said, “My son, you’re not thinking right.

Blue Ribbons, tis true, are better than white;

But ribbons will fade and trophies grow old.

Monies soon spend and fame soon grows cold.”

“The important things, son, are not ribbons or pins,

And sometimes it’s really the loser who wins.

Now here are the things most important, it’s true,

Your 4-H experience has accomplished for you.”

You’ve seen how a business meeting is run.

This knowledge will help you in years to come.

You’ve conquered the fear of addressing a crowd.

You’ve learned how to stand up and talk nice and loud.”

“Patience you’ve learned in your project, too.

As well as some skills that will always help you.

You’ve learned the fine feeling it gives you to lend.

A glad helping hand to a stranger or a friend.

You’ve learned to cooperate with majority rule,

To give in with grace and not be the fool

Who always must have his very own way.

Be it in club work, in school, or at play.

You’ve learned how to lose without making a “beef”.

You know the judge judges to his/her best belief.

You’ve learned how to win without boasting too loud.

A kid can lose friends if he’s overly proud.”

“These are the things most important to you.

You’ll remember and use them all your life through.

They’ll help you become a mighty fine man.

They’ll do more for you than a prize ever can.

EVENTS SPONSORED BY:

4-H TEEN LEADERS COUNCIL

Craft Night on Tuesday, July 21, 5-7pm

Where: Outside the Jr. Fair Activities ten

All 4-H members are welcome to participate in provided craft activities.

Annual 4-H Dance on Friday, July 24, 7:30-10pm

Where: Jr. Fair Activities Tent

Immediately Following the 4-H Council Pork Loin Dinner

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