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Pics for PECS™ Version 13© Wordlist New images are bolded in red Activities and Events 1. art 1 31. file 60. mow lawn 93. sort 2. art 2 32. finger-paint 61. music silverware 3. assembly 33. fire drill 1 62. music class 94. sort washing 4. bedtime 34. fire drill 2 63. OT 95. sorting 5. breakfast 35. fold 64. party 96. speech 6. cafeteria 36. fold clothes 65. PE 1 97. spelling 7. centers 37. food prep 66. PE 2 98. stock shelves 8. centres 38. grooming 67. picnic 99. story time 9. change 39. gross motor 68. play area 100. stuff clothes 40. gross motor 69. PT envelopes 10. circle 2 game 70. quiet time 101. surprise 11. circle 3 41. group 71. reading 102. sweep 12. class 42. gym 72. recess 103. take out 13. clean 43. iron 73. rec-leisure rubbish bathroom 44. jobs 74. recycle 104. take out 14. collate 45. laminate 75. rice table trash 15. color 46. leisure 76. sand pit 105. vacuum 16. colour 47. library 77. sand play 106. vending 17. cook 48. line up 78. sand table 107. walk the dog 18. cooking 49. listen 79. sand tray 108. wash dishes 19. crafts 50. listening 80. sandbox 109. wash face 20. cut grass 51. load 81. school shop 110. wash hands 21. deliver mail dishwasher 82. school store 111. wash windows 22. deliver 52. look out 83. science 112. water plants message window 84. sensory table 113. water play 23. dinner 53. lunch 85. set table 114. water table 24. dramatic play 54. mainstream 86. shave 115. wipe table 25. dress 55. math 87. shred paper 116. work 1 26. dress up 56. maths 88. song 117. work 2 27. dust 57. meeting 89. sort cutlery 118. work 3 28. empty bin 58. morning 90. sort laundry 119. write 29. empty circle 1 91. sort mail 120. writing 1 dishwasher 59. morning 92. sort post 30. empty trash circle 2 Pics for PECS™ Version 13© Alphabet and Numerals Upper case A-Z Lower case a-z Numerals 1. 0 6. 5 11. 10 16. 8th 2. 1 7. 6 12. 4th 17. 9th 3. 2 8. 7 13. 5th 18. 10th 4. 3 9. 8 14. 6th 19. 11th 5. 4 10. 9 15. 7th 20. 12th Animals-General 1. alligator 40. dog 2 79. leopard 118. seahorse 2. animals 41. dolphin 80. lion 119. seal 3. ant 42. donkey 81. lizard 120. shark 4. antelope 43. dragon 82. llama 121. sheep 5. armadillo 44. dragonfly 83. lobster 122. skunk 6. badger 45. duck 84. monkey 1 123. sloth bear 7. bat 46. duckling 1 85. moose 124. snail 8. bear 47. duckling 2 86. mosquito 125. snake 9. beaver 48. eagle 87. moth 126. spider 10. bee 49. echidna 88. mouse 1 127. squid 11. beetle 50. elephant 89. musk ox 128. squirrel 12. beetle 2 51. ferret 90. octopus 129. starfish 13. beetle -stag 52. fish 91. orangutan 130. stingray 14. bird 53. flamingo 92. ostrich 131. swan 15. blue whale 54. flea 93. otter 132. swordfish 16. bug 55. fly 94. owl 133. tadpole 17. bugs 56. fox 95. panda 134. Tasmanian 18. bull 57. frog 96. panther devil 19. bunny 58. gerbil 97. parrot 135. tiger 20. butterfly 59. giraffe 98. peacock 136. toad 21. calf 60. goat 99. pelican 137. toucan 22. camel 61. goldfish 100. penguin 138. tuna 2 23. cat 1 62. goose 101. pets 139. turkey 24. cat 2 63. gorilla 102. pig 140. turtle 25. caterpillar 64. grasshopper 103. pigeon 141. turtle 2 26. cheetah 65. groundhog 104. platypus 142. walrus 27. chick 66. guinea pig 105. polar bear 143. whale 1 28. chicken 67. hamster 106. porcupine 144. whale 2 29. chimpanzee 68. hippo 107. possum 1 145. wolf 30. chipmunk 69. horse 108. possum 2 146. wombat 31. cow 70. hummingbird 109. puppy 147. woodlice 32. crab 71. jellyfish 110. rabbit 1 148. woodlouse 33. cricket 72. kangaroo 111. rabbit 2 149. woodpecker 34. cricket-bug 73. kitten 112. raccoon 150. worm 35. crocodile 74. koala 113. reindeer 151. zebra 1 36. deer 75. koi 114. rhino 152. zebra 2 37. dingo 76. kookaburra 115. roly poly 38. dinosaur 77. ladybug 116. rooster 39. dog 1 78. lamb 117. sea turtle © 2013, by Pyramid Educational Consultants 2 Pics for PECS™ Version 13© Animals- Accessories and Parts 1. beak 5. dog collar 9. feather 13. tail 2. bird feeder 6. dog food 10. leash (dog) 14. web 3. cocoon 7. dog lead 11. nest 4. dog bone 8. ears 12. pet food Attributes-Colors 1. beige 8. colors 1 15. green 2 22. red 2. black 9. colors 2 16. grey 23. silver 3. blue-dark 10. colours 1 17. multi 24. tan 4. blue-light 11. colours 2 18. orange 1 25. white 1 5. blue 1 12. gold 19. pink 26. white 2 6. blue 2 13. gray 20. purple 27. yellow 7. brown 14. green 1 21. rainbow Attributes-Prepositions 1. behind 1 7. first 2 13. last 2 19. second 2 2. behind 2 8. in front of 1 14. middle 20. third 2 3. between 1 9. in front of 2 15. next to 1 21. top 4. between 2 10. in 1 16. next to 2 22. under 1 5. bottom 11. in 1 17. on 1 23. under 2 6. first 1 12. last 1 18. on 2 Attributes-Shapes 1. bone 6. half circle 11. oval 16. star 2. circle 1 7. heart 12. rectangle 17. triangle 3. diamond 8. hexagon 13. semi circle 4. fish 9. moon 14. shapes 5. flower 2 10. octagon 15. square Attributes-Other 1. all 17. fat 33. low 1 49. short 2 2. big 18. few 34. low 2 50. skinny 3. broken 19. from 1 35. many 51. sliced 4. checked 20. from 2 36. minced 52. slow 5. chopped 21. full 37. more 53. small 6. clean 22. hard 38. noisy 54. smooth 1 7. cold 23. high 1 39. off 4 55. smooth 2 8. crunchy 24. high 2 40. off switch 1 56. soft 9. curved 25. hot 1 41. off switch 2 57. spotted 10. dirty 26. hot 2 42. on switch 1 58. straight 11. dotted 27. inside 43. on switch 2 59. striped 12. down 1 28. left 44. one 60. tall 13. down 2 29. less 45. plaid 61. that 14. dry 30. little 46. right 62. thin 15. empty 31. long 47. rough 63. to 1 16. fast 32. loud 48. short 1 64. to 2 © 2013, by Pyramid Educational Consultants 3 Pics for PECS™ Version 13© 65. up 1 67. volume-down 69. wet 66. up 2 68. volume-up 70. zig zags Body Parts-General 1. ankle 11. elbow 1 21. hair 31. shoulder 2. arm 12. elbow 2 22. hand 32. stomach 3. back 13. eyebrow 23. head 33. teeth 4. beard 14. eyes 24. knee 34. throat 5. belly 15. face 1 25. lap 35. thumb 6. belly button 16. face 2 26. leg 36. toenails 7. cheek 1 17. face 3 27. mouth 37. toes 8. cheek 2 18. finger 28. mustache 38. tongue 9. chin 19. fingernails 29. neck 39. tummy 10. ear 20. foot 30. nose Body Parts-Gender Related 1. bottom 2 2. breasts 3. penis 4. vagina Calendar-General 1. calendar 4. tomorrow 7. weekend 10. yesterday 2. day 5. week 8. weekend-US 3. months 6. week-US 9. year Calendar-Days 1. Monday-US 5. Wednesday- 8. Thursday 12. Saturday 2. Monday US 9. Friday-US 13. Sunday-US 3. Tuesday-US 6. Wednesday 10. Friday 14. Sunday 4. Tuesday 7. Thursday-US 11. Saturday-US Calendar-Months 1. January 4. April 7. July 10. October 2. February 5. May 8. August 11. November 3. March 6. June 9. September 12. December Clothing 1. animal hat 7. bathing suit- 13. boxer shorts 20. cape 2. apron 1 2 piece 14. boxers 21. cardigan 3. apron 2 8. belt 15. bra 22. coat 1 4. art smock 9. bib 16. bracelet 1 23. coat 2 5. base ball cap 10. bikini 17. bracelet 2 24. coin purse 6. bathing suit 11. boots 18. briefs 25. crown 12. boxer briefs 19. bum bag 26. diaper © 2013, by Pyramid Educational Consultants 4 Pics for PECS™ Version 13© 27. dress shirt 57. lei 87. running shoes 118. tights 28. dressing gown 58. mittens 88. sandals 1 119. track pants 29. earrings 59. nappy 89. sandals 2 120. trainers 30. fire hat 60. necklace 90. scarf 121. trousers 31. flip flops 61. necktie 91. shirt 1 122. trouser 32. glasses 62. nightdress 1 92. shirt 2 hanger 33. gloves/ 63. nightdress 2 93. shoe lace 123. t-shirt mittens 64. nightdress 3 94. shoes 1 124. underpants 34. gum boots 1 65. nightgown 1 95. shoes 2 125. undershirt 35. gum boots 2 66. nightgown 2 96. shorts 126. underwear 36. handkerchief 67. nightgown 3 97. singlet 127. vest 1 37. hand bag 68. nightie 1 98. ski cap 128. vest 2 38. hard hat 69. nightie 2 99. skirt 129. visor 39. hat 1 70. nightie 3 100. skirt hanger 130. waist pack 40. hat 2 71. overalls 101. slippers 1 131. waistcoat 41. helmet 1 72. pajamas 102. slippers 2 132. wallet 42. helmet 2 73. panties 103. smock 133. wallet 43. helmet 3 74. pants 1 104. sneakers 134. watch 2 44. high heels 75. pants 2 105.
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    PEOPLE OF THE FAIR Page 1 PEOPLE OF THE FAIR September 15-17, 2017 Sponsored by the Binbrook Agricultural Society 2600 Regional Rd #56 PO Box 244, Binbrook, Ontario, L0R 1C0 Phone: 905-692-4003 Fax: 905-692-1434 [email protected] www.BinbrookFair.org Visit the Fair Friday 5pm-11:30pm Saturday 10am-11:30pm Sunday 10am-6pm Community Appreciation Night Thursday Sept 14th $2 Ride Night 2017 front cover designed by Diane Switzer Our annual fair book covers are designed by local artists, with a flair for the chosen theme. All entries are welcome and encouraged, from folks of all ages. See page 70 or visit www.BinbrookFair.org for complete instructions for your submission. The BAS is a proud member of: OAAS (Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies) OAFE (Ontario Agri-Food Education) CAFE (Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions) Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, Glanbrook Division. In our community, we are proud to be active supporters of these and other organizations: 1st Binbrook Scout Group 4-H Programs (Lifestyle & Agricultural) Able Living Bellmoore Public School Church Communities of Binbrook and Surrounding Area Farmer’s Dell Co-Op Pre-school Glanbrook Home Support Glanbrook Youth Soccer Kids Help Phone Lions Club of Blackheath & Binbrook Women’s Institute of Binbrook & Woodburn Page 2 PEOPLE OF THE FAIR Table of Contents PEOPLE OF THE FAIR ................................................... 5 HORSES - 1 .............................................................. 13 CATTLE -2 ................................................................ 16 SHEEP -3 ................................................................. 22 DAIRY GOAT SHOW -4 ............................................... 24 POULTRY AND RABBITS -5 ......................................... 25 ROOTS & VEGETABLES - 6 ......................................... 29 GRAIN, SEED & HAY - 7 ............................................. 31 PLANTS & FLOWERS - 8 ............................................. 33 ARTS & CRAFTS - 9 ..................................................