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4-H Divisions & Classes 4-H Divisions & Classes DIVISION 401: ACTIVITIES & EXHIBITS 3V[!9VJRL[THKLMYVTRP[ZRPSSSL]LSVY0UJS\KL plans. * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Lot 2: Brouhaha Box kite from manual. Include plans. but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 3: Any model rocket or airplane (advanced skill SL]LS5V[I\PS[MYVTRP[0UJS\KLWSHUZ Rules and Regulations Lot 4: Remote control airplane from a kit. Include plans. 1. Entries may include educational displays, Class D: Aerospace, Independent Study photo-stories and scrapbooks. Lots 1 through 6: Lots must be unlike entries relating to 2. 4-H Window Display must be set up one week prior the project guidelines in each of the above classes. to fair. Entry form must state the location of the window to be judged. DIVISION 404: BABYSITTING Classes * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Class A : Fair Window Display but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 1 Class B: Club/Group Scrapbook - by Member Classes Lot 1 Class A: I Have What It Takes Class C: Member Scrapbook Lots 1 through 6 Lot 1 Class B: Babysitting Independent Study Class D: Club/Group Trip or Activity Exhibit/Display Lots 1 through 6 by Member Lot 1 DIVISION 405: BICYCLE Class E: Club Secretary Book Lot 1 Class F: Member Trip/Activity Exhibit/Display by * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Member but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 1 Classes Class A: Bicycle for Fun Unit I DIVISION 402: AEROSPACE Lots 1 through 6 Class B: Wheels in Motion, Unit II * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Lots 1 through 6 but may not be a stand alone entry. Class C: Bicycle Independent Study Lots 1 through 6: Lots must be unlike entries relating to Classes the project guidelines in each of the above classes. *SHZZ(!3L]LS¶3PM[VɈ)YPUN4HU\HS Lot 1: Build a rocket made from kit (skill level 1 or 2 DIVISION 406: CAKE DECORATING 0UJS\KLWSHUZ Lot 2: Diamond Kite from manual. Include plans. * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Lot 3: Any model rocket or airplane (beginning skill but may not be a stand alone entry. SL]LS5V[I\PS[MYVTRP[0UJS\KLWSHUZ Lot 4: Item made from this project. For fair entries, cake will be used when indicated. Class B: Reaching New Heights - Bring Manual >OLUJHRLPZUV[ZWLJPÄJHSS`PUKPJH[LKMVHTJHRL Lot 1: Model Airplane from a kit. Include plans. forms can be used. 4-H members should refer to the 3V[!(U`TVKLSYVJRL[ZRPSSSL]LSVYVYHPYWSHULUV[ project book 4-H Cake Decorating from the Univer- MYVTRP[PU[LYTLKPH[LZRPSSSL]LS0UJS\KLWSHUZ sity of Wyoming (March 2001 – 4-H 42500) for the Lot 3: Fighter kite that can roll, pitch, and yaw. Include skills list and explanation for each level. plans. Classes: Lot 4: An item made from this project. Class A: Level One – Learning to bake and frost Class C: Pilot in Command- Bring Manual 34 - 2020 Lake County Fair 4-H Divisions & Classes single layer cakes with simple decorating proce- dures. Cake decorating notebook with pictures/dia- grams of cakes, learning and record of expenses Lot 1: A level baked cake Lot 2: Single layer cake Lot 3: Cut up cake Lot 4: Cake in a specialty pan Lot 5: Smoothly frosted one-level cake 3V[!*HRLVYJ\WJHRLKLJVYH[LK^P[OZ[HYZÅV^LYZ and leaves Lot 7: Cake decorated with borders Lot 8: Cake or cupcake decorated with writing Lot 9: Cake featuring any combination of star, pullout Z[HYZOLSS^P[OZ[HY[PWZOLSS^P[O^YP[PUN[PWILHKZ YVZL[[LZ[HYW\Ɉ¸J¹TV[PVUaPNaHNKV[ZHUKSLHM side decorations Lot 10: Cake or cupcake featuring leaves – plain leaf, Lot 9: Cake decorated using combination of level two Z[HUK\WSLHMY\ɊLKSLHMOVSS` Ä]LIVYKLYZSLH]LZHUKÅV^LYZZWLJPHSLɈLJ[Z 3V[!*HRLVYJ\WJHRLMLH[\YPUNÅV^LYZ¶KYVW 3V[!:\NHYTVSK,HZ[LY,NNIHSSVYILSS^P[O ÅV^LYZZX\LLaLZ[HYZVYZ^PYSMYLLOHUKYVZL[[LZ[HY decorating skills from level two variety, rosebud, sweet pea Lot 11: Foam form featuring any combination of level 3V[!*HRLVYJ\WJHRLMLH[\YPUNSL[[LYPUN¶KV[ZÄSSPU two cake-decorating skills line with dots or lines, printing or script Lot 12: Any other item using level two cake-decorating Lot 13: Cake or cupcake featuring any combination of skills JVTIPUNNYHZZM\YVYOHPYV\[SPULVYÄSSPUWHWLY Class C: Level Three – Baking stacked and tiered pattern, stencil applications, or sugar mold JHRLZTHZ[LYPUNHSSÅH[Z\YMHJLÅV^LYZ^OPSL Lot 14: Foam form featuring any combination of level SLHYUPUN[VTHRLÅV^LYZ\ZPUNHSPS`UHPS one cake-decorating skills Lot 1: Cake decorating notebook with pictures/dia- Lot 15: Any other item using level one cake-decorating grams of cakes, learning and record of expenses skills Lot 2: A frosted, assembled and decorated stacked- Class B: Level Two – Baking two-layer cakes with [PLYLKJHRLMVYH^LKKPUNVULP[OLYJHRLVYMVHT ÅH[Z\YMHJLÅV^LYZZPTWSLUHPSÅV^LYZYVZLZH 3V[!,_HTWSLLP[OLYKPHNYHTVYWOV[VNYHWOVMOV^ ]HYPL[`VMIVYKLYZHUKZWLJPHSLɈLJ[ZSPRL*VYULSSP to disassemble and cut a stacked or tiered cake lace, lattice work, basket weave and others. Lot 4: A baked, level, stacked cake featuring at least Lot 1: Cake decorating notebook with pictures/dia- four skills from level three cake decorating grams of cakes, learning and record of expenses 3V[!(UL_OPIP[VULP[OLYJHRLVYMVHT[OH[MLH[\YLZ Lot 2: A baked, prepared level cake decorated using at ZPKLKLJVYH[PUNVYKYVWZ[YPUN^VYRÅV^LYZÄN\YLWPW- SLHZ[Ä]LSL]LS[^VJHRLKLJVYH[PUNZRPSSZ PUNKLLWJVSVYLɈLJ[ZWHPU[PUN¶ZWLJPM`I\[[LYJYLHT Lot 3: A prepared cut up cake decorated using at least or royal frosting, and any other level three cake-deco- Ä]LSL]LS[^VJHRLKLJVYH[PUNZRPSSZ rating skills Lot 4: A cake made in a specialty pan – decorated us- 3V[!(UL_OPIP[VULP[OLYJHRLVYMVHT[OH[MLH[\YLZ ing appropriate skills at least three of the following borders and side decora- 3V[!+LJVYH[LKVULSL]LSJHRL\ZPUNH[SLHZ[Ä]LSL]LS tions: basket weave, bow trimmed strings, crown, drop two cake-decorating skills Z[YPUNZ3HTIL[OTL[OVKÅL\YKLSPZÅV^LYHUK]PUL 3V[!+LJVYH[LK[^VSL]LSJHRL\ZPUNH[SLHZ[Ä]LSL]LS ribbon and ball fringe, ribbon swag, shirred ribbon and two cake-decorating skills shell, string lace, triple drop strings, zig-zag garland Lot 7: Decorated cake featuring brush striping or spat- (5+H[SLHZ[[OYLLVMUHPSÅV^LYZ ula striping, and at least four other level two cake-dec- 3V[!(UL_OPIP[VULP[OLYJHRLVYMVHTJVTIPUPUN orating skills IVYKLYZÅV^LYZZWLJPHSLɈLJ[ZSL[[LYPUN 3V[!*HRLKLJVYH[LK\ZPUNH[SLHZ[Ä]LIVYKLYZHUK 3V[!(UL_OPIP[VULP[OLYJHRLVYMVHT[OH[MLH[\YLZ 2020 Lake County Fair - 35 4-H Divisions & Classes any combination of Austrian lace, chocolate molding Lot 15: Leaf Collection ÅV^LYZVYSLH]LZJVVRLKVYYVSSLKMVUKHU[N\TWHZ[L Lot 16: Vegetable Seedlings marzipan, pulled sugars or wires with assorted decora- Lot 17: Rain Gauge tions attached. Lot 18: Any Other Lot 9: Foam form featuring any combination of level Class B: Activity Book B three cake-decorating skills Lot 1: Animal Ears Lot 10: Any other item using level three cake-decorating Lot 2: Feathered Friends Bird Feeder skills Lot 3: Nature Hike Journal Lot 4: Secret Message and Reveal DIVISION 407: CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3V[!/HUKTHKLT\ZPJHSPUZ[Y\TLU[Z Lot 6: Straw Blown Painting * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, 3V[!8\PS[:X\HYLMYVT7HWLY-VHTVY-HIYPJ but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 8: Fruity Milkshake Lot 9: Five a Day Diary Classes Lot 10: Paper Airplane Experiment and Results Class A: Growing On My Own Lot 11: String Telephone Lots 1 through 6 Lot 12: Handmade Kite Class B: Growing with Others Lot 13: Nature Rubbings Lots 1 through 6 Lot 14: Growing with Groundwater Terrarium Class C: Growing in Communities Lot 15: Seed Experiment Lots 1 through 6 Lot 16: Any Other Class D: Child Development, Independent Study Class C: Activity Book C Lots 1 through 6 Lot 1: Exhibit Related to Animal Tracks or Animal Tracks (Lots must be unlike entries relating to the project Worksheets N\PKLSPULZPULHJOVM[OLHIV]LJSHZZLZ 3V[!)\PSKH)\[[LYÅ` Lot 3: Toad Abode DIVISION 408: CLOVERBUDS Lot 4: Homemade Playdough Sculpture Lot 5: Exhibit Related to Miming Lot 6: Mosaic * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Lot 7: Tic-Tac-Toe Paper Weaving but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 8: Sundae Lot 9: Family Flag Cloverbuds will receive a green participation ribbon Lot 10: Balloon Rocket for each entry. Cloverbuds may enter in this division Lot 11: Sound Vibrations Noisy Cup only and in open class. Lot 12: Water and Oil Experiment and/or Results Class A: Activity Book A Lot 13: Stalactite and Stalagmite Rock Formations Ex- Lot 1: A Little Bit About Me page or collage periment Lot 2: Create a Critter Lot 14: Ocean in a Bottle Lot 3: Create Your Own Ant Lot 15: Nature Scavenger Hunt Picture Drawings Lot 4: Create a Habitat Lot 16: Any Other Lot 5: Sidewalk Chalk Lot 6: Puppet Creation Lot 7: Sand Painting DIVISION 409: COMMUNICATIONS Lot 8: Beanbag Socks Lot 9: Graham Cracker Scram * Posters may be used to enhance an exhibit, Lot 10: Kitchen Safety but may not be a stand alone entry. Lot 11: First Aid Kit Lot 12: Build a Kazoo Classes Lot 13: Make a Constellation Class A: Communications, Level I: Picking Up the Lot 14: Sink or Float Experiment Results Pieces 36 - 2020 Lake County Fair 4-H Divisions & Classes Lots 1 through 6 Lot 2: A photo story of your participation in a cowboy Class B: Communications, Level II: Putting It poetry gathering. Together Lot 3: A photo story showing you teaching others to Lots 1 through 6 write and recite their own original poetry. Class C: Communications, Level III: The Perfect Fit Lot 4: A scrapbook of your favorite cowboy poems.
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