2025 Information
YOUTH DIVISION, SECTION T-C
Committee: Lorna McKercher (519-527-2769), Crystal Whyte (519-527-2937)
Kerri Whyte (519-527-1966)
All entries need to be the work of a child entering it.
Only one entry per person per class.
1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3, 4th-$2
CRAFTS
AGES 5 and under
Class
1.Decorated basket smaller than 30 cm
2.Flower using handprint
3.Biggest Maple leaf mounted
4.Fingerprint family
5.Coffee filter sunflower
AGES 6 – 8
Class
6.Pet rocks displayed-3
7.Pinecone Owl
8.Handmade Christmas tree ornament
9.Bead necklace
10.Robot out of recycled material
AGES 9 – 11
Class
11.Map to hidden treasure
12.Piggy bank out of recycled materials
13.Pop up card to Thank a Farmer
14. Fireworks art on black paper not to exceed 28 cm by 44 cm
15.Picture made with buttons using fair theme “Hometown Harvest”
AGES 12-14
16. Homemade Christmas tree garland
17.Homemade Gnome no larger than 30 cm
18.Handmade coasters set of 4 any material
19. Harry Potter wand
20.Wind spiral out of aluminum pie plate- decorated
PHOTOGRAPHY
All photos must be 4 X6 mounted on 5 X7 bristol board with 1/2” border and taken by exhibitor
AGES 8 and under
Class
21.Flower(s)
22.Things that are Orange
23.Trucks
24.Food
25.Bugs
AGES 9 - 14
26.Spider web
27.Sunset
28.Piggyback
29.Bicycle
30.Frozen
FOOD/COOKING (to be displayed on a paper plate and covered)
AGES 8 and under
Class
31.Decorated sugar cookie, (judged on appearance only)
32.Muffins, any variety, 3
33.Trail mix in ziplock
34.Edible necklace
AGES 9-14
35.Decorated cupcakes-2
36.Muffins, any variety, 3
37.homemade candy- 3 pieces
38.Energy balls
39.Haunted house using graham crackers no larger than 21 cm by 21 cm
Crystal Whyte donates an additional 10$ for 1st place 39 Haunted House
40.Cookies (5) (no nuts), no larger than 8 cm or smaller than 5 cm displayed on a firm, disposable plate. 1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3,
4th-$2 Winner will be entered in the District 8 Competition.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SECTION D
Crystal Whyte (519-527-2937) Kerri Whyte (519-527-1966) All work must into office by June 27, 2025
1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3, 4th-$2
Early Years
Class
201.Paper Plate Cow
202.Animal made from shapes cut out of newspaper and pasted on any size Sheet, details may be added with other mediums
203. Painting about me
Grade 1
Class
204.Crayon drawing of a farmer
205.Pizza craft made from paper
206. Painting using primary colours
207. Short piece of writing “On the Weekend”
Grade 2
Class
208.Picture of a cow any medium
209.Painting using secondary colours
210.Short narrative titled “My Adventure”
211.Four-line poem
Grade 3
Class
212.Crayon resist drawing of a fair scene
213.Hand drawn quilt pattern on a square piece of paper
214.Short story about an adventure or exciting event that really happened to them
215.Project, done in booklet form
216.Poem, 8 lines
Grade 4
Class
217.3,4,5 drawn and coloured flowers
218.Creative artwork using mixed media
219.Story titled “My Favourite Superhero”
220.Poem 16 lines
221.Les insects et les fleurs, booklet
Grade 5
Class
222. Picasso! Make a face using magazine pictures
223.Written piece, Which superpower would you most like to have and why? Max. 250 words.
224. Project any topic on Bristol board
225.Poem, max. 16 lines
226. Ma Maison floor plan, 20 items labelled
Theme of the Fair 2024 “Our Roots run Deep”
Grade 6
Class
229.City scene using the one-point perspective to create the illusion of distance
230.Make and decorate a paper airplane
231.Project, any topic, on Bristol board
232.Poem, max. 20 lines
233.French poster advertising a concert, pencil crayons
Grade 7
Class
235. Graffiti Art
236. Best excuse for homework not being done
237. Project done in Booklet form
238. Poem max. 24 lines
239. French- a picture of your favourite celebrity with a brief description
Grade 8
240. Dot Art
241. Story titled “I am Canadian”
242. Poem, max 24 lines
243. French- story book for young children