SCHOOL PRIZE LIST * MELFORT EXHIBITION * JULY 20, 21, SCHOOL WORK

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1 SCHOOL PRIZE LIST * MELFORT EXHIBITION * JULY 20, 21, SCHOOL WORK Exhibits must be work of the Exhibitor No entry fee required ONE entry per person will be allowed in each class An urgent appeal is made to all teachers to assist in making the School Work Section a good exhibit, which will give the public the correct idea of what the educational authorities in this area of Saskatchewan are trying to do. It is better to have a School Work Section with a lesser number of outstanding entries than a large number of inferior entries, and it should be remembered that the entries are in competition, one with the other. 1. Teachers are asked to send in ONLY the THREE best pieces of work from their classroom for each class in this book. For example, Class 86, Grade 6, Dioramas. Teachers make entries by June 29, Attention is drawn to the fact that Committees welcome entries from individuals, schools and school classes. An individual can only enter if he or she checks with their classroom teacher first to see if the teacher has already entered. If the classroom teacher hasn t entered, the individual can enter then; one entry per person per class. 3. Only one name on the entry tag will be accepted! Except where otherwise specified. 4. All entries must be the work of the individual. 5. HANDWRITING RULES: Passages must be copied as they are printed A new line must be started when indicated in the new passage Punctuation marks must be included The overall presentation of the entry is judged Each entry must be written on a page or sheet of lined paper 6. The actual entry must be submitted, not a photo of the entry. 1

2 Entry forms should be sent separate from the parcel of exhibits: the name of the Exhibitor must be attached to the right hand bottom corner of each Exhibit and also entry tags. Secure tags with staples or string, TAPE DOES NOT WORK. Exhibitors should read the the back of their tags for possible comments. Where individual entries are made, only one entry per person in each class will be allowed and entry forms should be in the Melfort Agricultural Society Office by 4:00 PM on July 13, NOTE: Please put your name and class number on the back of entries, if possible. You could use pencil. NOTE: If possible, try to have all of your school work in by Wednesday evening, July 18, 2018 (7:30-8:30 PM). Your school work entries can be picked up on Sunday, July 22, 2018 between the hours of 8:00-9:00 PM. School Work prize money may also be ready to pick up at this time. TEACHERS: You are asked to advise the school committee or secretary manager of any changes in any section that would improve the school exhibit. PLEASE! SCHOOL PRIZE LIST * MELFORT EXHIBITION Playschool to Grade 3 Grades 4-6 Grades 7-9 Grades SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Darlene Thompson (306) Doreen Sullivan (306) Elvina Hirsch (306) Neil Sullivan (306) Melfort Agricultural Society (306)

3 Note: We will try to have prize money ready to pick up at the Office, Sunday, July 22, 2018 between 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm. If not available prize money will be available after the Fair by stopping in at the office. Exhibits must be picked up by September 30 or will be disposed of. DEFINITIONS: Diorama: scene reproduced in 3 dimensions by placing objects, figures etc. in front of a painted background Mosaic: a design or picture made of small pieces of paper, tiles, or stones etc. glued on Bristol board (size 9 x 12 ) Collage: from a French word meaning to glue. A collage is an artistic arrangement of materials (including paper) and/or objects pasted over a surface, often with unifying lines and color. Sizes can range from 9 x 12 to 12 x 18. Crayon resist: to draw a picture with wax crayon. Paint over the picture. Mounted: a picture can be glued or attached to another piece of paper, leaving a border. The paper can be construction paper. Original art: all done by hand, no copying or cut out pictures. Individual creativity is essential. GENERALCRITERIA: School work will be judged on neatness, organization, and presentation Written work that is error-free demonstrates proficiency in the English Language. Spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization are important. Do attempt to follow rules of design. 3

4 PRIZES: SCHOOL PRIZE LIST * MELFORT EXHIBITION PLAYSCHOOL GRADE 6 1st $ nd $ rd $2.50 Playschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten and individual grades should enter only at their grade level for the or they will be disqualified. LEGO SPECIAL CLASS 250 (Playschool Grade 3): Lego s Creation, 1 st $ nd $ rd $2.00 LEGO SPECIAL CLASS 251 (Grade 4-6): Lego s Creation, 1 st $ nd $ rd $2.00 NEW SPECIAL: CLASS 252 & 253 ON PAGE 20 PLAYSCHOOL/PRE-KINDERGARTEN: CLASS: 1. Puppets 2. Painting 3. Any original drawing 4. Any form of art not listed (one entry per class) 5. Plasticine/Molding clay art KINDERGARTEN: CLASS: 6. Creation/ Structure using various materials 7. Drawing a self portrait 8. Finger painting 9. Painting my family 4

5 (Kindergarten continued) 10. Any original drawing 11. Cut or torn paper design 12. Cut or torn paper picture 13. Any form of art not listed (one entry per class) 14. Plasticine/molding clay art 15. Any original painting GRADE 1: CLASS: 16. Pencil drawing (approx. 8 ½ x 11 ) 17. Picture cut or torn paper original (approx. 8 ½ x 11 ) 18. A picture telling a story in crayon, pencil crayon or markers based on a phase of everyday life experience. Example: recess, snowball fight, father changing a tire or any subject drawn on 12 x 18 paper, including a caption 19. Any original painting 20. Seasonal Art any item Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines, Easter, etc. 21. Poetry original poem consisting of eight lines and a title, any style 22. An art or craft from a recycled material 23. Sculpture from Plasticine or molding clay 24. Any form of art not listed one entry per class ** Please refer to Page 1 or Handwriting Rules.** 25. Printing the alphabet, upper and lowercase letters, numerals

6 Grade 1 (continued) 26. Printing in pencil on unmounted on lined paper The AppleTree Here is an apple Up in a tree. Open it up And what do you see? Little brown seeds That will grow to be A tall and beautiful Apple tree! GRADE 2: 27. Drawing crayon, pencil crayon or marker illustrating a personal experience on 12 x 18 paper, with a caption printed by the pupil 28. Any original painting 29. Design a greeting card, hand-made, must be original 30. Weaving with paper. Other medium may also be used 31. Poetry original rhyming poem 8 lines with a title 32. Paper sculpture (3 dimensional) 33. Chalk drawing done on construction paper 34. Seasonal art any item with a seasonal theme Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine s Day, Easter etc. Example: St Patrick s day puppet, perhaps a leprechaun 35. Any form of art not listed 36. Printing in pencil, on unmounted lined paper. Copy and illustrate a Nursery Rhyme. The illustration can be on foolscap (Handwriting Rules on Page 1) 37. Any craft or art from recycled material 6

7 Note: See page 20 for Specials GRADE 3: CLASS: 38. Fairy Tales Write a letter to a Fairy Tale Character 39. Any original painting 40. Poetry original rhyming poem, 12 lines and a title 41. Science Report on one of the following topics: A. Plant growth and changes B. Exploring Soils C. Magnetism and Static Electricity D. Structures and Materials (Investigate properties of materials and methods of joinery used in structures) 42. Social Report on one of the following topics: A. Countries B. First Nations Topic, i.e.: life before pioneers C. Renewable or Non-Renewable Resources 43. Clay sculpture or other medium (3 dimensional) 44. An art or craft from recycled material 45. An author study 46. Painted rock under 10 pounds 47. Any form of art not listed 7

8 GRADE 3 (continued) 48. Printing My Lunch, in pencil on unmounted foolscap (See Handwriting Rules on Page 1) My Lunch A candy bar. A piece of cake. A lollipop. A chocolate shake. A jelly donut. Chocolate chips. Some gummy worms and licorice whips. A candy cane. A lemon drop. Some bubblegum and soda pop. Vanilla wafers. Cherry punch. My mom slept in while I made my lunch. NOTE: See Page 20 for Specials 8

9 GRADE 4: CLASS: 49. Any original drawing based on excursions, actual experience, work or play activities or an imaginary topic done in crayon, pencil crayon, tempera or pastel (size 12 x 18 or smaller) 50. An original painting 51. Photography any subject (One photograph 4 x 6 taken by exhibitor mounted) 52. Picture creating a silhouette using any medium 53. Weaving with paper or other medium 54. Crayon resist (definition found on page 3) 55. Origami Japanese Paper Folding 56. Clay Art or other molding medium (3 dimensional) 57. Art or Craft from recycled material (example: cow painted on pop can) 58. Cartoon drawing with title - no tracing 59. Your Family Tree must be hand printed photographs can be included 9

10 GRADE 4 (continued) 60. Handwriting, The All-Bean Diet, in ink or pencil on lined paper (See Page 1 for Handwriting Rules) The All-Bean Diet Beans for breakfast. Beans for lunch. Beans for dinner. Beans for brunch. Beans for snacks and all desserts. Beans until your Stomach hurts. This is called the All-Bean Diet. Man, it s fun! You have to try it! True it gives you painful gas Still, it sure does clear the class! 61. Original storybook written and illustrated by student (handwritten or typed) 62. Original poem at least 8 lines, using a rhyme scheme and give a title 63. Original non-fiction writing. Example: a report/research 64. Science or social report print the theme on the cover, must be dated 10

11 GRADE 5: 65. Art, original drawing based on excursions, actual experience, work or play activities, imaginary topic. Done in crayon, pencil crayon, tempera or pastel (size 12 x 18 or smaller, mounted) 66. Drawing in black and white only any subject, any medium; example: charcoal, ink or pencil 67. Painted rock under 10 pounds 68. Weaving using paper 69. Crayon resist see definition on page Design a CD cover including the list of songs can be imaginary. Make it the 71. Art or craft from recycled material 72. Write an original short story that is no longer than two pages double spaced 73. Candle making one candle 74. Your Family Tree must be hand printed photographs can be included 75. Photography any subject in color securely fasten tag with string or staple 76. Any form of art not listed 77. Printing- "O Canada in ink on lined paper (see Handwriting Rules on page 1) See Class Original poem at least 12 lines using a rhyme scheme, with a title 79. Science model on the topic of choice of the Human Body System, Example: the circulatory system or the skeletal system using playdoh or Plasticine 80. Design a cover for the 2019 School Prize List Book. The Fair will be on July 19, 20 & 21, 2018 ** Winner competes with other grade winners. The work is to be original. It must not be done on the computer 11

12 GRADE 6: CLASS: 81. Art original drawing based on excursions, actual experience, work or play activities or imaginary topic done in crayon, pencil crayon, temper, or pastel (Size 12 x 18 or smaller, mounted) 82. Drawing in black and white any subject charcoal, pencil, or ink. Example: Remembrance Day picture 83. ELA Cartoon Drawing or Cartoon strip or comic strip including caption original (Include what characters are saying) 84. Mosaic on paper 9 x 12 (See definition on Page 3) 85. Make a mask 86. Diorama 87. Stained glass effect using paper only (Example: tissue paper, cellophane etc.) 88. Write an original short story no longer than two pages, double spaced 89. Drawing using perspective 90. Photography any subject, in color. Securely fasten tag with string or staple 91. Any form of art not listed 92. Original poem at least 14 lines, titled 93. Design a cover for the 2019 School Prize List. The Fair will be on July 19, 20 & 21 ** Winner competes with other grade winners. The work is to be original. It must not be done on the computer 94. Design a CD cover (original) including the front and back. List the songs. All work on the cover must be original (See definition on page 3) 95. Write your autobiography 12

13 Grade 6 (continued) 96. Printing, O Canada, in ink on unmounted foolscap or lined paper (See Handwriting Rules on page 1) O CANADA O Canada! Our home and native land! True patriot love in all of us command. With glowing hearts we see thee rise, The True North strong and free! From far and wide, O Canada We stand on guard for thee. God keep our land glorious and free! O Canada, we stand on guard for thee. O Canada we stand on guard for thee. SPECIAL: Grades Playchool- Grade 3 $20.00 for most points in classes #1 - #48 SPECIALS: Melfort Agricultural Society will donate $20.00 to the Exhibitor winning the most points in class s #49- #96 (Grades 4-6) SPECIALS: Prairie North Co-op Limited $30.00 Cash prize awarded for most points in classes #97 - #176 (Division III and IV) 13

14 GRADE 7 GRADE 12 Exhibits must be the work of the Exhibitor. No entry fee required. Teachers are asked to send in only the THREE best examples of work asked for in each class. Also, to make ABSOLUTLEY SURE that the Exhibits are entered in the RIGHT CLASS. Prizes: 1 st $ nd $ rd $3.00 GRADE 7: 97. Original Painting any subject, mounted, water color, acrylics, or tempera (Definition of mounted found on Page 3) 98. Any subject done in black and white using charcoal, pencil or ink. Personal style or expression are major component 99. Write your own play or skit 1 to 2 pages 100. Social Studies Collage Theme, Identity 101. Music write a song, 2-3 verses (Example: a Blues song) 102. Art of craft from recycled materials 103. Use an original picture to complete a picture (Example: draw the other half of a face using any medium) 104. Science experiment including a diagram or a model if available 105. ELA Original Comic Strip at least 4 frames, include caption 106. Drawing using perspective 107. Social Studies informational brochure (Example: Things to do in Melfort) 14

15 Grade 7 (continued) 108. Write a narrative short story, no more than 2 pages 109. Author study 110. Original poem at least 14 lines long verses must rhyme 111. Write an article "What I would do to make the Melfort Fair better" 112. An informational poster created in any school subject (Examples: Science, Social Studies) or a (French poster or menu). GRADE 8: CLASS: 113. Original any Painting, mounted, water color, acrylic or tempera 114. Drama make an original mask (Example: paper mache) 115. ELA original comic strip at least 4 frames include caption 116. Any subject done in black and white using pencil or ink 117. A painting copied from an original picture or part of a picture include original picture, any media (Size 8 ½ x 11 ) 118. Social Studies collage representational, titled (Refer to definition on P. 3) 119. Health make an informative pamphlet related to our community support systems/services in our community. Example: Depression 120. PAA item made in woodwork such as a planter, toolbox or birdhouse 121. Drama write a script for a short play based on a social issue. Example: Cyberbullying, Physical Abuse 122. Any form of visual art not listed 123. PAA item made in sewing class 124. Write an original short story, no more than two pages 15

16 Grade 8 (continued) 125. Experiment studied this year, written with the steps, dated and illustrated 126. Author study 127. Original poem, at least 18 lines, any style, may include a hand drawn illustration 128. French project poster or menu GRADE 9: 129. Original painting any subject, mounted, water color, acrylic or tempera 130. Original comic strip or cartoon strip at least 4 frames, include caption 131. Drawing using perspective 132. Any subject done in black and white using pencil or ink 133. Social Studies collage representational, titled (Refer to definition on P.3) 134. Any form of art not listed 135. Any small article made in PAA woodwork, example: gumball machine 136. Write an original illustrated children s story handwritten or by computer (See general criteria on P. 3) 137. An informational poster created in any school subject 138. A report on any topic of a subject excluding Science and Social Studies print the theme and year on the cover 139. Experiment studied this school year written, dated, and illustrated 140. Design an original CD cover with original art work including the front and back cover include the lyrics (See definition on P. 3) 141. Original short story or an article about "How I would make the Melfort Fair better" 142. Original poem, 16 lines minimum, double spaced may be computer illustrated, titled. 16

17 Grade 9 (continued) 143. School speech enter a copy of your speech 144. French project poster or menu DIVISION IV (Grades 10-12): PRIZES: 1 st $ nd $ rd $3.00 GRADE 10: 145. Original painting, any subject, mounted or on canvas water color, acrylic or tempera 146. Original comic strip at least 4 frames, include caption 147. Painting, on materials other than paper such as, saw blades, bottles, etc Drawing a self-portrait with pencil crayon or ink 149. Any subject done in black and white using pencil, ink or crayon personal style and expression is a major component 150. Design an original CD cover with original art work including the front and back cover include lyrics (See definition of original on Page 3) 151. Art or craft from recycled material 152. Machining any item made in class. Example: center punch 153. Collage representational, titled put title on picture (See definition on P. 3) 154. Write an original poem, any style hand drawn illustration 17

18 Grade 10 (continued) 155. Science experiment, diagram, explanation, model (if available) dated 156. Write an original short story no more than 2-3 pages, double spaced 157. Design a Newsletter on a computer, must be original 158. A picture using Pointillism Art 159. An informational poster created in any school subject 160. Computer art original graphics work done on the computer GRADE 11 & 12: CLASS: 161. Original painting on paper or canvas any subject, mounted, water color, acrylic or tempera 162. Drawing any subject done in black and white personal style and expression is a major component 163. Any article made in construction 164. Design an original CD cover cover to be hand drawn, include the front and back lyrics must be included in CD case 165. Machining Grade 11 tool such as a ballpein hammer 166. Machining Grade 12 tool such as a meat tenderizer 167. Write an original poem about a point of interest in your community. Example: old building, museum, water tower, farm yard free verse 168. Experiment Grade 11 in one of the Science 20 s diagram, explanation, including the steps 169. Write a resume must be original 18

19 Grade 11 & 12 (continued) 170. Essay any school subject must not exceed 4 pages 171. Give us your thoughts on "Your plans for the future" or "What we can do to improve the Melfort Exhibition" - double spaced 172. Experiment Grade 12 Chemistry, Biology, Physics diagram, explanation, including the steps 173. Cosmetology assignment on face shapes 174. An informational poster created in any subject 175. Original graphics work done on computer 176. ELA Book Talk on a Canadian Author identify the title, author, and theme of book provide a brief overview of story and your reaction to the book minimum 2 pages 19

20 TO ALL TEACHERS AND STUDENTS!!!!!! *** Office staff will do the entry tags *** Judges Choice Rosette Ribbons will be awarded to outstanding pieces of School Work SPECIAL: A Lego Creation (Two Divisions) Name the creation. * CLASS: # 250 (Playschool - Gr 3) 1 st -$ nd -$ rd - $2.00 * CLASS: # 251 (Gr. 4-6) 1 st -$ nd -$ rd - $2.00 ROYAL FAMILY SPECIAL: sponsored by NEIL- A small scrapbook or booklet with pictures of the Royal Family (can be cut from magazines) * CLASS: # 252 (Gr. 3-4) 1 st -$ nd -$2.50 3rd- $2.00 * CLASS: # 253 (Gr. 5-6) 1 st -$ nd rd- $2.00 Thank to our sponsors MELFORT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY $20.00 PRAIRIE NORTH CO-OP LTD $30.00 NEIL SULLIVAN $

21 MELFORT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION SCHOOL WORK ENTRY FORM July 20, 21, 22, 2018 I hereby make the following entries and I agree to be governed in all cases by the rules and regulations as printed in the prize list for the current year, and do declare these entries to be my own work. No entry fee, but entry must be made AGE GRADE PHONE NAME: ADDRESS: NAME OF SCHOOL: Class # Description FOR OFFICE USE ONLY AWARD & AMOUNT 21

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