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2008 Pend Oreille County Fair

4-H ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY

Section II - 4-H

Department JJ
Open to 4-H club members.
Neatness, methods of presentation and electrical requirements for use and safety will be considered in judging.

4-H Engineering Award
$20.00 given by Bill Betz Best General Engineering or Electrical

ELECTRICITY Department JJ Enter at least 3 classes.

DIVISION 11 Primary, K-2nd grades
DIVISION 12 Junior, age 8 or 3rd   - 5th grades
DIVISION 13 Intermediate, 6th   - 8th grades
DIVISION 14 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Plug-in showing underwriter's knot
  2. Display of 3 electrical hazards
  3. Chart of various types of wiring or size of wire
  4. Rewire a lamp or make a lamp
  5. Circuit chart, giving description of wire and fuse size
  6. Simple motor
  7. Tool chest or work apron for electric tools
  8. Test lamp
  9. Chart showing how a battery works
  10. Electromagnet
  11. Permanent magnet
  12. Properly wired convenience outlet
  13. Properly wired single pole switch
  14. Build a crystal radio
  15. Build a SCR motor and light control
  16. Make a small motor portable
  17. Knock down of motor
  18. Other or self-determined

COMPUTERS - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members. Enter at least 2 classes: project book and 1 other class.

DIVISION 21 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 22 Junior, age 8 or 3rd   - 5th grades
DIVISION 23 Intermediate, 6th   - 8th grades
DIVISION 24 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Project book
  2. Educational poster or chart showing basic parts and function
  3. Program by exhibitor
  4. How to use program in 4-H Record book or public presentation
  5. Use of software or hardware
  6. Use of word processing
  7. Computer Ethics
  8. Glossary of words and meanings
  9. Artwork
  10. Email or Internet and how it works
  11. File system
  12. Show basics of building and repairing computers
  13. Other of self-determined

SMALL ENGINE - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members. Enter at least 2 classes.

DIVISION 31 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 32 Junior, age 8 or 3rd - 5th grades
DIVISION 33 Intermediate, 6th - 8th grades
DIVISION 34 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Small engine project book of current year
  2. Component parts of small engine in detail - display carburetor, magneto, etc., separately
  3. Small engine display naming parts
  4. Home-made projects power fed by small engines, 2 or 4 cycle
  5. Show how to maintain
  6. Show how to store
  7. Show safety when using
  8. Other or self determined                  

AUTOMOTIVE - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members. All divisions enter at least 3 classes.

DIVISION 41 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 42 Junior, age 8 or 3rd - 5th grades
DIVISION 43 Intermediate, 6th - 8 th grades
DIVISION 44 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. One chart describing a highway safety practice
  2. Chart describing highway hazards
  3. Display of what makes a car go and stop
  4. Display of a part or parts of engine, naming parts
  5. Display of car care
  6. Display of car costs
  7. Display of traffic codes and your responsibilities
  8. Display of car safety check
  9. Display of Engine as Power Unit
  10. Display of Engine that needs Clean Air
  11. Display of How Fuel System Works
  12. Display of Igniting Air-Fuel Mixture
  13. Display of How Engine Temperature is controlled
  14. Display of Lubrication
  15. Display of Tires and Their Care
  16. Other or self-determined

SNOWMOBILING - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members

DIVISION 51 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 52 Junior, age 8 or 3rd - 5th grades
DIVISION 53 Intermediate, 6th - 8th grades
DIVISION 54 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Safety Display/Responsibility
  2. Engine Care Display
  3. Outdoor Survival Techniques
  4. Maintenance, Care and Storage
  5. Other or self-determined

AEROSPACE SERIES - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members. Enter at least 2 classes.

DIVISION 61 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 62 Junior, age 8 or 3rd - 5th grades
DIVISION 63 Intermediate, 6th - 8th grades
DIVISION 64 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.          Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Display of what it is like to be weightless.
  2. How gravity affects our lives on earth.
  3. How space suits are made
  4. What foods astronauts eat in space and why
  5. Build a rocket
  6. Rocket safety
  7. Show rocket equipment
  8. Other or self-determined

BICYCLE SERIES - Department JJ Open to all 4-H members. Enter at least 2 classes.

DIVISION 71 Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 72 Junior, age 8 or 3rd - 5th grades
DIVISION 73 Intermediate, 6th - 8th grades
DIVISION 74 Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.       Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. Bicycle safety
  2. What traffic signs mean
  3. State laws that apply to bicycles
  4. Display showing proper maintenance/repair
  5. Display of plan for bicycle trip/route
  6. Other or self-determined

WOOD SCIENCE – Department JJ Open to all 4-H members.

DIVISION 81                        Primary, K - 2nd grades
DIVISION 82
                        Junior, age 8 or 3rd  - 5th grades
DIVISION 83                        Intermediate, 6th  - 8th grades
DIVISION 84                        Senior, 9th - 12th grades

Class No.            Blue 20, Red 15, White 10

  1. How to mark, measure and cut wood
  2. Use hand and power tools
  3. Types of fasteners and use
  4. How to apply finishes
  5. Safety practices
  6. Lumber dimensions
  7. Other or self-determined

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