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4H exhibit record

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Tama County Exhibit Record
This form is to be used to help guide you through the write-up process for non-livestock
fair exhibits. You may use this form or create your own using this information. Bring the
write-up with your exhibit (suggest to put in a folder/binder). This is only for the fair. This
does not get placed in your record book. Photography and 4-H Poster Communication
Exhibit have their own form. Follow all rules found in the fair book for classes.
Class number:
Class Name:
Exhibitor Name:
Grade completed:
Club:
Years in 4-H:
Years in this project:
1. What did you plan to learn or do? (What was your exhibit goal(s)?)
2. What steps did you take to learn or do this?
3. What were the most important things you learned?
Design Elements and Art Principles (These should be included in Home Improvement,
Visual Arts and Clothing if appropriate for the exhibit. Find more information online at
https://store.extension.iastate.edu/product/464) Circle the ones below.
Design Elements: Line
Shape/Form
Principles of Design: Unity
Emphasis
Texture
Rhythm
Space
Proportion
Color
Balance
Please explain why you chose the above:
Financial Summary of Project
List items/ingredients purchased. Remember all ingredients, even if you found them in the
cupboard, have a cost. This is not required but recommended for you to see the cost of your
completed project.
Items/Ingredients
Expense Cost
Expense Total=
Income (if any)
Income Total=
Photos of your project before, during and after may also be added and attached to this write-up.
Exhibitors must include permission from the copyright holder/owner when using copyrighted
materials. Always share your resource. Anything you find on Pinterest (for example) must cite
the original contributor and website.
Example:www.pinterest.com
Contributor: Princessandthefrog-blog.blogspot.com
Food and Nutrition (Prepared and Preserved Product) Must include the recipe. In addition,
Preserved Product must have a label (contact Extension Office).
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