Junior Classes

All vegetables must be shown on disposable plates or trays.

1. Beans, green, 3

2. Beans, yellow, 3

3. Beets, round, tops trimmed to 2 cm, 3

4. Beets, cylindrical, tops trimmed to 2 cm, 3

5. Cabbage, red,

6. Cabbage, green, 1

7. Carrots, short, tops trimmed to 2 cm, 3

8. Carrots, long, tops trimmed to 2 cm, 3

9. Corn, sweet, without husks, 3

10. Cucumbers, slicing, 3

11. Cucumbers, pickling, 3

12. Kohlrabi, approximately 6 cm in diameter, 2

13. Onions, Dutch sets, tops trimmed to 3 cm, 3

14. Potatoes, white, 3

15. Potatoes, red, 3

16. Pumpkin, pie size, may be green, 1

17. Radishes, 3

18. Squash, Hubbard, 1

19. Squash, any other variety, named on entry tag, 1

20. Tomatoes, cherry type, ripe, stems on, 5

21. Tomatoes, green, stems on, 3

22. Tomatoes, ripe, stems on, 3

23. Zucchini, slicing size for table, 1

Class 24 Prize money: 1st = $5.00. 2nd = $4.00. 3rd = $3.00.   4th = $2.00. 5th = 1.00. 6th = $0.50

24. Vegetable Collection, 6 varieties, trays provided.

Class 25 – 34 inclusive Prize money: 1st = $3.00. 2nd = $2.50. 3rd = $2.00.   4th = $1.50. 5th = $1.00. 6th = $0.50

25. Largest Sunflower head

26. Tallest Sunflower, no root

27. Longest Carrot

28. Largest Zucchini

29. Largest Potato

30. Smallest Potato

31. Largest Beet

32. Largest Pumpkin or Squash

33. Oddest shaped vegetable

34. Vegetable Creature, made with at least 4 different vegetables, named.

Classes 87 – 94 inclusive Prize Money: 1st = $2.50. 2nd = $2.00. 3rd = $1.50  4th = $1.00. 5th = $0.75, 6th = $0.50

Photos MUST be taken by the child and pictures must be the current year.

87. Scenery, 1 print, mounted

88. Animals or Birds, 1 print, mounted

89. Flowers, 1 print, mounted

90. Animals at Work, 1 print, mounted

91. Animals and Family, 1 print, mounted

92. “In the Wild”, 1 print, mounted

93. Picture showing speed, 1 print, mounted

94. Cute pet picture with a Caption, 1 print, mounted

95. Picture of Something Antique, 1 print, mounted

35. Asters, 3 stems

36. Begonia, tuberous, 1 plant

37. Cactus or Succulent, 1 plant

38. Calendula, 3 stems

39. Coneflowers, 3 stems

40. Cosmos, 3 stems

41. Dahlias, 3 spikes

42. Gladiola, 1 spike

43. Geranium, 1 plant in bloom

44. Herbs, 3 different kinds, 1 stem of each in water, name on tags on each stem

45. House plant, in bloom, not hanging

46. Lily, any variety, 1 stem

47. Marigolds, small with leaves, 3 stems

48. Marigolds, large with leaves, 3 stems

49. Nasturtiums, 3 stems

50. Pansies, mixed, 3 stems

51. Petunias, single, 3 stems

52. Petunias, double, 3 stems

53. Snapdragons, 3 stems

54. Sweet Peas, 3 stems

55. Wildflower, small bouquet, not to exceed 45 cm in height

56. Domestic Flowers, “Teacup Bouquet” not to exceed 20 cm (including cup or mug holder) 57. Zinnias, 3 stems

Drawings or paintings to be done on paper no larger than 12”x18” (30.25x46 cm)

Preschool

96. Finger paint your favorite farm animal – labelled

97. Draw your favorite vegetable – labelled

98. Necklace made from macaroni or beads

JR Kindergarten

99. Trace your hand or foot and create an animal

100. Straw and paint blow art creatures (add eyes, nose, mouth etc. using other materials) 101. Handmade farm animal crown

SR Kindergarten

102. Farmer, Scarecrow, animal made from toilet paper roll

103. Freehand Drawing of family or pets

104. Pipe cleaner weaving using plastic canvas

Grade One

105. Freehand drawing of a farm animal or machinery

106. Torn paper picture

107. Picture frame using natural materials (twigs, grasses etc. - older person may help with glueing if   using hot glue)

Grade Two

108. Picture of a garden that you would grow

109. Decorate a bookmark – Agricultural Theme

110. Sew a 2-hole and 4-hole button using plastic canvas or material

Grade Three

111. Picture showing what we harvest from a garden

112. Flat plasticine picture – Agricultural Theme

113. Scarecrow made from cardboard boxes, egg cartons- 18" maximum

Grade Four

114. Farm animal puppet – any materials

115. Diorama of a Farm

116. Picture showing a life cycle or procedure on a farm

Grade Five

117. Woven bowl made from paper plate and yarn

118. Draw a cartoon – Agricultural Theme

119. Article made from Popsicle sticks

Grade Six

120. Picture of a Pioneer Scene – pencil and/or pencil crayon

121. Bird feeder or bug house using recycled and natural materials

122. Talking Stick – decorated with Indigenous Theme

Grade Seven

123. Original painting inspired by Canadian Artists Norval Morisseau or Tom Thompson 124. Miniature Rock Monster not over 4”

125. Design a bird's eye view of a farm

Grade Eight

126. Article of weaving using natural materials and yarn

127. Make a Poster advertising the Fair for August 23, 2025 (winning posters will be kept and used for future advertising)

128. Make a useful article using recycled jeans

Where it says "Print" only the printing will be judged, and poem or story can be copied from an  original

58. Preschool - Print first name (using upper- and lower-case letters)  

59. JR Kindergarten - Print first name (using upper- and lower-case letters)

60. SR Kindergarten- Print the name of your two favorite farm animals  

61. Grade One - Print a 2-line poem- Agricultural Theme  

62. Grade Two - Print a 4-line poem- Agricultural Theme  

63. Grade Three - Print a poem or short story - Agricultural Theme  

64. Grade Four - Write a poem or short story about a farm animal  

65. Grade Five - Write a short story about a day on a farm from a person or animal's perspective  66. Grade Six - Write an essay about "Fun at the Fair."  

67. Grade Seven - Write a short essay about "Why is Agriculture Important."  

68. Grade Eight - Write a short essay about "Farming in Pioneer Days."

129. Collection of 5 different Evergreen needles, mounted and named

130. Painting, any medium - on paper or canvas

131. Handmade Greeting Card, any subject with 1 verse

132. Pinecone critter

133. Hand made Musical instrument, must function

134. Decorated T-shirt

135. Garden crop markers- made from any material that lasts outdoors

136. Article of sewing - using a machine or by hand

137. Small Lego Creation - Agricultural Theme  

138. Necklace made from beads

139. Bird, Bat, Bug, or Toad House

140. Article made from repurposed materials

141. Drawing of your favorite part of the Fair

142. Window sun catcher

Classes 143-144 inclusive Prize Money: 1st=$5.00, 2nd=$4.00, 3rd=$3.00  4th=$2.00, 5th=$1.00, 6th=$0.50

143. Log Cabin, made from natural materials, twigs, stones etc.

144. Scarecrow, up to 1 meter tall

Classes 145-146 inclusive Prize Money: 1st=$3.00, 2nd=$2.50, 3rd=$2.00  4th=$1.50, 5th=$1.00, 6th=$0.50

145. Leaf Collection, pressed, mounted, named, 6 different leaves

146. Wildflower Collection, pressed mounted, named

All baking must be shown in clear plastic bags, on a plate or tray. Where it says “decorated” it will only  be the decoration that is judged

69. Preschool - large, decorated cookie,

70. Jr. Kindergarten - 2 decorated cupcakes,

71. Sr. Kindergarten - decorate a 4” cookie to look like a farm animal face

72. Grade one - decorate 2 cupcakes to look like farm animals

73. Grade two - Rice Krispie Squares, 3

74. Grade three - Fudge, 3

75. Grade four - Brownies, 2” square, 3

76. Grade five - Sugar cookies, 3

77. Grade six - Chocolate Chip muffins

78. Grade seven - Cookies, at least two types, 4

79. Grade eight – Cake and decorated, for any occasion

Baking Open to Any Grade

80. Fruit muffins, any fruit, 3

81. Banana Bread, 1 loaf

82. Chocolate chip cookies, 8

83. Drop cookies, 3

84. No bake cookies, 3

85. Fudge, 2 varieties, 4

86. Decorated cake, Agricultural Theme