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Family Guide 

This is your place to connect to our entire collection of Ohio 4-H project books for the year. Each project book contains informationfamily guide and activities for members to explore as an organized group project or at home under the guidance of a parent or interested adult. When choosing a project, consider your interests, background, what is necessary to start the project, and the resources available to help you complete it.

Family Guide Link - click here

 

 


Project Judging Information

How To Schedule an Appointment:

  • 1. Identify 4-H member's project number(s). Located on the book cover or look them up here
  • 2. Match project number(s) to color on the list below (projects are in numerical order).
  • 3. Find an open appointment time for each project, and make sure it matches up with the appropriate judge.

Signing up multiple family members? If you are signing up your child or someone else with whom you are the primary contact, you will first complete your name and contact information with a quantity of '0 Spots' (click the minus sign "-" to enter 0 Spots) and then click Save and Add Another Person to assign the spot to your child or the other person.

Project Numbers Matched to Colors:

Colors are listed in alphabetical order in the sign-up.

Lifeskills colors

Project Completion Guide for 2024

DRESS CODE:

  • Clean pants, skirts or dresses that fit properly. Shorts and Capri pants are notallowed. Skirts and dresses must be fingertip length or longer.

  • Clean shirt or top that fits properly. Writing or images on shirts that may be considered offensive or inappropriate are not allowed.

  • Tops, sundresses, etc. must have shoulder straps of 1-inch or wider.

  • No hats worn during judging. Hats that are part of an ensemble or costume should be removed when speaking with judges.

  • No flip-flops.

  • Hair should be neatly styled and not hanging in the face. The judges want to see who they are talking to!

  • Overall: Dress to show respect for the judges and for yourself.

Additional Resources:

Basic Guideline for Table Setting

Example Menu

Clothing Scoresheet

State Fair Non Livestock Guidebook