4-H
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE PRE-entered BY
GENERAL RULES
1. All exhibitors must be enrolled 4-H members in a
4-H program. Cloverbuds
exhibit for participation ribbon only.
2. Again in 2007:
Cloverbuds will not be allowed to work/show an
animal in a one to one format as in years past. Cloverbuds
will no longer be able to have any physical contact with their animal exhibit.
Instead, junior leaders or older siblings will be required to do all handling
of the animal before, during and after the conference judging of that animal.
This means the junior leader or older sibling will have total control and
responsibility for leading the animal by halter (horse, dairy, beef, goats and
sheep) and also for carrying, holding and set-up of poultry and rabbits. Junior
leaders or older siblings will handle the animal, but will not be allowed to
say anything during the judging process. The Cloverbud
will be expected to talk to the judge about his/her experiences with their
animal exhibit. This ruling was passed down by the State 4-H Office and was
established as a matter of safety for our young Cloverbud
members. Junior leaders or older siblings may need to brush up on their showing
and presentation skills of an animal. This is a great opportunity for your
child and junior leader or older sibling to learn about the animal together.
Animals exhibited by a Cloverbud must only be shown
by the Cloverbud; they cannot be another member’s
exhibit also!
3. 4-H members may enter exhibits only in projects in
which they are enrolled. Dairy, beef,
dairy goat, swine, sheep, poultry and rabbit may enter only one exhibit per lot
and must be properly identified. A 4-H
record must be kept on each exhibit shown.
Horse members may enter one lot per event.
Exhibits must be
registered in advance.
4-H registration forms are due June 10th.
4. 4-H Horses must be entered by
5. Animals will be housed throughout the entire fair
for display. All exhibits will be released at
6. All 4-H exhibits will be judged as they are
entered.
7. Entries must meet the requirements of the lot
before they will be considered by the judge.
Exhibits not meeting requirements WILL
NOT BE PLACED.
8. Only 4-H project members in dairy, beef, sheep, swine,
goats, and horses will be permitted to exhibit in both 4-H and open class
competition. All other project members
are not permitted to enter the same exhibit in both 4-H and open class competition.
9. All animal
and non-animal 4-H exhibits MUST remain on exhibit at the Fairgrounds for the
entire fair showing. Early removal of an
exhibit will result in forfeiture of any premium earned. All exhibits will be released at
10. All articles offered for competition, including
livestock and non-livestock, must have been raised and fitted, made or produced
by the 4-H member who may have conducted the project in partnership or in
cooperation with any parent or guardian providing the member shall have full
responsibility during the period specified in the project outline.
11. Feeding, caring, clipping, trimming, blocking,
(all species) must be done by the exhibitor or members of the exhibitor’s immediate family. Failure to do so may result in loss
of any premium. A substitute showman must be a currently enrolled 4-H
Member.
12. ALL LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY EXHIBITED MUST MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THE
13. Exhibitors of livestock are allowed to stay
overnight at the fairgrounds; however, no water or electrical hook ups will be
available to campers.
14. The Fair Management is not responsible for loss or
damage to exhibits.
4-H LIVESTOCK RULES
AND REGULATIONS
4-H’ERS WHO DO NOT TAKE CARE OF (FEED, CLEAN, ETC.) THEIR ANIMAL
EXHIBITS AT THE FAIR WILL HAVE THEIR PREMIUMS WITHHELD
CHECKING OUT EXHIBITS− 4-H non-livestock exhibits may be checked out
beginning at 7:00 pm on Sunday, Jun2 22nd Livestock exhibits may be checked out
beginning at 7:00 pm on Sunday, June 22nd All exhibits should be picked up by 8:00 pm
that evening.
NO hay will be furnished. Each 4-H’er should furnish his/her own feeds. Wood
Shavings for pens will be provided.
4-H HORSE EXHIBIT− Judging of 4-H horses will start at
1. Only the owner can ride his (her) horse.
2. Horses should be kept at least 10 feet apart in the
judging arena and the holding area.
3. Foals should not be brought into the judging
arena.
4. Horse tack (saddles, bridles, pails, brushes, etc.)
should not be left out in open. They
should be locked in a tack box or in a vehicle.
5. Horses will remain on display in the barn from June
20th - June 22nd unless other arrangements have been made with the horse superintendent.
6. THESE RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. ANYONE
BREAKING THESE RULES WILL BE ASKED TO TAKE HIS/HER HORSE HOME.
7. Helmets: ALL 4-H’ers participating in any 4-H
sponsored mounted activity are required to wear ASTM / SEI approved protective
headgear, properly fastened.
HEALTH CERTIFICATES
NECESSARY INSPECTION BY VETERINARIAN
The Minnesota Livestock Sanitary Board has established
the following livestock regulations for the Fair:
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Livestock or poultry known by the exhibitor to have an
infectious, communicable disease or to have been exposed to an infectious,
communicable disease or to be from a quarantined herd or flock may not be
entered in an exhibition. Warts and
ringworm are considered communicable diseases.
Therefore, livestock affected by these diseases cannot be exhibited. A statement from a veterinarian that an
animal is being treated for these diseases is not acceptable.
All livestock will be inspected by the Official
Veterinarian on the opening day of the exhibition. The Official Veterinarian will order the
immediate removal to a quarantine facility or removal from the exhibition
premises of any livestock with symptoms of infectious or communicable
diseases. Animals placed in a quarantine
facility must remain there until removed from the exhibition premises. They may not enter a show ring. This includes livestock with warts or
ringworm.
All testing must be conducted prior to the exhibition,
and a record of the test results on a test chart or Intrastate Health
Certificate must accompany the tested animals.
HORSES
All horses (horses include mules, asses, ponies,
donkeys, burros and zebras) attending public exhibitions in Minnesota must be
negative to an official test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) within 12
months prior to the opening date of the exhibition. Proof of a negative test for EIA will be
required for all horses admitted to exhibitions. A test is not required for suckling foals
accompanying a negative dam.
All horses (horses include mules, asses, ponies,
donkeys, burros and zebras) brought into Minnesota from other states or
countries, including horses for trail rides, rodeos, circuses and performing
animal acts, must be negative to an official test for EIA within 12 months
prior to the date of importation. A test
is not required for horses consigned to slaughter and for suckling foals
accompanying a negative dam.
*A negative Coggins test of
all horses exhibited must be presented upon arrival at County Fair.
Helmets:
ALL 4-H’ers participating in any 4-H
sponsored mounted activity are required to wear ASTM / SEI approved protective
headgear, properly fastened.
POULTRY (Originated from
1. Identified
by leg or wing band.
2. (a) Negative pullorum-typhoid test within
90 days, OR
(b) Record of origin from a flock tested
negative within the last 12 months.
3.
CATTLE (Originated from
At this time, there are no state
requirements for bovine tuberculosis (TB) testing. However, new intrastate movement requirements
may be in effect during the 2008 exhibition season.
SWINE
Swine must be individually identified
and must: (1) have had a negative official pseudorabies
test conducted within 30 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition ; or
(2) originate directly from a qualified pseudorabies-negative
herd; or (3) originate directly from a Stage IV or V county or area. (All 50 states are currently pseudorabies State V - Pseudorabies
Free Status).
SHEEP & GOATS
All sheep and goats, including wethers, must be identified with official identification
approved for use in the Scrapie eradication program.
4-H LIVESTOCK
SHOWING REGULATIONS
1. In all livestock projects any member may show more
than one animal. However, he may show
only one animal in each class/lot. The
4-H’er must be enrolled in each lot− (Example: market barrow, gilt) and
must complete a record for each animal exhibited. In the horse project, a maximum of two
animals can be exhibited in pleasure and game classes. One horse can be shown only in pleasure class
and one horse in game classes. A 4-H’er
with one horse can show the same horse in both pleasure and game classes.
2. No parent, relative or friend is allowed to show a
4-H member’s animal. Member must exhibit
his own animal, unless it is a special emergency.
3. 4-H members should know the birth date, care, breed
characteristics of their animal and other relative information if the judge
asks them.
4. All members should wait until their class is called
out before taking their animal to the judging arena. Members should remain near the judging arena
at all times during the show. We will
not be responsible for waiting for any member who does not have his animal
ready for the show ring when he is called.
5. 4-H LIVESTOCK MEMBERS CAN ENTER OPEN CLASSES IF
ANIMALS ARE ELIGIBLE.
6. Livestock Showmanship− All 4-H
livestock members are eligible to compete in showmanship contests in their
respective project areas and are encouraged to do so.
LIVESTOCK
Class 1 – BEEF
Premiums: 1st-$10.00, 2nd-$8.00, 3rd-$6.00
Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per lot and must
be enrolled and a 4-H record kept on each exhibit shown. All breeds, registered
and commercial, to be judged together unless practical to judge separately.
A001056 Breeding
Heifer–Spring Calf, born
Jan.
1–
A001057 Beef
Heifer Fall Calf born between
Sept. 1 and
A001058 Beef
Summer Yearling Heifer, born
between
May 1 and
A001059 Beef
Junior Yearling Heifer, born
between Jan. 1 and
A001060 Breeding
Senior Yearling Heifer, born
between
Sept. 1 and
A002007 Beef
Cow/Calf Exhibit* - calf born
after
A003001 Prospect
Market Calf, born after
A003002 Prospect
Market Calf, born after
Market Beef, born between Jan. 1 and
A004009 Beef
Steer – Lightweight
A004010 Beef
Steer – Heavyweight
A004011 Market
Heifer – Lightweight
A004012 Market
Heifer - Heavyweight
Dairy Steer, born between Jan. 1 and
A005001 Dairy
Steer – Lightweight
A005002 Dairy
Steer – Heavyweight
4-H’ers
may enter the cow/calf division (both cow and calf are brought to the show
ring) or the prospect market calf division (just the calf is brought to the
show ring) or the Breeding Heifer – Spring Calf division. The calf may not be entered in more than one
of these three divisions. A different calf is need for each lot.
All prospect market calf males must be castrated and
breeding heifer – spring calves must be from a cow/calf project.
* Members can
exhibit one cow and calf as unit.
Animals WILL be shown on halter in ring.
Judging will be on following basis:
A. Weight per
day of age
B. Cow/Calf
weight ratio
C. Member’s
knowledge of the project
Desirability of cow and calf as feeder/breeding
animals.
BEEF
SHOWMANSHIP
A060001 Senior
(grades 9 & up)
A060002 Junior
(grades 3-8)
Class 1 – Dairy
Premiums: 1st-$10.00, 2nd-$8.00, 3rd-$6.00
Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per lot and must
be enrolled and a 4-H record kept on each exhibit shown. All breeds will be judged separately where
practical.
BABY
DAIRY CALF
Born between
B022002 Purebred
B022004 Purebred
Other Breeds
B022003 Grade
B022005 Grade
Other Breeds
WINTER
CALF
Born between
B001007 Purebred
B001014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B001008 Grade
B001015 Grade
Other Breeds
FALL
CALF
Born between
B002007 Purebred
B002014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B002008 Grade
B002015 Grade
Other Breeds
SUMMER
YEARLING
Born between
B003007 Purebred
B003014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B003008 Grade
B003015 Grade
Other Breeds
SPRING
YEARLING
Born between
B004007 Purebred
B004014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B004008 Grade
B004015 Grade
Other Breeds
WINTER
YEARLING
Born between
B005007 Purebred
B005014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B005008 Grade
B005015 Grade
Other Breeds
FALL
YEARLING
Born between
B006007 Purebred
B006014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B006008 Grade
B006015 Grade
Other Breeds
UNFRESHENED
TWO YEAR OLD
Born between
B023001 Purebred
B023003 Purebred
Other Breeds
B023002 Grade
B023004 Grade
Other Breeds
TWO
YEARS OLD
Born between
B008007 Purebred
B008014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B008008 Grade
B008015 Grade
Other Breeds
THREE
YEARS OLD
Born between
B008007 Purebred
B008014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B008008 Grade
B008015 Grade
Other Breeds
FOUR
YEARS OLD
Born between
B008007 Purebred
B008014 Purebred
Other Breeds
B008008 Grade
B008015 Grade
Other Breeds
ADVANCED
CLASS
Animals born before Sept. 2003
B024001 Purebred
B024003 Purebred
Other Breeds
B024002 Grade
B024004 Grade
Other Breeds
DRY
COWS
Dry cows, two years old and older. Born before
B018001 Purebred
B018003 Purebred
Other Breeds
B018002 Grade
B018004 Grade
Other Breeds
4-H
HERDS
B025001 Three
animals shown by one exhibitor. All herds must include one animal in
production.
DAIRY
SHOWMANSHIP
B060001 Senior
(Grades 9 & Up)
B060002 Junior
(Grades 3-8)
Class 3 - DAIRY GOATS
Premium: 1st-$8.00; 2nd-$6.00, 3rd-$4.00.
Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per lot and must
be enrolled and 4-H record kept on each exhibit shown. Animals must be dehorned, fitted and trimmed
for show.
C001009 Jr.
Doe Kid born April 1 to
C002009 Sr.
Doe Kid born Jan. 1−
C003009 Dry
Yearling Doe (born in 2007)
C004009 Milking
Yearling Doe (born in 2007)
C005009 Milking
Two Year Old Doe (born in 2006)
C006009 Milking
Doe - 3 yrs. and older (born in 2005 or before)
(All
market goats must have been born between January 1 and
C010001 Market
goat – Lightweight
C010002 Market
goat – Heavyweight
DAIRY
GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
C060001 Senior
(Grades 9 & up)
C060002 Junior
(Grades 3-8)
Class 4 – HORSE
Premium: 1st-$10.00; 2nd-$8.00; 3rd-$6.00
Exhibitor can only show one game horse and one
pleasure horse. You must begin managing
the horse by
**Grade levels refer to grade completed as of
**Proof of negative Coggins
Test of all horses exhibited must be presented upon arrival at County Fair.
HORSE
TRAINING
4-Her’s must have records with them at the show. Must
also be enrolled in Horse Training Project!!
Y017001 Horse
Training Step 1
Y017002 Horse
Training Step 2
Y017003 Horse
Training Step 3
Y017004 Horse
Training Step 4
HALTER
SHOWMANSHIP
Y015008 Halter
Showman – Jr. --13 and under
Y015009 Halter
Showman - Sr. -- 14 and over
WESTERN
PLEASURE
(Performance, appearance of horse and rider,
horsemanship)
Y009010 Western
Pleasure - Pony
Y009008 Western
Pleasure - Jr. --13 and under
Y009009 Western
Pleasure - Sr. -- 14 and over
WESTERN
HORSEMANSHIP
(Horsemanship, rider, equipment)
Y012010 Horsemanship
- Pony
Y012008 Horsemanship
- Jr. --13 and under
Y012009 Horsemanship
- Sr. -- 14 and over
TRAIL
CLASS
Y014004 Trail
Class – All Ages
ENGLISH
PLEASURE
Y026004 English
Pleasure - All Ages
ENGLISH
EQUITATION
Y026001 English
Equitation - All Ages
KEY
HOLE
Y003008 Key
Race - Jr. --13 and under
Y003009 Key
Race - Sr. -- 14 and over
POLE
WEAVING
Y004008 Pole
Weaving - Jr. --13 and under
Y004009 Pole
Weaving - Sr. -- 14 and over
JUMPING
FIGURE 8
Y002008 Jumping
Figure 8 - Jr. --13 and under
Y002009 Jumping
Figure 8 - Sr. -- 14 and over
BARREL
RACING
Y001008 Barrel
Racing - Jr. --13 and under
Y001009 Barrel
Racing - Sr. -- 14 and over
Class 5 –POULTRY
Premiums: 1st-$3.50; 2nd-$2.50-, 3rd-$1.50
All non-waterfowl poultry exhibits must meet Livestock
Sanitary Board requirements and must have statement of origin form filled out,
signed, and presented to the vet at the vet check. Exhibitor can only take one exhibit per lot
and no more than two lots per class.
Birds must be this year’s hatch.
Exhibitors must be with their birds at the time of judging or you will
not receive a premium or ribbon placing.
CHICKENS
D001001 Market
Pen of 2 males or 2 females
emphasizing
meat qualities.
D001002 Breeding
Pen of one male and two females. Large fowl.
D001003 Bantam
Breeding Pen of one male and two females.
D001004 Egg
Production pen of 2 pullets.
DUCKS
D002001 Market
pen of two females or two males.
D002002 Standard
pen of one male and two females.
D002003 Bantam
pen of one male and two females.
GEESE
D003001 Market
pen of two females or two males.
D003002 Breeding
pen of one male and two females.
ONLY Pearls, Whites and Lavender breeds can be shown.
D004001 Market
pen of two males or two females.
D004002 Standard
pen of one male and two females.
PIGEONS
All birds must be banded. Bands must be seamless and the correct size
for that breed.
D005001 Utility,
1 breeding pair
D005002 Utility,
1 young bird – male or female, this year’s band
D005003 Fancy,
1 breeding pair
D005004 Fancy,
1 young bird – male or female, this year’s band
D005005 Flying,
1 breeding pair
D005006 Flying,
1 young bird – male or female, this year’s band
D006001 Market
pen of two females or two males.
D006002 Breeding
pen of one male and two females.
Class 6 – RABBITS
Premiums: 1st-$3.50; 2nd-$2.50, 3rd-$1.50.
Exhibitors
may enter one exhibit per lot and can exhibit in all lots listed if they like and must be enrolled and 4-H record
kept on exhibit shown. Exhibitor must be
with their rabbits at the time of judging or they will not receive a premium or
ribbon placing. All rabbits must be tattooed in the left ear.
All rabbits must remain on the grounds from June 20 –
June 22nd.
MARKET
RABBIT
E007001 Single
fryer, purebred or crossbred not over 70 days of age on day of show, weighing
3-5 pounds.
E007002 Pen
of three fryers, purebred or crossbred, all the same breed and variety, not
over 70 days of age on day of show, weighing 3-5 pounds.
BREEDING
RABBIT
Only Purebred Rabbits are eligible in the following
lots:
E005012 Junior
Buck, 3-6 months of age
E006012 Junior
Doe, 3-6 months of age
E003004 Intermediate
Buck, between 6-8 months of age
E004004 Intermediate
Doe, between 6-8 months of age
E001012 Senior
Buck, over 8 months of age
E002012 Senior
Doe, over 8 months of age
RABBIT
SHOWMANSHIP
E060001 Senior
(Grades 9 & up)
E060002 Junior
(Grades 3-8)
Class 7 – SHEEP
Premiums: 1st-$8.00; 2nd-$6.00; 3rd-$4.00
Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per lot and must
be enrolled and 4-H record kept on exhibit shown. All breeds, purebred and
grade, will be judged together. Lambs must have been born on or after
January 1. Yearling ewes born after January 1 of the previous year must not
show evidence of 4 permanent incisors.
F001040 Breeding
Ewe Lamb –born on or after
F002004 Market
Lamb–Lightweight–ewe or whether born on or after
F002005 Market
Lamb–Heavyweight–ewe or whether born on or after
F001041 Breeding
Ewe Yearling born after
F001042 Breeding
Ewe Yearling born after
F001043 Aged
Ewe born before
F003003 Lamb
Lead 6th grade and up
F003004 Lamb
Lead 5th grade and under
SHEEP
SHOWMANSHIP
F060001 Senior
(Grades 9 & up)
F060002 Junior
(Grades 3-8)
Class 8 -SWINE
Premiums: 1st-$8.00; 2nd-$6.00; 3rd-$4.00
Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per lot and must
be enrolled and 4-H record kept on each exhibit shown. All breeds will be judged together. Gilts
must have farrowed after
G001019 Gilt
G002003 Lightweight
Barrow
G002004 Heavyweight
Barrow
SWINE
SHOWMANSHIP
G060001 Senior
(Grades 9 & up)
G060002 Junior
(Grades 3-8)
ATTENTION 4-H EXHIBITORS OF NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS
The Fair Registration allows for the same Code Number
to be entered multiple times. So, if you
plan to exhibit multiple exhibits in the same project, enter the same Code
Number repeatedly; Code Numbers are selected by school grade [2007-2008 school
year]. (Example: If you were in the seventh grade (2007-2008
school year) and plan to bring five exhibits relating to the Cat Project, on
your Fair Registration Form write down the Code No. L001002 five times). Multiple exhibits—there is no limit to number of exhibits in any non-livestock project.
Premiums
for Non Livestock Exhibits: 1st-$2.00;
2nd-$1.50; 3rd-$1.00.
Class -9 AEROSPACE
Includes Rockets, Airplanes, Flying and Aerospace
Special Projects.
Rules
Display-type exhibit must not exceed 12 inches deep by
24 inches wide by 36 inches high, except that a rocket or airplane may be
included in a display and will not be considered in the calculations of
dimensions.
Label exhibit with name, grade and club.
O001001 4-H’ers
in Grades 9 and Up
O001002 4-H’ers
in Grades 6-8
O001003 4-H’ers
in Grades 3-5
Project Ideas:
Model rockets built from kit (flyable). Rockets should
be ready for flight except engine need not be installed. Recovery system should be in place and
operative. Members should be familiar with the model rocketry safety code
approved by the National Association of Rocketry.
Model rocket built from own design (flyable). Rockets
should be ready for flight except engine need not be installed. Recovery system should be in place and
operative. Members should be familiar with the model rocketry safety code approved
by the National Association of Rocketry, plus member should know how to test
the rocket for stability and how to make corrections if it is not stable.
Model rocket built from kit or own design
(non-flyable). Member will be evaluated on construction techniques and general
knowledge of rocketry.
Model airplane built from kit (flyable). Models should be balanced and ready for
flight. Do not include fuel for gas powered models. Radio equipment may be excluded for RC models.
Model airplane built from own design (flyable). Models should be balanced and ready for
flight. For gas powered model do not
include fuel.
Model airplane built from kit or own design (static or
stationary model not designed to fly). Member will be evaluated on construction
techniques, knowledge of what makes an airplane fly and information about the
aircraft represented by the model.
Display of aviation principles, in-flight procedures.
Display of special interest in area of aviation or
space.
OTHER project activities that demonstrate what member
has learned and accomplished in this project.
Class 10 - ANIMAL SCIENCE-
RELATED EXHIBIT
This
lot is for 4-H’ers enrolled in animal science projects who wish to learn more
about the specie. Examples include: management, nutrition,
reproduction, consumer issue, careers or a creative topic of 4-H’ers
choice. Posters, models or articles
related to your 4-H project. Dimensions
of posters shall not exceed 22 inches by 28 inches. Table displays may not exceed 12 inches deep by
24 inches wide by 36 inches high.
Species included in this area: Dairy, Beef, Swine, Sheep, Dairy Goat, Dog,
Poultry and Rabbit.
L004021 Dairy L004022 Beef
L004023 Swine L004024 Sheep
L004025 Dairy Goat L004026 Poultry
L004027 Rabbit L004028 Dog
Class 11- BICYCLE
Label exhibit with name, grade and club.
O002001 4-H’ers
in Grades 9 and Up
O002002 4-H’ers
in Grades 6-8
O002003 4-H’ers
in Grades 3-5
Project Ideas:
Poster (not to exceed 22 inches by 28 inches) or
display (not to exceed 12 inches deep by 24 inches wide by 36 inches high)
relating to one of the following areas:
parts of a bicycle, safety procedures or bicycle repair, replacement or
adjustment.
OTHER project activities that demonstrate what member
has learned and accomplished in this project.
Class 12 - CHILD DEVELOPMENT
1. Exhibitors should be prepared to discuss in
conference judging: the age and other
characteristics of the child for whom the exhibit is intended and how the
exhibit contributed to a child’s growth, development and well-being.
The item should be used with children before
exhibiting and a photograph of this activity should accompany the exhibit. Signs of use will not detract from the
placing of the exhibit.
Label exhibit with name, grade and club.
N001001 4-H’ers
in Grades 9 and Up
N001002 4-H’ers
in Grades 6-8
N001003 4-H’ers
in Grades 3-5
Project Ideas:
Toy, game, puzzle, puppets, art/craft materials, etc.,
made from new or recycled/throw away material.
Babysitting kit/travel kit/rainy day kit, including at
least one item made by exhibitor.
Original book, story, poem, song, play, cookbook,
audio or video tape and narrative, activity book, safety manual for children.
Original book, story, poem, song, essay, photographic display, audio or video tape, poster, journal, scrapbook, file about children and/or families. Exhibits in this lot should specify in writing and/or