History Fair
Does your kid love history? Do they love doing projects? Enter them into the annual PCHEA History Fair to show off their skills and knowledge. This is a 2 hour event at the Southwest Amarillo Public Library from 1pm-3pm. We have a divided room where one half will be the presentations and judging, and the other half will be fun games to entertain the students who are waiting to present their projects.
This is for grades 3rd-12th.
To participate in the PCHEA History Fair, you will research a historical topic, person, or event, then present your work in the form of an exhibit and presentation to 3 judges.
The most important rewards are the skills and knowledge that you will acquire as you create your History Day project.
An exhibit is a three-dimensional physical and visual representation of your historical argument, research, and interpretation of your topic, person or event in history.
Exhibits: exhibit size mst be no larger that 40" wide, 30" deep and 6' high. It must include any combination of photos, research paper, artwork, 3-D models, artifacts, etc. Students may dress in costumes to present their exhibit.
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Here are 7 categories the judges use to evaluate each project:
historical content and accuracy - historically accurate, relevant to the subject matter, is the amount of information appropriate to learn about the subject?
organized structure and clearly stated - person or event clearly stated, organized the information well, organization shows logical thought and order.
creativity and uniqueness - is the event or person a creative and unique choice, is the topic interesting and engaging.
research - did the student demonstrate abundant research and a wide variety of interesting facts about the topic chosen, topic well covered.
visual aid or performance - use of pictures//drawings/charts/timelines to visually explain the topic, display neat and easy to follow.
technicality - is the project on the level of the student, did the student show extra effort to master the topic.
overall impression
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Participation in our history fair is free for all PCHEA members and $10 for nonmembers.
Above all HAVE FUN!
Southwest Branch Library Panhandle Christian Home Educators Association admin@pchea.org false mm/dd/yyyy aUinrLWZczwYavqgBmQP30959Date – Time
November 18, 2022
– 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location
Southwest Branch Library
6801 SW 45th Ave
Amarillo, TX 79109-5014 US
Conference Room
Additional Information
Does your kid love history? Do they love doing projects? Enter them into the annual PCHEA History Fair to show off their skills and knowledge. This is a 2 hour event at the Southwest Amarillo Public Library from 1pm-3pm. We have a divided room where one half will be the presentations and judging, and the other half will be fun games to entertain the students who are waiting to present their projects.
This is for grades 3rd-12th.
To participate in the PCHEA History Fair, you will research a historical topic, person, or event, then present your work in the form of an exhibit and presentation to 3 judges.
The most important rewards are the skills and knowledge that you will acquire as you create your History Day project.
An exhibit is a three-dimensional physical and visual representation of your historical argument, research, and interpretation of your topic, person or event in history.
Exhibits: exhibit size mst be no larger that 40" wide, 30" deep and 6' high. It must include any combination of photos, research paper, artwork, 3-D models, artifacts, etc. Students may dress in costumes to present their exhibit.
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Here are 7 categories the judges use to evaluate each project:
historical content and accuracy - historically accurate, relevant to the subject matter, is the amount of information appropriate to learn about the subject?
organized structure and clearly stated - person or event clearly stated, organized the information well, organization shows logical thought and order.
creativity and uniqueness - is the event or person a creative and unique choice, is the topic interesting and engaging.
research - did the student demonstrate abundant research and a wide variety of interesting facts about the topic chosen, topic well covered.
visual aid or performance - use of pictures//drawings/charts/timelines to visually explain the topic, display neat and easy to follow.
technicality - is the project on the level of the student, did the student show extra effort to master the topic.
overall impression
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Participation in our history fair is free for all PCHEA members and $10 for nonmembers.
Above all HAVE FUN!