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Squid can swim 20 miles per hour and
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Everyone
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 How to Enter
School Programs
Open Competitions Contests at the Fair 
Open To All Win A Ribbon!
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Cartoon life in
or on the Bay |
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A free ride coupon! |
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Compose a sea chantey |
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Make a model boat Join
the "Armada" [see below] |
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Submit your favorite "Fish
Story" photo |
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Submit your favorite San Francisco
History photo |
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Details coming soon! |
Here's How to Enter
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Look through the
Competitions Catalog
and pick out a project. |
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Fill out the Entry Form. |
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Complete your project. |
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Be sure your project is delivered to the fair
on time. |
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After the fair, pick up your project. |
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Display your Ribbon where everyone
can see it! |
Complete instructions on how to enter, the Fair Catalog and Entry
Forms will be available soon on this website. They will also be available
soon through your school, from the Fair Office, and in some newspapers.
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School Programs
Be part of the San Francisco
County Fair excitement by entering fair competitions! Have fun learning
about San Francisco Bay — its history, its marine life and its
commerce. Here's what you'll get:
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Free entry ticket to the fair |
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A free ride coupon! |
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Participation ribbon and
maybe an Award! |
Enter and get free entry to the Fair and a
ride coupon!
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Pups Program
— Kindergarten
through Third Grade
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Color the picture
of the San Francisco County Fair
logo – the seal balancing the HFTS logo on its nose. |
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Draw a picture of a fish in
water or a sea bird.
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Seals Program — Fourth
and Fifth Grade
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Draw a picture
of a boat on San Francisco Bay and name the boat. |
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Draw a picture of a seal,
a crab, a squid or any fish living in the
Bay.
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Sea Lions Program
— Sixth
through Eighth Grades
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Draw or paint
a picture of a seal, a fisherman, a boat or fish in or
on the Bay. |
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Make a seal, crab, squid or
any fish out of clay, paper mache, or any other appropriate
material [about the size of your hand].
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Sharks
— High
School
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Sketch or paint
a picture [serious, funny or cartoon] of a seal, crab,
squid or any fish living in the Bay. |
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Write the recipe for a fish
dish cooked by someone you know and briefly explain who
the person is who cooks it, where they are
from, how they
came to cook this dish and any other fact
about the dish,
the cook or the recipe. |
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Write and briefly explain
5 reasons why San Francisco Bay should be kept clean of
toxics and garbage. |
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Make a boat, sea
bird, seal,
crab, squid or any fish out of clay, paper
mache, or any
other appropriate material [about the size of
your hand]. |
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Create a cartoon from single
frame to 6 frames humorous, pithy, or whatever,
but relative to life in or on San Francisco Bay.
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Whales —
Classroom Project
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Seals are available
to San Francisco schools to provide students an opportunity
to enjoy learning about the mammals that are a wonderful
local treasure. On request, a wooden seal silhouette about
4 feet tall will be delivered to the school with a $100
check (for supplies and participation). The number of
wooden seal silhouettes is limited.
The seal will be painted with any design decided upon
by the students. The classroom must then write a short
story, fact or fiction, of at least one page in length,
about their seal or seals in general [see
"Fishy Facts"].
The decorated seal and the stories written by the students
will be delivered to the Fair Office at the Cannery at
2801 Leavenworth Street, San Francisco, CA 94133. All
students participating in decorating the seal will receive
a participation ribbon. The painted seals will be part
of the Parade of Seals at the Fair. Grand prizes will
be awarded to 3 seals chosen by Fair officials. |
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Competitions Open To Everyone!
Join San Francisco Bay
Model Boat Armada
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MAKE A MODEL OF YOUR FAVORITE HISTORIC
SEA-GOING CRAFT!
— Lateen-rigged sailboat -- the boats SF's
early Genoese fishermen sailed
— Monterey
hulled boat -- SF's 2nd generation fishing boats, still used
today
— Crab boat
-- used to catch the dungeness crabs loved by San
Franciscans
— Historic
square-rigged boat -- like the Balclutha
— Historic schooner -- like the C.A. Thayer
— Historic
ferry boat -- like the Eureka
— Chinese
shrimp junk -- narrow sailing craft used by SF's
Chinese shrimpers
— Outrigger
canoe -- paddled by Polynesians & Hawaiians
— Kayaks
-- paddled by the Eskimos to hunt whales, seals and fish
— Today's
fishing boat -- for both commercial and sport fishing
— Today's
sailboat -- white-sailed boats dot The Bay on summer days
— Dinghy
-- rowboat that carries sailors from their ship to shore |
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Read up on the history of these
boats, find pictures |
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Build your boat |
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Show your boat or float it on our
"Virtual Bay" in the Mariner History Tent! |
Contests at the Fair ...
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Oyster Shuckin' |
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Seaweed Rollin' |
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Foghorn Chanties and Ballads |
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San Francisco
County Fair Office
2nd Floor - The Cannery
2801 Leavenworth
San Francisco, CA 94133
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Tel: |
415.292.7722 |
Fax: |
415.292.7707 |
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