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Event 1
Everyday Equations |
An applied
academic math test for problems of the family and problems around
the home. There will be junior high and senior high tests that
might have recipe conversions, square footage, adding quantities,
income tax, budgets and lawn or carpet square footage or applied
math questions |
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Event 2 FACS
of
Lifeskills
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This is a head
to head competition buzzer game of 4-5 team members who
answer questions about consumer issues. (Four team
members complete and one alternate can come in between rounds)
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Event
3 Laws of Life |
This is an
essay, an applied writing event with essays about character
education topics. This is a national essay program
promoted by John Templeton Foundation. Members will chose a topic
and write an essay about character topics such as trustworthiness,
respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, citizenship and
positive character traits
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Event 5 See
What We’ve Done |
This event has
one or three resource persons to present what a chapter has done
on one project in a display form. This event does NOT
advance to national competition |
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Event 6 The
Senior Buzz- Sr High Only |
This is a
senior high head to head buzzer game of 4-
competitors. The
buzzer
game
will be about questions of FCCLA program areas, history
of FCCLA,
and
general
organizational knowledge. (Four team members
complete and
one alternate
can come in between rounds) |
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Event 7 Show
Me |
This event is a
hands on demonstration with an interactive
audience. This event
should be a
"how-to" type of a presentation. This event does
not advance to
the national level.
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Event 7-17
Illustrated Talks VIDEO version |
The video
option is available for region competition only to
accommodate integrated FCCLA classrooms and travel
complications. Members must present live to judges at state
competition. There is no video option for presentations at the
state conference. All performances are done “live” at State
Conference. |
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Four levels:
1) Local, 2) Region, 3) State and 4) Nat’l Level Eligibility |
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Event 7-17
Illustrated Talks |
This allows one
to three persons to make a presentation about life issues
concerning family and consumer life sciences and/or related
occupations. NOTE: Minnesota can advance one Senior and one
Junior High Illustrated Talk to nationals. Top presentations in
each event room at state competition will be
asked to
compete against each other by presenting to a new set of judges
for the trip opportunities. This process is known as "Call Backs". |
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Event 18
Applied Technology |
Members develop
a project using technology and show evidence of problem solving,
critical thinking and integration of applied communication, math
and /or science skills in a Family and Consumer Sciences field. |
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Event 19 Career
Investigation |
Recognizes
participants for their ability to perform self- assessments,
research and explore a career, set career goals, create a plan
for achieving goals and present information in a Family and
Consumer Sciences or related area. |
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Event 20 &
21 Chapter Service |
(Display and
Manual) Chapters develop an in-depth project that make
significant impact on families, schools, communities and/or
Family & Consumer Sciences. |
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Event 22 and
23 Chapter Showcase |
(Display and
Manual) Chapters develop and implement a balanced program of work
and promote FCCLA by using public relations techniques. |
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Event 24
Entrepreneurship |
Individuals or
teams develop a plan for a small business using Family and
Consumer Sciences and knowledge of sound business practices. |
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Event 25
Fashion Construction |
This event is a
senior high national individual or team event which recognizes
participants who demonstrate their ability to use knowledge and
skills gained from their
enrollment in a fashion design program. |
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Event 26
Focus on Children |
Individuals or
teams apply child development knowledge to plan
and implement a
project that positively impacts children. |
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Event 27
Hospitality |
This event is a
senior high national individual or team event which recognizes
participants who demonstrate their ability to use knowledge and
skills gained from their
enrollment in a hospitality program. There is
one state entry between FCCLA and
HERO Sr. High members. |
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Event 28
Interior Design |
This event is a
senior high national individual or team event which recognizes
participants who demonstrate their ability to use knowledge and
skills gained from their
enrollment in an interior design program. |
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Event 29
Interpersonal Communications |
Individuals or
teams develop an individual, school or Community project designed
to strengthen interpersonal communications, apply communication
knowledge and skills to similar situations. |
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Events 30 Job
Interview Sr High only |
Individuals
use Family and Consumer Sciences to develop a
Portfolio,
participate in an interview and communicate a personal
understanding of job requirements. |
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Event 31 Life
Event Planning |
This event is a
junior and senior high national individual or team event which
recognizes participants who demonstrate their ability to use
knowledge and skills gained from their enrollment in a financial
literacy program |
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Event 32
National Programs in Action
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Individuals or
teams develop a presentation that explains a life skill component
of a national Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
program |
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Event 33
Parliamentary Procedure |
Chapter teams
demonstrate a working knowledge of parliamentary
procedure by conducting a business meeting.
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Event 34
Promote and Publicize FCCLA |
An individual
or team event that recognizes participants who us communications
skills and techniques to educate their schools and communities
about FCCLA with the intention of growing chapters and
strengthening Family and Consumer Programs. |
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Event 35
Recycle and Redesign |
This event is
an individual or team event which recognizes participants who
demonstrate their ability to use knowledge and skills gained from
their enrollment in a clothing program. |
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Event 36 Teach
and Train |
An individual
event that recognizes participants for their exploration of the
education and training fields through research and hands on
experience. |
