The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-30
Maui Schools Start
Preparing For Fair
Instructions Sent Out To Schools
For Preparing of Exhibit For Next
BigEvent Observation-Disclosures
School Section Will Be Remarkable

Supervising Principal II. NJ. Wells
this week sent out to the principals
OF the various schools on Maui, in
Guiding all private as well as public
schools, preliminary instruction con
corning preparing of exhibits for the
school section of the next Maui coun-
ty fair. These rules were in part pre-
pared by the Principals Club of Maui
Immediately following the last fair.
With the selection of the apprOXim-
ate date for holding the next fair it
became possible to decide upon the
range of agricultural exhibits, and this
was done in cooperation with F. G..
Krauss, of the Haiku experiment sta
ton.
The circular sent out says
The following rules and regulations
are suggested for the educational eX-
hibit for the mex Maui County Fair
which will be held next October.
Please send in any suggestions you
may have for changes to Mr.. H. M.
Wells. Do this promptly.
Rule 1. All articles in this exhibit
must have been produced since the
second Maui County Fair.
Rule 2. Equipment, Pupils AGA
demic Work., and Hand Work shall be
arranged by schools. All other eX-
hibits by subjects.
Rule 8. Duplicates shall not be eX-
hibited in competition excepting class
work hat is bound together.
Rule 4. When articles are exhibited
for sale only one should be exhibited
in competition. This should be de-
signated by the school number. (New
numbers will be assigned for this
fair.)
Rule 5. Articles intended for sale
should be in charge of an agent APP
pointed by the principal of the school
selling the goods.
Equipment Exhibit
This exhibit will be divided into five
sections, as follows:
/. Equipment for kindergarten. II.
Equipment for primary~classes (gradeS
1 & y. III. Equipment for Intermedi-
ate classes (grades 8, A, 81. ". Equip
ment for Grammar grades (grades 6,
Z, 81. V. Equipment for high school
classes.
Each of the above sections shall be
divided by subject ESQ far as applica'
BILE to the grades) as follows: L
language and grammar, II Hygiene.
III Mathematics arithmetic, algebra,
etc). ". Geography. V. High school
science. VI. Special device or plan
for teaching Spoken English. VII
most novel device for each main sub
ject. Mote: For exhibits in 6 & Z
as above, schools will be granted
double points.
Exhibits of Pupils Academic Work
This exhibit shall have eleven mair
sections ranging by grade from kinder
garten through receiving and grade
to high school.
Each of the above sections shall b'
divided by subjects as follows:
l Language Grammar and compost
tion). II Hygiene. III Mathematics
". Geography. V. Story work. VI
Penmanship (a) specimen papers; %
eXercises). VII. Illustrative worl
(Original drawings, etc. showing
child's own expression in connection
with above subjects,
Industrial Exhibit
This shall be divided into seven sec
lions as follows:
/. Hand work. II. Kitchen work. III
Shop work. ". Sewing and Fame,
work. V. Weaving. VI. tipping. vi
Garden work. VIII. Book binding.
Section Hand Work
1. Drawing. 2. paper cutting an
tearing for stories involving animals
8. lettering (pencils, brush or scissors
A. modelling (clay OF paper mache.) +;
color work, g.. weaving (paper). 7
rafiia work. 8. basketry.
Section 11-kitchen Exhibit
/. loaf bread. 2. loaf of cakes. (;
cup cakes. 4. cookies. 5. pies. 6. jan
z. jelly. 8. candy. 8. pickles, 10. frui
juices. IL. canned vegetables (glas
jars). IL. sailed vegetables.
Section Ill-Shop Work
1. dining table. 2. dining chairs.
study table. 4. dresser. 5. rockin
chair. 6. settees. Z. book shelves.
ice Dor. g.. combination furniture. II
serving trays. IL. pen trays and OIL
ers. II. pen and ink set. IS. boo
rack. IA. taboret, Is. canoe. 16. mode
boat. II. (the following refer to knit
work. paper knives. IS. bones. L
swagger sticks.
Section IV-sewing and Fancy Wor
l. plain dress, 2, trimmed dres