Consumer Decision Making

 

Event Information

Date: Friday, April 23, 2027 (Will compete first)

Registration: March 22-April 13, 2027

Location:
Coming Soon!

Entry Fee: Coming Soon! 
Payable through 4-H Connect
Please check with your county Extension office to determine how this will be handled within your county.


AgriLife Extension is not chaperoning this event. The individual parent/guardian or their designee that brings the youth to the event is the chaperone and expected to stay at the event location.


Tentative Schedule:
COMING SOON

Description/Objective:

  • Demonstrate skill in making decisions based on facts
  • Apply knowledge and experience in consumer education by analyzing consumer situations
  • Experience making choices among selected marketplace options
  • Develop and strengthen reasoning ability in consumer skills
  • Demonstrate their ability to organize thoughts and express them orally in a clear, confident manner

Rules & Guidelines and Resources

Contest Information:

District 8 4-H Rules & Guidelines PDF
Sample Scan Sheet & Instructions
Texas 4-H Consumer Decision Making Study Guide

 

Practice & Preparation:

Texas 4-H Consumer Decision Making – Presenting Oral Reasons
Texas 4-H Consumer Decision Making – Worksheet
Texas 4-H Consumer Decision Making – Placing & Scoring Classes

 

Additional Resources:

Check out the Texas 4-H Consumer Education website for more resources!

 

If you need any type of accommodation to participate in this program or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Megan Shaffer (megan.shaffer@ag.tamu.edu), at least 2 weeks prior to the close of registration.


 Possible Categories/Classes from the Study Guide

  • Athletic Shoes
  • Active Wear
  • Handsfree Bluetooth Car Kits
  • Headphones/Earbuds
  • Tablets
  • Wireless Portable Speakers
  • Outdoor Equipment
  • Outdoor Backpacks

Classes to be Judged at District 8 Contest

Classes will be announced no later than March 31.

Junior/Intermediate Senior

 

Oral Reasons
Intermediates: 1 set
Seniors: 2 sets

Specific reasons classes will be announced the morning of the contest.

 Seniors will judge ALL seven (7) classes, and THEN will talk their two (2) sets of reasons following judging.


Agent Information Letter

Contest Letter: PDF
Agent Assignments:  Coming Soon!


Consumer Decision Making Judging Contests Officials, Classes, and Reasons
View officials, classes, and reasons from previous Consumer Decision Making Contests. 

2019
2018
2017
2016
2015 Classes and OfficialsReasons
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010 – ReasonsJunior & Intermediate ClassesSenior Classes


Results

Can also be found online at www.judgingcard.com

Check out the pictures!

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