Welcome to Kansas History Day
Click on: FINAL INTERVIEW SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Just some information for the state contest on April 27, 2019
The contest is held in Topeka, at Washburn University in two buildings. Registration and the majority of the projects will be at the Memorial Student Union on Washburn Campus. Documentaries will be held in Henderson Hall. Please go to the Memorial Student Union first for registration.
For Documentaries, Exhibits and Performances, you need to bring 3 copies for judges on the day of the contest. If you have added or changed your process paper and bibliography from April 3 (the date that you sent 5 copies to KHDF) you need to bring an additional copy for the registration desk.
All Exhibits must be set up in the Memorial Student Union by 8:15 am. The building will be open 7:15 am. Students must set up the exhibits. No parent help unless there power tools or exhibit weight issues. All Exhibits must have 3 copies of the process paper and bib with the exhibit. Exhibits can be taken down after 2:00 pm.
Documentaries: Students must have their documentary on a DVD or flash drive. All Students need to bring a laptop to show their documentary in case the equipment fails at Washburn University. Audiences are allowed at documentaries. Audiences should shut cell phones off, do NOT ask questions and be quiet during the showing of the documentary and the interview. All documentaries must have 3 copies of the process paper and bib given to the judges at the beginning of the documentary showing
Performances: Students have 5 minutes to set up, 10 minutes to perform and 5 minutes for the interview and take down. Parent are NOT to help with props unless there is a weight issue. Audiences are allowed at performances. Once the doors to the room are closed, no one should enter the room. To not distract the performers, audiences should not film or take photographs unless the performers give permission. Audiences should shut off cell phones, do not talk, do not ask questions during the interview and keep small children out of the room or quiet. All performances must have 3 copies of the process paper and bib given to the judges before props are set up.
The awards ceremony is tentatively set for 4:00 pm.
Please email questions to kansashistoryday.org.
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Welcome to Kansas History Day! This site is designed to provide information for students, teacher, parents, and others interested in the History Day program. Portions of this site have been adapted, with permission from the Washington State History Day website.
What is History Day? History Day is a year long learning opportunity for students in grades six through twelve, that offers students the opportunity to explore topics that interests them. They conduct research, using primary and secondary resources, and then analyze the information, in light of an over-arching historical theme or question. For teachers it offers practical models for integrating Common Core standards in the classroom that improves test scores on reading, math, and science assessments and prepares students for college level work. See the KHD brochure for additional information. 2012 Washington State History Day Preview Video This program is possible by the efforts of dedicated volunteers and generous donors. Please mail donations to: Tracie Lamb In care of the Kansas History Day Foundation 3120 SW Atwood Ave Topeka, KS, 66614 |
2019 Kansas T-shirt and trading pin order form for National Contest
STATE CONTEST APRIL 27, 2019
Washburn University Student Union 
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This program is possible by the efforts of dedicated volunteers and generous donors. Please mail donations to:
Tracie Lamb, Treasurer, KHDF, 3120 SW Atwood Ave, Topeka, KS, 66614
Problems with the website? Please email us at kansashistoryday@gmail.com.
Tracie Lamb, Treasurer, KHDF, 3120 SW Atwood Ave, Topeka, KS, 66614
Problems with the website? Please email us at kansashistoryday@gmail.com.
