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Need Help? Stop at the Project or Class Information Center!
You may also ask an usher or guide!
Please have lunch at your scheduled
time and clean up after yourself!
Wear your name badge over your heart at all times!
PROJECT EXHIBITORS:
Take good care of your possessions!
Marketplace for Kids and Concordia College
CANNOT be responsible for lost or stolen items.
If you have a yellow name badge,
you are scheduled to be at your project
from 9:40 a.m. to 10:50 a.m.
Quiet Please! Please do not visit in the hallways
outside of classrooms while classes are in session.
Cell phones must be turned off when entering the classroom!
If you have a green name badge,
from 11:00 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.
Remember to thank your presenters and other
volunteers that help you throughout the day!
If you have a blue name badge,
from 12:20 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
FOLLOW YOUR SCHEDULE!
Your name badge has your schedule printed on it. Please follow it.
The Closing Ceremony will be held at 1:40 p.m. in Memorial
Auditorium. Please follow the directions of the ushers when
entering the Auditorium. If you need to leave early to meet your
bus, please sit in the back of the Auditorium.
LUNCH:
You may eat your brown bag lunch or purchase lunch
from Concordia College from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The cost was $5.00 and pre-registration was required.
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY: Contact anyone on the
Leadership Team or a Staff Member. Someone will be in the
Volunteer Center at all times.
* Brown bag lunches can be stored and eaten in MemorialAuditorium.
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Many inventions have taken several centuries to
develop into their modern forms and are rarely
the product of a single inventor’s efforts. Every
breakthrough is a collective effort that combines
and tweaks already existing ideas and technology in
unique ways. History shows a very important truth
-- inventions are seldom the work of any one mind.
Every great invention is really a combination of
minor inventions, or the final step of a progression.
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If you have an invention, you are encouraged to
participate in the 4th Annual Marketplace/Northern
Plains Inventors Congress Invention Contest that
will be held in conjunction with Marketplace for
Entrepreneurs, January 15-16, 2008 at the Alerus
Center in Grand Forks, ND. The Invention Contest
has a special category for Marketplace for Kids
students that presented projects during Marketplace
for Kids Education Days in 2007. This category is
for students 13 and under.
Frequently, an important invention is made before
the world is ready for it. Inventions only become
successful when they are not only needed, but when
people are ready to appreciate them, to acknowledge
the need for them, and to make use of them. Each
invention may be just one small step on the road to
the ultimate goal.
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Welcome to Marketplace for Kids 2007!
If you’ve brought a project today, you have already discovered how exciting it is to be an entrepreneur or
an inventor. Marketplace for Kids can help lead you to even more success and excitement in the future.
Congratulations on accepting – and meeting – a big challenge!
For those of you on a field trip to Marketplace for Kids, you’ve picked a great way to learn that opportunity can
be fun. We hope that once you see what we do at Marketplace for Kids, you’ll be eager to accept the challenge
of preparing a project for next year. You’ll never know what you can achieve unless you try!
Congratulations on becoming involved! Thank you for coming, and please thank your parents, teachers, and
everyone else who helped make this Marketplace for Kids Education Day possible.
Have a great day!
Kent Conrad
United States
Senator
Roger Johnson
Agriculture
Commissioner
Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
State Superintendent
of Public Instruction
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ORGANIZING SPONSORS
For questions, comments
or suggestions, please contact:
Agriculture Commissioner
U.S. Senator Kent Conrad
Roger Johnson
Room 228, Federal Building
ND Department of Agriculture
220 East Rosser Avenue
600 East Boulevard Avenue, Dept. 602 ND Department of Public Instruction
Bismarck, ND 58501
Bismarck, ND 58505-0020
600 East Boulevard Avenue, Dept. 201
701-258-4648
701-328-2231
or Toll Free: 1-800-223-4457
Fax: 701-328-4567
701-328-2260
Fax: 701-258-1254
Fax: 701-328-2461
ndda@nd.gov
kathleen_schneider@conrad.senate.gov
jbeckman@nd.gov
ckalash@nd.gov
mylo_candee@conrad.senate.gov
Marketplace for Kids
Marilyn K. Kipp, Executive Director
411 Main Street West
Mandan, ND 58554-3164
701-663-0150
or Toll Free: 1-888-384-8410
Fax: 701-663-1032
marketplace@btinet.net
www.MarketplaceForKids.org
www.MarketplaceForKids.org
Marketplace for Kids is a 501(c)3, Nonprofit Organization and an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
The Marketplace for Kids program is funded, in part, through a grant from the US Department of Education Fund for the Improvement of Education.
Supported and assisted by more than 1,000 private and public organizations throughout North Dakota.
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8:55 a.m. – 9:10 a.m.
PRE-OPENING CEREMONY MUSIC
Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
9:10 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Opening Ceremony
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West Fargo Jazz Band
Directed by Sue Jordahl
Mary Haugo and David Kahl Sr., Region 5 Co-Chairs Masters of Ceremony
Presentation of Colors
Fargo Public Schools ND20061 Air Force Jr. ROTC
Directed by Chief John Evans
National Anthem
Monique Landman
Fargo North High School
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Performance by
Fargo North Spartacas
Introduction of Special Guests
Welcoming Remarks
Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
Mayor Dennis Walaker, City of Fargo
Dana Diesel Wallace, Superintendent of West Fargo Public Schools
Inventor’s Song
Eastwood Elementary School 5th Graders
Directed by Betty Tengesdal
Special Music
Announcements
Oh, say can you see, by the dawn’s early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars,
through the perilous fight,
O’er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming?
Featured Speaker
Tom Syzmanski, KVLY TV
And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
9:40 a.m. – Attend Classes, Special Activities,
1:30 p.m. Wellness and Education Center and Visit Projects
(Follow Your Schedule)
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
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SPECIAL CLOSING MUSIC
1:40 p.m. – Closing Ceremony
2:00 p.m. Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
Mary Haugo and David Kahl Sr.
Masters of Ceremony
Introduction of Region 5 Leadership Team Members
Introduction of Special Guests and Remarks
Closing Remarks
Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
Announcements and Dismissal by School
Mary Haugo and David Kahl Sr., Region 5 Co-Chairs
Masters of Ceremony
Special Music
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“For the purpose of teaching geography,” John Spilsbury, a teacher
in England, created the first jigsaw puzzle in the year 1767.
Gluing his maps to flat hardwood, he used a fine saw to cut along the
borders of the European countries, and the jigsaw puzzle was born.
Hand-painted and made of wood, the puzzle was a map of England
and Wales, with each county making up a separate piece.
Featured Speaker
Jane Alexander
A Tribute to Marketplace for Kids
Slideshow of the 2007 Marketplace for Kids Education Day
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Soon, people began making picture jigsaw puzzles. Their purpose
was to entertain rather than to teach. The pieces in these early
puzzles were not interlocking. Not until the invention of power
tools more than a century later did jigsaw puzzles with fully
interlocking pieces come into being.
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THE WEST FARGO HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND
is a volunteer organization that rehearses early Wednesday
and Friday mornings. Students in grades 9-12 participate
in the group which has played for Marketplace for Kids,
Marketplace for Entrepreneurs, the West Fargo Business
Expo, Toppers Car Show and tours locally each spring.
MONIQUE LANDMAN is currently a junior at
Fargo North High School. She has been in choir for
over seven years, and has been in All-State and other
Honor choirs. She has been student of the quarter, is in
National Honor Society, has been in Honor band, and
is the choir president. She plays softball, tennis, runs
in track, and is active in a Leadership Council called
CYAC (Catholic Youth Advisory Council). In her spare
time, she enjoys roller blading, spending time with
friends, going for walks, and volunteering at her church.
THE FARGO NORTH HIGH SCHOOL SPARTACAS
are superb performers who have won many awards both
at the state and national level. They are the 2006-2007
State Pom and Novelty Champions, and 3rd place
winners in the Jazz and Kick categories. They are coached
by 2006-2007 ND Coach of the Year, Felicia Farrell.
JANE ALEXANDER has been
doing morning radio in Fargo/
Moorhead for the past 25 years. She
is part of the longest running morning
show in Fargo/Moorhead. She adores
her husband, kids and pets. She has
a daughter in high school, and a son
in college. She has two dogs and
two cats. She also has an organizing
business where she organizes peoples’
homes, businesses, etc. - basically
everything but her own stuff! She
loves all kinds of music, books and
quiet time.
TOM SZYMANSKI always seems
to get asked: how tall are you,
what’s your shoe size and not so
obviously, “How’s the weather
up there?” The answers to the
questions are: 6’ 10”, 16 and “Fine!”
Obviously, “Too Tall Tom” gets a
lot of those questions because he
gets out a lot. Over the past 8 years,
Tom has made close to a thousand
appearances up and down the
valley, speaking to students,
civic groups and agricultural and
educational seminars.
A special thank you to Wendy Altendorf, Region 2 Minot Co-Chair, for use of the “fun-activities” you’ll find included in this education guide!
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ALL STUDENTS: 8:55 - 9:10 a.m.
9:10 - 9:30 a.m.
1:40 - 2:00 p.m.
Pre-Opening Ceremony Entertainment (Olson Auditorium)
Opening Ceremony (Olson Auditorium)
Closing Ceremony (Olson Auditorium)
Class Grid Continued On Pages 8-9
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9:10 - 9:30 a.m.
1:40 - 2:00 p.m.
Class Grid Continued On Pages 8-9
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1:40 - 2:00 p.m.
Class Grid Continued From Pages 6-7
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9:10 - 9:30 a.m.
1:40 - 2:00 p.m.
Class Grid Continued From Pages 6-7
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Class A: How to Prepare for the
Career You Really Want!
Class D: Modern Day Alchemy:
Turning Waste into Gold!
Discover what you want to do for a career
and how to get there. Learn that you can start
preparing for a successful future and how what
you do today can affect tomorrow.
This class will deal with application of
entrepreneurial thinking to turn waste into
valuable products. Learn about economical
and environmental issues related to reducing,
reusing and recycling waste products. A number
of hands-on experiments will be conducted.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Ivers Science Building/Room 221 (Capacity: 40)
Brandie Berg, Consultant
Eide Bailly
406 Main Avenue #3000
Fargo, ND 58103
701-476-8710 Fax: 701-239-8688
bberg@eidebailly.com
www.eidebailly.com
Class B: Doggie Treats:
Handmade and Healthy.
This class will look at how Waggy Tail Treats,
a natural dog treat business, was started and
how this business works. You will learn how
to create healthy treats for your dogs and how
Jamie turned this into a business. Learn about
what dogs can and can’t eat, and the reasons
why. You will also learn how to make a healthy
treat look fun and fancy for your dog. You’ll
also get to check out the Waggy Tail Treats
website and how these treats are sold all over
the United States!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Jones Science Center/Room 212
(Capacity: 110)
Jamie Tate, Owner
Waggy Tail Treats
361 Elmwood Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-261-5826
service@waggytailtreats.com
www.waggytailtreats.com
Class C: Let’s Dance!
It’s urban, it’s street, it’s diverse and forever
changing! Hip-hop encompasses movement
that has elements of poppin’, lockin’ and
breakin’ as well as freestyle movement. This
class will teach a fun routine combining
hip-hop and jazz. The music is “HOT” and the
moves are “COOL”!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Memorial Auditorium
(Capacity: 100)
Kim Sauter, Instructor
Let’s Dance Studio
3051 25th Street South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-364-9252
Kristi Brosz, Instructor
Let’s Dance Studio
Fargo, ND 58103
701-364-9252
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Dr. Achintya Bezbaruah
Assistant Professor of Civil
(Environmental) Engineering, NDSU
1410 14th Avenue North
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-7461 Fax: 701-231-6185
a.bezbaruah@ndsu.edu
www.ndsu.edu
Christopher Hill
NDSU Department of Civil Engineering
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-7244 Fax: 701-231-6185
christopher.hill@ndsu.edu
Students from the NDSU
Civil Engineering Department
Class E: We Love Your Smile…
Teeth, Braces & Dentists.
What is happening in your mouth? Do you
need braces? What is a dentist anyway?
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Old Main Building/Room 232
(Capacity: 44)
Dr. Thomas Boe
Dental Program Coordinator
Minnesota State Community
and Technical College
1900 28th Avenue South
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-6819
Thomas.Boe@minnesota.edu
www.minnesota.edu
Class F: Serving Up Some Tennis!
Come learn about the great sport of tennis,
including the rules of the game and how to
score. Test your knowledge with a tennis
quiz and a contest to win some cool prizes!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 56)
Hayley Horning Shibley
Tennis Service Rep/
Certified Tennis Teaching Pro
United States Tennis Association
1841 39th Street South #102
Fargo, ND 58103
701-306-8997 Fax: 701-277-0193
shibley@northern.usta.com
www.northern.usta.com
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Class G: Do You Like Listening
to the Radio?
Come to this class and listen to the Froggy
Gang talk about what it’s like being a radio DJ
and much more!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Ivers Science Building/Room 292
(Capacity: 140)
Pete Moss, Morning Show Producer
Anne Phibian, Morning Show Host
Hoppy Gilmore, Morning Show Host
Froggy 99.9
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-4500 Fax: 701-237-5400
pete.moss@froggyweb.com
anne.phibian@froggyweb.com
hoppy.gilmore@froggyweb.com
www.froggyweb.com
Class H: Miracle Bean - The Benefits of Soybeans.
Did you know that soybeans are the #2 crop in
North Dakota? Come to this class to learn how
to identify the bean, how it is grown, and what
products are made from the soybean.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 27)
Suzanne Wolf
Communications Director
ND Soybean Council
1411 32nd Street South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-239-7194 Fax: 701-239-7195
swolf@ndsoybean.org
www.ndsoybean.org
Class I: Engineers Design Stuff.
Learn all the different careers available in the
engineering profession, including working
with airplanes!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Olin Art and Communications Center/
Room 124 (Capacity: 98)
Mike Seminary, Director of Marketing
Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson
PO Box 1157
701-355-8473 Fax: 701-355-8781
mike.seminary@kljeng.com
www.kljeng.com
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Class J: Daughters of the Earth - Native American Dance.
Class M: Volunteerism 101:
Kids Who Care!
Learn about Native American dancing and
music. The performers will incorporate the
native hand-drum and explain how traditional
native dance clothing is made.
Do you want to do something to help your
community? Come and learn about volunteerism
and ways you can make a difference in
Fargo-Moorhead! Topics will include: benefits
of volunteering, trends in volunteering, available
volunteer opportunities, and more!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Olson Forum/Room 52
(Capacity: 34)
Christy Goulet
Daughters of the Earth
1819 2nd Avenue South, Apt. 6
Fargo, ND 58103
701-298-8363
mnichristygoulet@yahoo.com
Class K: Storytelling Tips.
We all tell stories. Storytelling, one of the
oldest art forms, can be fun and very useful for
all ages. Learn tips that will help you increase
your natural talents as a storyteller. This class
will focus on presentation skills, storytelling
tools, story resources and how to “play with
story.” Storytelling is a good skill to develop
for anyone who plans to work or play with
people, especially children.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 32)
Cynthia Wray
Head of Children’s Services
Fargo Public Library
2714 Broadway
Fargo, ND 58102
701-241-1496 Fax: 701-476-4028
cwray@cityoffargo.com
www.fargolibrary.org
Class L: Kids and Kites.
Do you like to fly kites? Come to this class to
learn how to be safe around power lines and
how electricity finds the least resistant path to
the ground.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 53)
Mike Mead, Safety Manager
Cass County Electric Cooperative
4100 32nd Avenue SW
Fargo, ND 58104
701-356-4474 Fax: 701-356-4502
mmead@kwh.com
www.kwh.com
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 52)
Sara Lepp, Volunteer Center Director
FirstLink Volunteer Center
Fargo, ND 58103
701-293-6462 Fax: 701-235-2476
saral@myfirstlink.org
www.myfirstlink.org
Class N: Where in the World Are You?
Global Positioning Systems can tell you where
you are on a road, on a mountain, or in a desert.
Attend this class and use GPS units to track
your location.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Linda Hauge, 4-H Youth Specialist
Center for 4-H Youth Development
219 Katherine K. Burgum
Family Life Center,
PO Box 5016
Fargo, ND 58105-5016
701-231-7964 Fax: 701-231-8568
Linda.Hauge@ndsu.edu
Class O: Digital Photography for Kids.
When you attend this class, you’ll learn about
digital cameras and all the cool things you can
do with pictures.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 50)
Ronda Mullenberg
Captured Moments Photography
2111 Wast Main Avenue #14
West Fargo, ND 58078
701-281-9567
Class P: Danger Ahead! Facts, Myths & Realities About
Trains & Railroad Safety.
Participate in a trivia contest that will test your
knowledge of train and railroad safety through
Operation Lifesaver, a non-profit, nationwide
public education program dedicated to reducing
crashes, injuries and fatalities. This program is
designed to give you important safety tips that
can save your life!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 p.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 40)
Leann Wallin, Office Specialist
City of Moorhead
500 Center Avenue
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-5427 Fax: 218-299-5399
leann.wallin@ci.moorhead.mn.us
www.oli.org
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In 1894, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg was superintendent of a famous hospital
and health spa in Michigan. His younger brother, Will Keith Kellogg, was the
business manager. The hospital stressed healthful living and kept its patients on a diet that
eliminated caffeine, meat, alcohol, and tobacco. The brothers invented many foods that
were made from grains, including a coffee substitute and a type of granola, which they
forced through rollers and rolled into long sheets of dough. One day, after cooking some
wheat, the men were called away. When they finally returned, the wheat had become
stale. They decided to force the tempered grain through the rollers anyway.
Surprisingly, the grain did not come out in long sheets of dough. Instead each wheat
berry was flattened and came out as a thin flake. The brothers baked the flakes and were
delighted with their new invention. They realized they had discovered a new and
delicious cereal, buy they had no way of knowing they had accidentally invented a whole
new industry. Will Keith Kellogg eventually opened his own cereal business, and its most
famous product is still sold today.
It wasn’t until 1906 that Kellogg’s Corn Flakes were made available to the general
public. In 1909, the very first cereal premium was offered: The Funny Jungleland Moving
Pictures Booklet available with the purchase of 2 packages. The offer was
available for 23 years!
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Class Q: Explode Your Business from cha-ching to CHA-CHING!
Class T: How to Protect Million Dollar Ideas!
Class W: How Did They Do That?
This presentation discusses the steps to open your
own business, needs vs. wants, and budgeting.
Learn how you can protect your next million
dollar idea so you can financially benefit from
your idea later.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 50)
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 40)
This class will introduce you to some of the
uses of native plants and animals for food,
medicines and clothing. Learn how hides
were tanned for clothing, and how corn and
meat were pounded to prepare food. Learn
what plants make good dyes for painting and
coloring cloth, and where to find them.
Marietta Wahl
Northland Educators
Federal Credit Union
PO Box 5565
Fargo, ND 58102
701-293-6132
marietta.wahl@att.net
Class R: Meet and Greet.
Did you know that you only get one chance
to make a first impression when you meet
someone new? Learn how to greet people with
a confident handshake and how to meet people
by starting a conversation.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Sue Zurn, Career Education Coordinator
West Fargo Public Schools/
West Fargo High School
801 9th Street East
701-499-1855 Fax: 701-356-2060
zurn@west-fargo.k12.nd.us
www.west-fargo.k12.nd.us/schools/
high/careercenter
Class S: Mushing - The Life of a Sled Dog.
Come to this class and hear from two mushers
about what it is like to race sled dogs in Alaska.
They will bring a few sled dogs, equipment
and a sled. This is a class you won’t want to
miss!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Comstock Lab Theatre
(Capacity: 100)
Michael Neustel, Patent Attorney
Neustel Law Offices, LTD
2534 South University Drive, Suite 4
Fargo, ND 58103
1-800-281-7009 or 701-281-8822
Fax: 701-237-0544
michael@neustel.com
www.neustel.com
Class U: The Magic of Young.
Magician Andrew Young has been performing
his magic shows across North Dakota, South
Dakota and Minnesota since the age of eight.
Meet this young entrepreneur, learn how he got
started and his plans for the future!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Francis Frazier Comstock Theatre
(Capacity: 100)
Andrew Young, Magician
PO Box 192
Napoleon, ND 58561
701-754-2563 Fax: 701-754-2203
androo2008@hotmail.com
Class V: Karate for Kids.
There are many reasons to become involved
in the martial arts. Come to this class to learn
more!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Olson Forum/Room 53
(Capacity: 42)
Mike Beyer
ATA Black Belt Academy
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-6800
atafargo@cableone.net
Neil Johnson
C & N Kennels
26969 Highway 59
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
218-205-6714
cnnjohn@prtel.com
Neal Seeger
18129 324th Avenue
Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
218-847-1013
nlseeger@lakesnet.net
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 35)
Sheila Sears
Biosciences Research Lab,ARS, USDA
1605 Albrecht Boulevard
Fargo, ND 58105
701-239-1274
searss@fargo.ars.usda.gov
Class X: We’re Crude, We’re Slippery and We’ve Got Gas!
Join the “Crude Brothers” along with their band
members, 2-Methylhexane, Dimethylcyclopentane,
Toluene, Cyclohexane, Hexane and Uncle Heptane,
to see if your Five Carbon Naphthenens could be
dehydroisomerized into aromatics. This class is
simply a gas!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Kent Ellis, ECAP Coordinator
Bismarck Public Schools
PO Box 5587
1200 West College Drive
Bismarck, ND 58501
701-224-5573 Fax: 701-224-5552
Kent_Ellis@educ8.org
Class Y: Emergency!
Now you can learn how to react in an emergency.
Come and see how knowing CPR and basic first
aid can help you save a life. This is a class you
won’t want to miss!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 50)
Scott Helmer
FM Ambulance
Fargo, ND 58103
701-293-0408 Fax: 701-364-1760
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Class Z: It’s All Code.
Class CC: Hair We Go!
Class GG: Making Money Making Music.
In this computer lab, you will use your
computer to create a secret code that you can
use to communicate with another person.
Come to this class and learn about careers in
cosmetology. You’ll even put a temporary
color in your hair!
What is the one thing we all have in common?
We all love music. Come to this class to learn
more about making money making music!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Ivers Science Building/Room 222 Computer Lab (Capacity: 24)
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 78)
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 74)
Class AA: AgVenture - Explore What’s Growing in North Dakota.
What’s really growing in North Dakota?
Explore some of our products and how they
find their way to your table. Be sure to join
us for a fast-paced activity, which may even
conjure up some hunger pangs. And, with all
that is growing, find out what is edible too!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 40)
Jill Vigesaa, Education Coordinator
Foster County Soil Conservation District
7115 61st Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58104
701-799-5488
jill.vigesaa@ideaone.net
Class BB: Don’t Mess With Meth!
Attend this class and learn more about
methamphetamine and the dangers of this
addictive drug.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 65)
Rachelle Todosichuk
Training & Research Associate
Minot State University
Rural Crime & Justice Center
500 University Avenue West
Minot, ND 58707
701-858-3456 Fax: 701-858-3460
rachelle.todosichuk@minotstateu.edu
www.minotstateu.edu/rcjc
Heather Ostrowski, Manager
Josef’s School of Hair Design
627 NP Avenue North
Fargo, ND 58102
701-235-0011
josefs_heather@yahoo.com
Sara Laske
Marketplace Talent Search Finalist
Fargo, ND 58102
701-373-5996
sarasing32@msn.com
Class DD: Safety Trivia.
Class HH: You and Your Money.
Test your knowledge on safety in this fun and
interactive class.
This class will introduce you to money and
the basic purposes of banks and banking. At
the end of this class, you’ll be able to identify
the basic concepts of money, how money is
earned, how money is used, and the essential
role of banks.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 32)
Bobbi Paper, Coordinator
FM Safety Kids
720 4th Street North
Fargo, ND 58102
701-234-7233 Fax: 701-234-7416
bobbi.paper@meritcare.com
Class EE: 101 Ways to Make Money.
Making money is easier than you think. Learn
creative ways to earn money!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 90)
Alan Haut
US Small Business Administration
Federal Building, Room 219
657 2nd Avenue North
Fargo, ND 58105-3086
701-239-5131 Fax: 701-239-5645
alan.haut@sba.gov
www.sba.gov/nd
Class FF: Cars and Kids.
Come to this class and learn more about the
Cars and Kids program and how it teaches
about the responsibilities and consequences
of owning and operating a vehicle.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Marit Hoyme, Personal Banker
Bremer Bank
3131 Frontage Road South
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-7600 Fax: 218-299-7610
mahoyme@bremer.com
www.bremer.com
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9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 p.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Paul Conlin, President
Cars and Kids
1333 Oak Drive
Fargo, ND 58102
701-866-3761
carsandkids@hotmail.com
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Tim Preuss
Computer & Network
Technology Instructor
& Technical College
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-236-6277 Fax: 218-236-0342
Tim.preuss@minnesota.edu
www.minnesota.edu
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Class II: Adventures in Engineering.
Class JJ: Skills for Life
Class Activity LL: Tennis Anyone?
This class will talk about the opportunities in
engineering, and the careers available. Learn
about the ability to create and use problem
solving skills to develop anything you can put
your mind to. Also, learn about what it’s like
to be a woman in science and engineering.
In this session, you will learn about making
healthy life choices. This high energy class,
with lots of fun activities, will make you “think
outside the box” while learning about creating
and promoting leadership development and
team building.
Learn what it’s like to play tennis from a
professional! This class will include actual
time on the tennis court!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Joel Jorgenson, CEO
Packet Digital
Radisson Tower - 15th Floor
Fargo, ND 58102
701-232-0661 Fax: 701-232-0491
joel.jorgenson@packetdigital.com
www.packetdigital.com
Dr. Heidi Manning
Associate Professor
Department of Physics
Concordia College
Ivers 134H
Moorhead, MN 56562
218-299-3393 Fax: 218-299-4308
manning@cord.edu
http://www.cord.edu/dept/physics
Sgt. Russel Roth, JSAPC/DDR
ND Army National Guard
PO Box 5511
Bismarck, ND 58506
701-333-2056 Fax: 701-333-2048
russel.roth@us.army.mil
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Tennis Court (Capacity: 32)
Ryan Myhre, Tennis Professional
Courts Plus Fitness Center
3491 South University Drive
Fargo, ND 58104
701-237-4805
Class Activity MM: Careers on Wheels.
On display are vehicles from selected
businesses to show the various styles of
vehicles depicting occupations within our
community. We see many of these vehicles
Class KK: Kids Invent…Just Like You! around our communities, but rarely have a
chance to view them up close or have the
You Can Do It Too!
opportunity to visit with the operators. You
Come to this class to meet the winner of the
will have the opportunity to observe and
Northern Plains Inventors Congress Youth
get a better understanding of the careers
Innovator Award. Hear this West Fargo High
involved in operating these types of equipment.
School student talk about his inventions and
see them for yourself!
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
(Capacity: 53)
Nathan Saye
Northern Plains Inventors Congress Youth Innovator Award Winner
West Fargo High School
1336 6th Street East
701-367-0199
footballnrs.hotmail.com
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* See pages 15-18 for more
information on Careers on Wheels.
9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Southwest Parking Lot
(Capacity: 150)
Careers on Wheels Exhibitors
On display are vehicles depicting occupations within our community.
We see many of these vehicles around in our communities, but rarely
have a chance to view them up close or to visit with the operators!
Today, you have the opportunity to observe and get a better
understanding of the careers involved in operating these types
of equipment. This is a walk-through field trip for you to enjoy.
Please respect the equipment, visit with the operators and
ENJOY YOUR TRIP!
Area 1 ~ Agriculture,
Food & Natural Resources
RDO EQUIPMENT COMPANY
John Deere 744J 4WD Loader – The John Deere 744J 4WD Loader
is used in the construction industry to move large amounts of dirt and
debris.
BUTLER MACHINERY
Challenger MT 865B Tractor – The Challenger MT 865B Tractor
holds 330 gallons of fuel and weighs 50,000 pounds. That is about the
same amount of fuel as what 18 cars would hold.
Utility Tractor – The utility tractor is used in the landscaping industry
to move dirt and mow grass.
Sprint Car – A sprint car is a high-powered race car designed for the
purpose of running on short dirt or paved tracks and reach speeds in
excess of 140 mph, which makes racing sprint cars very dangerous.
Sprint car racing is most popular in the United States, but series also
operate in Australia and New Zealand. Many NASCAR drivers such
as Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne and Tony Stewart used sprint car racing
as an intermediate stepping stone.
Julie Trudeau, Training & Development Manager
Bruce Moffitt, Standard Jobs Coordinator
Butler Machinery
3401 33rd Street SW
Fargo, ND 58104
701-298-1768 Fax: 701-476-3201
julie_trudeau@butler-machinery.com
www.butler-machinery.com
TITAN MACHINERY
Farm Machinery - AFX 8010 – Combines harvest crops. They have
over 400 HP, and can weigh up to 36,000 pounds. The fuel tank can
hold 265 gallons of diesel fuel.
Suzanne Huber
2900 Main Avenue SE
Moorhead, MN 56560
701-526-2200 Fax: 701-526-2201
shuber@rdoequipment.com
www.rdoequipment.com
FUN FACTS: New technology enables a farmer to operate equipment
“hands off” with auto-steer. Some farm tractors do not have wheels,
they have rubber tracks so they can “float” over wet ground. Farm
dealerships hire service technicians, parts people, sales people, truck
drivers, accountants and managers.
John Koehnen, HR Specialist
Stephanie Cook, Payroll Accountant
Titan Machinery
4876 Rocking Horse Circle
Fargo, ND 58104
701-356-0130 Fax: 701-356-0142
josh.koehnen@titanmachinery.com
Area 2 ~ Transportation,
Distribution & Logistics
GATEWAY HYUNDAI NISSAN
Nissan Titan Pickup – During the first full year of production
(December, 2003-December, 2004), 85,920 Titans were sold. In 2005,
86,945 Titans were sold. Since its’ introduction, the Titan has been
in production just under its capacity. The Titan features the 5.6L V8
engine which generates 317 HP. It is available in either rear wheel drive or four wheel
drive with a 5-speed automatic transmission (4 speed plus overdrive). It comes with
a choice of a Crew Cab with a 5 foot, 7 inch bed or King (extended) Cab with a 6
foot, 7 inch bed. The Nissan Titan comes in three basic trim levels: XE, SE and LE.
The trim levels are combinations of the features offered on the truck which include:
navigation system, DVD player with screen, side airbags, off-road
package, sunroof, big tow package, Sirius or XM Satellite radio, leather
split power bench seat, utili-track bed rail system, lockable bedside
storage box, leather-heated captains chairs with console automatic shifter and
rear sonar warning system.
John Srimestad, Service Manager
Gateway Hyundai Nissan
2302 South University Drive
Fargo, ND 58103
701-232-8442 Fax: 701-277-4337
jgrimestad@gatewayfargo.com
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Area 2 ~ Transportation,
Area 4 ~ Law, Public
Safety & Security
GATEWAY CHEVROLET CADILLAC
ND ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
Duramax, Silverado, 3/4 ton Diesel Pickup – This vehicle is:
*Available in regular, extended and crew cab models;
*Comes with hydra-matic six-speed automatic transmission with tow/haul mode;
*Available in Duramax Diesel 6.6L V8 Turbo engine;
*Available in Allison 1000 Series six-speed automatic transmission;
*Available in integrated trailer brake controller;
*And more!
Humvee and Avenger – The Humvee is a high mobility multipurpose
wheeled vehicle, which has replaced the jeep. Machine guns and
missiles can be mounted to this vehicle. The cost of this vehicle is
$50,000, and it travels at a maximum speed of 55 mph. The Avenger
Weapons System is a highly mobile air defense artillary vehicle. It
has eight surface-to-air missiles called Stinger Missiles. The Stinger
Missile is used for helicopters, low-flying airplanes and low-flying
cruise missiles.
John Schnase, Service Director
Gateway Chevrolet Cadillac
501 South 38th Street
Fargo, ND 58103
800-692-3740 Fax: 701-277-4560
johnschnase@yahoo.com
Sgt. Trent Engquist
ND Army National Guard
4950 13th Avenue South, Suite #12
Fargo, ND 58103
701-277-3690 Fax: 701-277-5560
WALLWORK, INC.
Kenworth Semi-Truck and Volkswagon Beetle – Playing with Cars
and Trucks...It’s not just for little kids! Vroom vroom! Remember
making that sound when you were a little kid playing with your cars and
trucks? Now that you’re older, are you the kind of kid who still loves
cars and trucks? (Who doesn’t?!) Do you dream about the awesome
car you’re going to drive someday? Do you love to watch the “big rigs”
on the highway? Do you like to take things apart and put them back
together? Do you enjoy helping people? Guess what? You could get
a job playing with cars and trucks for real when you grow up! And
we’re not just talking to boys - girls too! Come see our display and
we’ll “steer” you in the direction of a really cool career!
FUN FACTS: Did you know that semis can come built with a sleeper
so a driver can sleep on a bed? Semi’s run on diesel fuel, and the
average cost of a truck is $180,000. The Volkswagon Beetle is one of the
safest cars available and can cost anywhere from $15,000 to $70,000.
David Bigelow
Wallwork, Inc.
900 35th Street NW
Fargo, ND 58107
701-476-7000 Fax: 701-476-7041
dave.bigelow@wallworktrucks.com
www.wallworktrucks.com
MOORHEAD FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Engine and Ladder Truck – These vehicles are used in
responding to fires and extinguishing disasters. A fire
engine is a safety vehicle which has on board a variety of
equipment used in emergency situations. Special training is
required to be a fire fighter. Occupations include: Fire fighters,
engine operators, maintenance personnel and safety instructors.
FUN FACTS: The Moorhead Fire Department got a new 2006 Pierce
Quantum Pumping Engine in April, 2006. It can pump 1,500 gallons
of water in one minute. It carries six fire fighters and cost $491,000.
Joel Hewitt
Moorhead Fire Department
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-5440 Fax: 218-299-5072
joel.hewitt@ci.moorhead.mn.us
Area 3 ~ Hospitality & Tourism
ALL OCCASIONS LIMOUSINE
Limousine – These vehicles have been ridden in by movie stars,
musicians and politicians. All Occasions Limousine also gives the red
carpet treatment for weddings, proms, parties and concerts.
Bill Walker
All Occasions Limousine
212 Park Drive
Harwood, ND 58042
701-232-5466
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Careers on Wheels Scavenger Hunt
What You Need To Do:
What You Need To Do: The following Scavenger Hunt questions are divided
up in to the areas that you will be visiting at Careers on Wheels. Note which
area you are in (1, 2, 3 or 4), and find the scavenger hunt questions for the area
before you move on to the next area. You have SIX MINUTES to find answers
to questions for that area before you move on to the next area. Look for the
answers to the questions by looking at or inspecting each of the vehicles in the
Careers on Wheels display, or by reading the information on the pages in the
Careers on Wheels descriptions.
Remember (six minutes) per area then move on!
Complete the Scavenger Hunt and share your answers with your class!
Area 1:
Agriculture, Food
& Natural Resources
Area 2:
Transportation,
1. A _______________ can weigh up to 18 tons and have
400 horsepower.
1. This vehicle can come with its’ very own sleeper
because the driver is in them for long periods of time.
2. This machine can hold up to 330 gallons of fuel; about
the same as 18 cars can hold.
2. A semi runs on _______________ fuel.
3. Name three careers available at a farm dealership.
3. A Volkswagen Beetle can cost between _______________
and _______________.
4. Name two other countries where sprint car racing is
popular.
4. What are the three different trim levels available on the
Nissan Titan pickup?
5. Sprint cars can reach speeds in excess of _____________
mph.
5. How many cab sizes are available on the Duramax,
Silverado, 3/4 ton diesel truck?
Area 1 Answers:
Area 2 Answers:
1. __________________________________________
1. _________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________
____________________________________________
_________________________________________________
____________________________________________
4. _________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________
_________________________________________________
____________________________________________
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5. ____________________________________________
5. ______________________________________________
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Careers on Wheels Scavenger Hunt
Area 3: Hospitality & Tourism
Area 3 Answer:
1. These vehicles have been ridden in by movie stars,
musicians and politicians.
1. ____________________________________________
Area 4: Law, Public Safety & Security
Area 4 Answers:
1. In what career would you use a vehicle that
transports axes, heavy duty fans and oxygen
masks?
1. ____________________________________________
2. Name three occupations you could have with
the Fire Department.
2. ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
3.
The 2006 Pierce Quantum Pumping Engine can
pump _______________ gallons of water in a
minute. It carries six fire fighters and costs
_______________.
3. ____________________________________________
4. The _______________ is a highly mobile air
defense artillery vehicle.
4. ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
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Wellness and Education Center
Minnesota State University Moorhead ~
College for Kids
On display today, will be local businesses and organizations to help you with your well being!
Camp Fire USA ~ Northern Star Council
Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth
and future leaders. Dates for this year are
August 12-16 and August 20-25. Stop by this
booth to learn more!
Myrna Johnson
Camp Fire USA, Northern Star Council
725 Center Avenue
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-236-1090 Fax: 701-236-1094
campfireusans@juno.com
www.campfire.org
The Fargo Public Library has many different
programs available for kids. Pick up an events
calendar and learn about them!
Cindy Wray
102 3rd Street North
Fargo, ND 58102
701-241-1495 Fax: 701-241-8581
cwray@cityoffargo.com
www.fargolibrary.org
Fargo-Moorhead Curling Club
Learn about the exciting game of Curling and
how you can get involved!
Frank Podoll
Fargo-Moorhead Curling Club
PO Box 212
Fargo, ND 58107
701-232-0341
podoll@co.cass.nd.us
www.fmcurling.org
Get ready for College for Kids 2007! MSU
Moorhead Continuing Studies brings you
College for Kids, an enrichment program for
kids ages 8-14. Children attend a week-long
session that introduces them to hands-on
learning with classes like MotoTech,
Scuba Diving, WHO-Dunnit, Acting Out!,
Grossology, Journey to Egypt, Learn to be
a Magician, Pottery on the Wheel and much
more. Session dates are July 16-19 and July
23-26, 2007. For more information visit www.
mnstate.edu/college, or call 218-477-5862.
Kathleen Paulson
Minnesota State University Moorhead
PO Box 82
Moorhead, MN 56563
218-477-5862 Fax: 218-477-5030
paulsonk@mnstate.edu
www.mnstate.edu/collegeforkids
ND Farmers Union
View opportunities for North Dakota Farmers
Union Camps with a leadership emphasis.
Diana Freese and Kristi Carlson
ND Farmers Union
1415 12th Avenue SE
PO Box 2136
Jamestown, ND 58401
701-252-2340 or 800-366-NDFU
Fax: 701-252-6584
dfreese@ndfu.org
www.ndfu.org
Operation Lifesaver
Did you know that you are 20 times more
likely to die in a collision with a train than
a collision involving another motor vehicle?
Did you also know that nearly 50% of all
grade crossing collisions occur at crossings
equipped with flashing lights and gates? Stop
at our booth and see if your’e smart enough
“to make the grade”!
Cynthia Olson
Operation Lifesaver
501 Minnesota Avenue
Breckenridge, MN 56520
218-643-4994
cynthia.olson@rrvw.net
www.oli.org
Fargo-Moorhead Family YMCA
Fargo-Moorhead Family YMCA offers a wide
variety of programs for all ages: swimming,
fitness, camps, youth sports and childcare.
Shelly Connelly
Fargo-Moorhead Family YMCA
400 1st Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-364-4140 Fax: 701-232-9545
www.fmymca.org
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Project: Connect...FREE Web Games!
Project: Connect is a program sponsored by the
Qwest TelecomPioneers that features a series
of interactive web-based games that are free
and cover curriculum in grades 4-7. These
games help students learn more about the
telecommunications industry while learning
math, science, geography, etc.
Daniel Meurrens and Faith Meurrens
TelecomPioneers
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-287-8046
fadan@netscape.com
The Children’s Museum at Yunker Farm
The Children’s Museum at Yunker Farm is a
fun place where children and their parents come
to play, learn, create, and interact. More than
fifty hands-on exhibits provide kids and their
families opportunities for fun and adventure.
Jennifer Rehder
The Children’s Museum at Yunker Farm
PO Box 8218
Fargo, ND 58109
701-232-6102
jyrhdr@aol.com
www.childrensmuseum-yunker.org
The Kids on the Block
The Kids on the Block is a troupe of nearly
life-size puppets that teach kids about bullies,
school safety, children’s mental health, healthy
snacking, alcohol, tobacco and other drug
prevention and divorce.
Gladys Johnson
R.S.V.P.
Fargo, ND 58103
701-232-6617 Fax: 701-893-9231
gajj61@aol.com
http://rsvp.ndsu.edu
USDA-ARS Red River Valley
Agricultural Research Center
Visit this display to see a scientific experiment
that measures the amount of caffeine in soda
pop.
Leonard Cook
USDA-ARS Red River Valley
Agricultural Research Center
PO Box 5677 - University Station 1307 North 18th Street
Fargo, ND 58105-5677
701-239-1366
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Thank you for participating
in Marketplace for Kids!
See you next year!
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(As of April 26, 2007)
The following list is in order by school, teacher and
table number. It includes the name of the project,
a description and the exhibitor’s name(s).
Bennett Elementary School
Mrs. Bergeson
Y-A01 Animal Affections
Our business is an animal day care. We take care of: dogs,
cats, birds, hamsters, rats, but no mice. We can: walk,
bathe, entertain, or just take care of them. No overnight
care provided.
Almira M and Tia S
Y-A02 Cuddle Cubs
Our cuddle cubs business is selling a variety of cute,
small stuffed animals, picture frames, and various other
small gift items.
Ayla I and Jami P
Y-A03 Snack Shack
Our business sells healthy and enjoyable snacks: apples,
grapes, applesauce, chips, water bottles, and juice boxes
at a very reasonable price. There are many choices to
pick from.
Hannah B and Brenna G
Y-A04 Cozy Covers
The Cozy Covers invention allows you to transform your
summer flip-flops into a year-around shoe designed to look
cool, but keep your feet warm.
Kim H and Summer H
Y-A05 Righteous Recipes
We have mouth-watering recipes that you will enjoy
making and serving to your family and friends.
Colt G and Garret E
Y-A06 The L-Lift
The L-Lift invention is designed to provide relief to
those people who suffer from allergies and sinus related
problems. The invention is designed to help people drain
their sinuses and get a good night’s sleep.
Macey L and Tyler M
Mrs. Hanson
G-I01 Six-Wheeler
This is a new skateboard with Six-wheels and grips
on the side. It is made to make it easier for beginning
skateboarders.
Austin T and Gage D
G-I02 Sleep Tight Tie Pillow
These pillows are made just for you out of soft fleece.
Shannon E
G-I03 Snugglers
We are making pillows that you will want to snuggle with.
They are soft and can go anywhere!
Crystal T and Madi R
G-I04 Hackey Ball
This is a game we created that is a combination of: tennis,
golf, soccer, football, and lacrosse.
Branden S and Zach T
G-I05 Babysitting
We will be babysitting children and pets. We will do a
variety of fun activities with them.
Calie S and Brook H
G-I06 Wake-up Pillow
This pillow will wake you up and keep you up so that you
are not drowsy.
Payson W
G-I07 Say No To Smoking
We are going to tell you the reasons why you should not
smoke.
Aidan W and Nick L
G-I08 Smookies
We are making a new cookie that is similar to S’mores, but
you don’t need a campfire! Come and enjoy!
Natalie M, Anna H and Amanda K
Mrs. Wacha
Y-B01 Ferdishy
An innovative way to fertilize...through your shoes!
Joshua A, Chase M and Kaitlyn F
Y-B02 Pampered Paws
Young entrepreneurs are looking to take care of your pet,
with all the “pampering” that is needed. From bathing
to cleaning “after” your pet, we are willing to help you
out!
Trevor H and Jocelyn W
Y-B03 Olson’s
Selling collector’s cards for the ever-popular “Yugi-oh.”
Brennen O
Y-B04 AC’s Lawnmowing Service
No time for tidying up your lawn? I can help you out.
Alex C
Y-B05 C.C. Cards
Cards! Cards! Cards! We have collector’s cards for sale!
Looking for hockey, baseball, football, basketball? We
have those and many more!
Codi B and Christian E
Y-B06 G.D. Riffs
Need something to listen to? Two young musicians have
created a CD of songs for you! Listen as they WOW you
with their abilities!
Derek B and Garrett H
Y-B07 Walking Your Dogs
Bring your pet to us for the best care possible...walks,
grooming and bathing, etc. We help you take care of
your pet.
Sydney H and Symone J
Y-B08 Wild Wood
Wood carvings of different shapes and sizes.
Aaron B
Y-B09 Stick and Smile Decals
High quality vinyl stickers and decals to label, decroate,
or “glam-up” your belongings.
Sydney O
Y-A07 Research-Biography Bobby Orr.
Bobby Orr was an outstanding defensemen hockey player
who played with the Boston Bruins and was later voted in
the NHL Hall of Fame.
Bryan P
G-I09 Plants In Space
I am growing plants in a space garden. This simulates how
plants would grow in space.
Thomson Y
Y-B10 Say NO to Smoking!
A public service announcement warning about the dangers
of smoking!
Michael H
Y-A08 Card Mania
Several types of cards: holographic Yu-gi-oh, Pokemon etc.
cards are for sale. Reasonable prices for both common
and rare editions.
Zain Q and Caleb W
G-I10 Doggy Daycare On-The-Go
We will go to your house and babysit your dog!
Kaitlyn A and Tiana S
Y-B11 ZM~CM Bookmarks
An artistic way of marking your place in a book. We have
a variety of plastic canvas bookmarks for sale. Custom
orders available.
Marissa Z and Callie M
Y-A09 H. and T. Jammin’ Juice
Our juice is marvelously healthy and has an astonishing
taste. We have several flavors currently and are working
on producing an even wider variety.
Tanner B and Austin E
Y-A10 Michael’s Magical May Day Baskets
Magical May Day Baskets’ Business will include a brief
history of May Day celebration activities. Kits for sale
will include: patterns, material, and instructions for May
Day Baskets.
Michael N
Y-A11 Jelli Beans
Jelli Beans are versatile pieces of jewelry which can be
transformed into colorful rings, bracelets, and ankle
bracelets. Charms and beads are included. Jelli Beans
come in all sizes.
Haley H
Y-A12 Funky Frames
The Funky Frames Business sells uniquely decorated oneof-a-kind picture frames that are not sold in stores.
Kaitlyn R
Y-A13 Paw Pals
Paw Pals is a Doggy Day Care for dogs only. We charge
only a small fee to walk, sit, bathe, and groom dogs. Half
of our profits will go to charity.
Madelyn S and Quinn V
G-I11 Crystal Exposure
We are going to show you how to record visual effects
onto a crystal.
Stephen J and Matt S
G-I12 Personality Pillow
We are making personality pillows. They are soft and
made just for you! You can personalize them and choose
your own cover!
Katie S and Erin J
Y-B12 Cups & Coasters
Handmade, decorated cups and coasters! Use these
artistically created coasters to protect your furniture from
moisture while drinking out of a gorgeous cup.
Thea W and Keely O
Y-B13 Gift Bag Goodies
Need a fun gift? Try ours! We have creative gift bags/boxes
filled with treats and toys!
Samantha H and Mackenzie C
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The first hair dryer was the vacuum cleaner! Around the turn of the
century, women dried their hair by connecting a hose to the exhaust of their
vacuum cleaners. In early models, the front of a vacuum cleaner sucked air in,
the back blew air out, and the hose could be attached to either end. In 1920, the
first true hair dryer came on the market, but it was extremely large and heavy, and
frequently overheated. Since then, thousands of patents have been issued for different hair
dryer designs, but most of them only tweak the outside packaging of the hairdryer so that it
looks more appealing to you. The inside of a hair dryer hasn’t changed too much over the
years. Not until 1951 was the first really workable dryer made. The device consisted of a
hand-held dryer connected to a pink plastic bonnet fitted over the woman’s head.
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Ms. Belgarde
B-Q01 Swheat Scoop
Cat litter.
Hunter D and Isaac L
B-Q02 Bus Belts
Safety belts for buses.
Ellie H and Kelsi L
B-Q03 Desk Organizer
Compartments to organize student desks.
Sara J and Hailey S
B-Q04 Wrecking Dozer
Construction equipment.
Nate D and Alex Z
B-Q05 Fan Man
A remote car with a fan attached to cool you off.
Jacob D and Jobson O
B-Q06 Air Freshener that Works Immedeately
A product that freshens the air in your home.
Abby O and Brenna L
B-Q07 Cars
Fix up cars’ looks.
Denis H
B-Q08 Rob’s Erasers
Business of selling erasers.
Robert K
B-Q09 The World of Beads
Selling beads business.
Savanna D
B-Q10 Water Bottle Skins
Fancy water bottle covers.
Midge F
B-Q11 Fun Bag
A grab bag.
Kristi A
B-Q12 A Sitter
Babysitting Business.
Ashley H
B-Q13 Operation Cards
Business of selling.
Matt B and Calvin S
B-Q14 The Sweet Freeze
Selling new flavors of ice cream.
Brandon B
B-Q15 Skateboard Finale
Cassie N and Carley M
Ms. Deitz
Y-A14 Dog Walk
I am doing a dog walking business. I will walk your dog
in the park and along the bike path.
Stein K
Y-A15 Pet Sitting Service
We will babysit dogs, cats, birds and rodents.
Lexi F and Katherine A
Y-A16 Snack Attack
This is a snack selling business. The snacks are chips, beef
and cheese sticks, salted peanuts, and trail mix.
Sarah I
Y-A17 Pet-9
This is an animal day care business they will take dogs,
cat, rodents, and water animals.
Alyssa F and Julia S
Y-A18 Homemade Hut
Josh is selling pencils, pens, and erasers.
Joshua B
Y-A19 Cookie Cart
This team is selling peanut butter, M & M’s, oatmeal, and
chocolate chip cookies.
Taryn H and Mason B
G-I15 Skateboard Rack
We built a rack to store your skateboards.
Peter I and Tanner P
Y-A20 Sports Man
Our company is called Sportz. Our invention will help
with accuracy for football.
Adam V and Mitchell W
G-I16 The Difference Between Healthy
and Unhealthy Homes
Explore the differences between providing a healthy and
unhealthy home for your dogs.
Madison M and Justin S
Y-A21 Honey and Bee Creations
I will be showcasing our classroom business. We sell
honey sticks, honey bears and cards. We do community
outreach in school and the community with our profits.
Ashley E
G-I17 It’s a Dog Eat Dog World
Discover what is the best and healthiest food that you
should be serving to your dog.
Marissa T
Y-A22 Homemade Crystals
We are making rock candy, zigzag crystals and snow
flakes.
Indira D and Jade Y
Y-A23 We Do What You Don’t Want To
We do all kinds of jobs around the house that you can’t
stand to do!
Cole Z and Grant Z
Y-A24 Robo Labo
Katie is going to give presentations on the lego robots.
Katie M
G-I18 Walter Payton
Biography of Walter Payton.
Chase N
G-I19 Caramel Corn
Taste our delicious homemade caramel corn!
Jackson R and Gabe W
G-I20 No Smoking
Learn the effects from long-term smoking.
Kylie K and Kate F
G-I21 Pet Care
We began a business to help people care for their pets.
Tucker S and Lucas Y
Y-A25 Homemade Games
Homemade games are being made as gifts or to keep and
enjoy yourself.
Reiley K
G-I22 Recycling
See the benefits of recycling.
Hayden B
Y-A26 Pop Seller
We are selling Mountain Dew, grape, orange, Crush,
cream soda, root beer, and Coke for $.50
Austin H and Harrison G
G-I23 Jason Blake
Learn interesting facts about Jason Blake.
Sean K
Y-A27 Gap Cap
I have invented a hat that will fit over your ponytail
and/or pigtails.
Jessica H
Y-A28 Tie Blankets
I will be showing you how to make a great blanket. You
can do it!
Hunter H
Y-B24 Rain Barrel
Rain Barrels are becoming popular in the yards of people
who feel conservation and the protection of their water
and watershed is important.
Al B
Y-B25 Jrahe Pictures
Jocyelyn is selling word searches and think links.
Jocelyn M
Y-B26 Origami
We are providing origami lessons. Come and make some
wild origami with us.
Lisa L and Madeline B
Y-B27 Plant Science Experiments
We are sharing information from five different science
experiments that we did with our NDSU science
partners.
Zach G and Alex W
Y-B28 Growth Express
I am experimenting with two different kinds of soil to see
which soil will make seeds grow faster.
Kristen S
Ms. Dent
G-I13 Homemade Fruit Fly Trap
I made a homemade device to attract fruit flies.
Mandi W
G-I14 ND Agriculture
Learn interesting facts about ND agriculture.
Anna I and Karianne H
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G-I24 Lava Lamps
Learn how to make your own lava lamp with items in
your home.
Brady S and Matt V
G-I25 Erupting Ideas
Do you think you know all about volcanoes? Check our
project out!
Teni E, Erica O and Maddi K
Clara Barton Elementary School
Mrs. Loos
G-J01 The Wipe Away
A purse you can write messages on.
Maddie K and Paula K
G-J02 Sharp Shooter
Target practice helper.
Matt J
G-J03 Oh Barley, Oh Barley
A game.
Sierra T
G-J04 Hannah’s Creations
Cake making business.
Hannah L
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Clara Barton Elementary School
Mrs. Loos
G-J05 Shirt Spray
Spot remover for shirts.
Meridith R, Maisen W and Amber O
G-J06 Sizzlin’ Coats
Coats to keep you warm.
Hadeel A and Becca A
G-J07 The Jeweler
An organized way to story jewelry.
Elayana H and Sarah A
G-J08 Super Sled Shoes
Shoes you can use as sleds!
Chase N, Ben A and Connor R
G-J09 Magic Spoon
A spoon that never needs to be washed!
Radek W, Josh T and Rachel B
G-J10 Extreme Cookies
A new kind of cookie.
Claudia S, Maggie G and Laura W
G-J11 Baby Bottom Buffer
An easier way to change a baby’s diaper!
Kathryn W and Olivia B
G-J12 Wonder Weather Slips
Slippers that can be worn outside.
Hailee W, Ashliegh V and Sarah C
G-J13 The Magic Doggie Door
A cool door for your dog!
Grace A and Hayley S
G-J14 Mar’s Belt-N-Bag
A belt to hold all the tools for walking the dog.
Ryleigh C, Anna B and Mia M
G-J15 Cool Fruit
Hollie H, Lydia H and Erica L
Dakota Montessori School
Ms. Lehmann
B-R01 Hand~ Erase
Hand~Erase is a handy helper that helps you erase!
Jesse B
B-R02 Z2007
The Z2007 was made for people recovering from shoulder
and/or arm surgery or injury. This device is used to
exercise the arm and shoulder muscles by stretching them.
The wheel can be set at different degrees of resistance in
order to strengthen the muscles.
Zane P
B-R03 The Cat Machine
This is a machine that cleans off the loose hair from the
cat. It is a tunnel with three rings.
Alexander M
B-R04 Salad Spinner Server
The Salad Spinner Server is a salad serving platter that
spins. It has little cups for the ingredients and a big bowl
in the center for the lettuce.
Brittten C
B-R05 Plantorama
The Plantorama is a gardening tool with interchangeable
parts.
Eliana G
B-R06 Addy’s Lumpa Lupa Skate Lace Tightner
My invention tightens skates and even shoe laces. I’m
hoping to use it for many other things.
Addy J
Y-F18 Super Hoop
The Super Hoop keeps score of your game, the time, and
the quarters.
Taylor B and Jeremy W
B-R07 Scuffer Buffer
The Scuffer Buffer is a tennis ball on a broom stick. It is
used for getting scuff marks off the floor.
Danielle L
Y-F19 Sud Saver
An invention that takes bar soap scraps and turns them
into a brand new bar of soap.
Scott O, Cole S and Bret S
B-R08 Pizza Sleeve
The pizza sleeve is a bag shaped like a piece of pizza.
It is for kids who like to bring pizza to school and don’t
want it crumpled.
Megan D
Y-F20 Beauty Queen Cosmetics
It’s a cosmetic line that has lotion, lip gloss, body glitter
and more that are homemade and fresh scented. Body
glitter also works for healing sun burns.
Kristen L, Bailey F and Danielle P
B-R09 The Dumajabi
It look like a pen, but it’s not a pen! If your pencil tip
has broken off, you can slide the tip in the Dumajabi and
keep on writing!
Veronica L
Y-F21 Medical Watches
A watch which alerts a medical condition to EMT’s
(emergency medical techs).
Nick K and Jacob K
B-R10 Three Layered Pants Patch
I made a pair of pants with a 3-layered patch. It really
helps but you wouldn’t actually be able to wear them.
Spencer C
Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Schools
Ms. Sunde
Y-F03/04 The Kryan Cafe`
Smoke-free fast food at low prices all in a relaxing
atmosphere.
Kurtis T, Mike T, Ryan L, Adam K and Andrew B
Y-F05 Josh B
Cool Cap
Y-F06 Mark S
Pencil Invention
Y-F07 Super Sweet Snack Feeder
An easy way to feed your dog.
Isaiah G and Wolfgang S
Y-F08 Volleyball Server
A device which allows you to practice returning volleyball
serves.
Makenzie D, Brooke H and Erica C
Y-F09 EZ Travel
An invention which keeps your clothes from wrinkling
while in a suitcase.
Mandy M
Y-F10 Body Lotion Brush
A back brush which helps you apply lotion to your back.
Courtney M
Y-F11 Snazzy Shoelaces & More
A business selling homemade fancy shoe laces and belts.
Hannah Y
Y-F12 Dogrific
An invention which helps you with your dog.
Daney L
Y-F13 Babysitting Business & More
A business which offers a babysitting and petsitting
service.
Tanaya J
Y-F14 Bracekle, Inc.
A business which sells handmade bracelets and anklets.
Casandra G and Mckenzie B
Y-F22 Handled-Springboard
A skateboard with handles and springs, you can jump with
it and use it like a skate board.
Tyler J
Y-F23 Auto-Potto-Paper
Dispenses extra rolls of toilet tissue.
Jacob K, Zach N and Wyatt W
Y-F24 Head Helper
The Head Helper organizes your grooming supplies.
Marissa B and Kylie H
Y-F25 Pet Pullster
An invention that helps elderly/disabled people that can’t
bend over to pick up their pets’ food bowls.
Sarah S
Y-F26 Shining Footwear
It’s shoes, slippers, and rollerskates that have flashlights
on them, so you can see in the dark.
McKenzie E and Keisha S
Y-F27 Spray N’ Brush
Save time with the Spray N’ Brush. Brush your hair and
spray it all in one.
Chelsea V
Y-F28 Pillow-Alarm
A pillow and an alarm clock all in one.
Taylor B and Elizabeth D
Y-G01 RCMM (Remote Control Mop Machine)
It mops the floor at the touch of a button.
Ian K
Y-G02 Dog Knob
An invention which helps dogs get through closed doors.
Courtney D and Allie F
Y-G03 The Clear Door
An energy efficient, clear door refrigerator.
Miranda B and Tailin T
Y-G04 The Key Pager
It finds your keys when lost.
Emily M
Y-G05 Can’t Touch This
A car that is combined with many different kinds of cars.
Ben M and Brock S
Y-G06 The Double L
Solves the problem of a dark locker.
Isaac S and Jeff L
Y-F15 Velcroe Bat
An invention which helps keep you organized when
playing sports.
Madison J and Alexus G
Y-G07 Underwater Helicopter
A helicopter which operates under water.
Shaun B
Y-F16 RP (Remote Pager)
A device which locates your remote control
Abby Z and Kelly O
Y-G08 Edible Pen
Write with the pen and then eat the pen for snack.
Reno K
Y-F17 Cleaner Desk
An invention which keeps your desk clean.
Caitlin A
Y-G09 Minnow Saver
Saves the minnow while spearing.
Hunter H
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Eastwood Elementary School
Mrs. Brothen
Y-G11 The Thermal Baseball Cap
It is a baseball cap with ear flaps and fleece as the fabric.
You can put the ear flaps up so you don’t look weird and it
keeps the wind from blowing on your head.
Jacob B
Y-G12 Power All-Star Game
A game about baseball.
Jared P
Y-G13 Monopoly JR. in the Year 2007
It’s like Monopoly, but there is no places to own, no
bailbond, and no banker. The first around the board wins.
When you go to jail you lose 2 turns. If you like Monopoly
you’ll like this.
Aric D
Y-G14 P.E.C. (Portable Entertainment Carrier)
My invention is a portable suitcase-like case that carries
DVDs, video games, cassette tapes, and CDs.
Michael E
Y-G15 Super Speller
My invention is to help 5th and 6th graders learn their
spelling words.
Jordan V
Y-G16 Locker Organizer
It is a locker organizer and you can put books on the top
and store things on the bottom.
Brennan T
Y-G17/18 The 21st Century Fertilizer Machine
My invention is made up of a cardboard box on top of a
remote control car. It is made for people who are unable
to walk or have a hard time walking.
Jordan B
Y-G19 Laundry On the Go
My invention is a portable laundry basket that can go with
you where ever you go.
Toney S
Y-G20 Mail Teller
My invention is to help you tell you when your mail is there.
It is made of just a normal mail box.
Brady S
B-S01 Dog Forbidden Trash Can
The “Dog Forbidden Trash Can” will solve your problem
of dogs in the trash can. If you use my “Dog Forbidden
Trash Can” you won’t have a mess of trash. The invention
has a tube so your dogs won’t get to touch the trash.
Sara W
B-S14 Organized Walker
The Organized Walker will help your family members with
walkers not carry purses, bags, or anything! If you use
my organized walker, you won’t carry any weight but your
own. The invention will make it so you can put your purses,
bags, anything on it so you don’t carry it!
Kaitlyn R
B-S02 Juicy Eraser
The “Juicy Eraser” will wash your white-board stains
away. When you use the “Juicy Eraser” you can erase
stains and squirt out water at the same time. Stains will
leave a mess, but if you use the “Juicy Eraser,” you will
never have a mess again!
J.J. S
B-S15 Dribble Stopper
My invention makes the splattering water stop! If you’re
sick of cleaning up spilled water for your dog, the Dribble
Stopper will make the splatter go away.
Hailey L
B-S03 Freedom To You
Do you get tired of taking the dog outside in the winter?
Then you need “Freedom To You.” This invention will
allow you to have your dog go outside and you won’t
have to.
Kaysha S
B-S04 The Pencil Board
“The Pencil Board” will solve your lost pencils. You
will never lose your pencils again. My invention has
a board you can hang up, and velcro is attached to the
board and pencils.
Alexis E
B-S05 Three Leash
This project is supposed to use one leash for three dogs.
Alex C
B-S06 The Bike Fixer
The Bike Fixer will fix your bike problems. When using
the Bike Fixer, you can inflate your tires with a pump. If
it is dark out, you can use a flashlight and you can put in
a rubber tire if your other tire popped.
Brady G
B-S07 Child Coat Hanger
The Child Coat Hanger makes small kids able to hang
their coats. If you use the Child Coat Hanger you will
never hang your child’s coat again. It is an extended neck
hanger for kids.
Brendan W
B-S16 Windshield Scraper
The windshield scraper will solve scraping problems. It
has a blade glued to a windshield wiper. It will make it
so you don’t freeze scraping.
Derek J
B-S17 The Remote Tracker
My invention is the remote track it helps you so that you
will not lose your remote.
Erin E
B-S18 Extendable Dog Collar
My dogs get out of their collars and run away. An
Extendable Dog Collar attaches to their legs. If they get
out of their collars, it will still be extended to their legs
and they can’t run away.
Madison B
B-S19 The Crayon Extender
My invention lets kids still use broken crayons. If you
use my invention you could still use broken crayons. My
invention will change your life.
Allison R
B-S20 Water Proof Box
The “Water Proof Box” was invented for cell phones
and the remote for your car only! If you use my “Water
Proof Box” your cell phones on remotes for cars won’t get
damaged! The invention has special waterproof paper that
covers the box so your cell phones and the remote for a
car won’t get damaged.
Mana A
Mrs. Haugo
B-S08 Book Pencil Stopper
The Book Stopper will put an end to books sliding off your
desk when you open it. My invention will catch pencils,
books, and it has a 23 inch ruler to stop books and pencils.
You can also pull the ruler off to messure things.
Harrison M
Y-E01 Auto-Mop
My invention helps people mop easily.
Drew K
B-S09 Dirty to Clean Wiper
If you need a hand held dish wiper, the Dirty to Clean
Wiper is for you. It comes with soap and water. The Dirty
to Clean Wiper also works for washing counters.
Dylan S
Y-E02 Flash Light Handle Bars
My invention is a handle bar from a bike with two
flashlights on it. It helps you to see at night when you are
riding your bike.
Riley J
Y-G23 Spill Proof Table
My invention is a spill proof table. If you spill a glass of
water it won’t spill on the floor.
Chase L
B-S10A Yarn Protector
The yarn protector will keep cats from getting into your
yarn. Cats will never get your yarn again. The yarn goes
into a box and the cats can’t get it out.
Kyle K
Y-E03 Porta-Trimmer
My invention is a nose trimmer with a string and light
attached, so if you sleep in on the day of a meeting, you
can trim your nose on the way there.
Nevada R
Y-G24 Puppy Saver
My invention protects a puppy from getting squished by
its mom.
Kseniya B
B-S10B Cat Box Protector
It protects the dog from getting into the litter box.
Paige P
Y-E04 Clipboard Caddy
My invention is a blue box with a clipboard on top. There
is also a pencil sharpener. You can open it up and there is
room for paper, pencils, etc.
Tyler B
Y-G21 Never Fail Alarm Clock
An alarm clock with a squirt gun on it.
Ray M
Y-G22 The Magnetic Gloves
My invention has magnets on my glove, then pops can’t
slip out of your hand.
Liban K
Y-G25 Under the Oven Cleaner
My invention cleans under the oven, couch, chairs, and
the fridge. It dusts under those things and it gets all the
junk out!
Courtney H
Y-G26 Hockey Equipment Drier
My invention has pipes with clips on them. It goes over
a door.
Tori H
Mrs. Cramer
B-Q16 Stall Proof
The Stall Proof will solve all the stall door problems. If
you use my Stall Proof, you will never have to mess around
with rusty stall doors. The invention is a piece of wood
cut to slip over the stall door.
Alex K
B-S11 Shoe Holder
My invention helps kids to not lose their shoes. When I
load my backpack with books, I hang my shoes on the back
of my backpack. My books won’t get wet.
Ahamedy H
B-S12 Pen and Pencil Keeper
The pen and pencil keeper will keep our pen and pencil
from not getting lost. My invention will keep you having
pens and pencils.
Pajtim L
B-S13 M.A.C.K.
The M.A.C.K. will help keep your house clean. My
invention will help kids/parents keep their dirty house
clean. My invention has a time on it and whatever time you
have to do a chore, you stick your chore on that time.
Noah P
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Y-E06 Can Cap
My invention is a cap for a can so it does not spill. It can
fit on any pop can.
Adam W
Y-E07 Sweep Skates
My invention is an easier way and a quicker way to sweep
any place you want. Sweep skates will make chores
quicker, easier, and a lot more fun!
Brooke H
Y-E08 Bracelet Hooker
My invention helps girls or women to put on a bracelet.
There is a hook that is connected to a wire and the wire is
on a piece of wood.
Shelby G
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Y-E09/10 Child Safety Swing
My invention is a swing that keeps children from falling
off the swing backwards. The child will put their hands
in gloves connected to the swing’s chains.
Alex M
Y-F01 Pacifier Hat
My invention helps children hang on to their pacifier.
The pacifier is attached to a hat. Now, kids never lose
their pacifier.
Dzenefa R
Y-E11/12 Cobweb Killer
This invention cleans off cobwebs anywhere you want!
You can get to hard to reach areas!
Michael D
Y-F02 Baby Pillow
When a baby gets bored, he/she can play with my baby
pillow. It’s soft and safe for a baby.
Ramiza A
Y-E13 Double Sided Toothbrush
My invention helps kids or adults brush their teeth twice
as fast. It has two sides of bristles so you can brush the
top teeth and bottom teeth.
Griffin S
Ms. Brown
Y-E14 Multi-Purpose Cat Glove
My invention helps with playing with your cat.
Wyatt B
Y-E15 Nose Wiper
My invention helps you wipe your nose. You strap it on to
your wrist so it’s easy to use. You can even wash it!
Donald L
Y-E16 Headband Phone Holder
My invention is a headband that holds your phone. Now
you can use your hands and talk on the phone!
Manuel B
Y-E17/18 Leg Lifter
My invention is the Leg Lifter for if you have a broken leg,
you can set your leg on it and it will keep it elevated.
Brianna N
Y-E19 Swammer
My invention helps people by saving time. It is a hammer
and a screwdriver put together.
Collin A
Y-E20 Snail/Fish Vortex
My invention makes a cool and stylish home for fish and
snails!
Isaac K
Y-E21 Push-Up Mechanical Colored Pencil
My invention helps me and other people who have a
problem with breaking colored pencils. All you do is push
it up! And when the lead is gone, you have to change it.
Bailey H
Y-E22 Hair Box Organizer
My invention holds your hair things.
Cassie B
Y-E22 3-Stage Walker
My invention helps babies walk, pull and scoot.
Courtney F
Y-E24 Tooth Brush Light
My invention works when you are brushing, you can flash
it in your mouth and see how well you did your teeth.
Justin K
Y-E25 Lighted Skateboard
My invention has two lights attached to my skateboard.
Now I can skate at night!
Cody W
Y-E26 Cup ‘N Catch Flytrapper
My Flytrapper has a cup on top and has a little space so
a fly could get in. There’s bait inside a cup, then when the
fly comes in, I catch it!
Jimmy H
Y-E27 The Reflecting Cell GI Water Belt
My invention carries water on long runs. It also reflects
and carries a cell phone.
Will K
Y-E28 Remote Holder
The Remote Holder will hold a remote if you lose remotes.
If you use my Remote Holder you won’t lose a remote
again.
Skylar Q
B-V01 The Pass Reminder
The purpose of this invention is to make it easier to
remember to take your pass with you.
Sabina H
B-V02 The Pass Reminder
My invention is a pass reminder. It helps you remember
your pass so you don’t get in trouble.
Hani M
B-V03 The Magnet 2000
My invention helps by picking up something off the ground,
so you won’t have to bend down and pick it up.
Elvir K
B-V04 The Super Writer
The purpose of my invention is that it is a backpack that
you could write on it anywhere you go.
Tarley C
B-V05 The Talkin Doorbell
The purpose of my invention is so that people know if you
are home or not. You would know if they are home or not
because they should record on it: “We will be right there
to answer the door” if you are home, but if you aren’t
home you should record on it “sorry we are not home
at this time.”
Connor F
B-V06 Fun With Math Facts
My invention is supposed to help first graders learn their
math facts in a fun and easy way. They can have the best
time of their lives learning math facts.
Jeremiah P
B-V07 Headache Reliever
My invention helps get rid of a headache. It uses an ice
pack to cool your head. Then it has four round buttons
that puts pressure on your temples and your sinuses.
Tyler D
B-V08 Kid Plow
My invention helps kids shovel snow without back pain
and have fun shoveling snow.
Toni S
B-V09 Book Buddy
My invention makes light for when you are reading a
book in the dark. You can see better and the light makes
it a lot easier.
Alyssa B
B-V10 Mix It 2000
My invention is a 2 in 1 ketchup bottle. Instead of wasting
your time pouring two bottles, you just have to pour one
bottle. It’s half ketchup and half mustard so when you
pour it, it will mix together just like you’re gonna put it
on a hotdog!
Paige M
B-V11 Timer Toothbrush
My invention is to help kids and adults remember to
brush their teeth long enough, so then they will have
healthy teeth! Also my toothbrush has a little mini tube
of toothpaste on it so if you’re going to a friend’s house
you just have to grab your toothbrush to go!
Brittney S
B-V12 Prevent-A-Spill
My invention is a two-handed milk jug. It will help smaller
kids be able to pour the milk easier and so you can pass
the milk around the table easier.
Alex H
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B-V13 The Sport Belt
My invention is for those days when you are really hot.
The belt holds water bottles, it’s comfortable, it has a
pedometer, and you can run at night with the “special”
reflectors.
Michael H
B-V14 Foot Massager
The purpose of my invention is to massage a sore foot.
Cordel M
B-V15 Super Hook
My invention can take down the Christmas lights without
even going on the roof! For all those cold winter days
when you don’t want to go on the roof and take the chance
of falling off the roof. My invention can also grab objects
that are out of reach.
Kollin K
Ms. Brown
B-V16 Reflecto Gear
My invention is made to help keep kids safe at night. So
when kids wear reflecto gear all motorized vehicles will
see kids so they won’t get hurt.
Matt D
B-V17 The Outdoorsman Belt
My invention’s purpose is to carry people’s bug spray,
sunscreen, flashlight, and anything else like that, so you
can drink water while you are walking with your water
button on the bottom of the belt.
Nick S
B-V18 The Fogless Face Mask
My invention gives people with glasses the choice to
wear a face mask. It does not allow hot air to fog up
the glasses.
Garrett L
B-V19 Doggy Boom Box
It plays music when you drop it or squeeze it.
Krista A
B-V20 Pedometer Shoe
My invention is a pedometer shoe. It is a pedometer on
the side of my shoe.
Cole P
B-V21 Cannon Ball
The purpose of my invention is a game that can be played
outside or inside by trying to fit the ball in the hole by
flipping a wooden lever.
Zach M
B-V22 The Bird Tree
My invention is like a tree for my birds, and it catches all
of the “droppings” if I lay the right sized paper undreneath
so I only have to change the paper instead of scrubbing
the floor.
Kaitlyn S
B-V23 Goal Book
My invention is a book you can write your goals and
accomplishments in. You can also do fun cover pages and
do writing on the blank pieces of paper.
Cassie H
B-V24 Kid On The Go
My invention holds valuable things like glasses, or hearing
aids when you are at the pool.
Martha H
Holy Spirit Elementary School
Mr. Cox
B-Q17 Excel Grip
Wood baseball bat, gives you extra grip.
Seth A and Jake S
B-Q18 Passenger Trailer
Trailer that holds passengers for more seating.
Jimmy E and Chieze K
B-Q19 W.A.S.P.
Wind turban for your car that will power the car battery.
Sean M and Drew S
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B-Q20 Throwback 5000
Lacrosse workout.
Peter S and Ben N
B-Q21 Revenge of the Teams
Adventure game.
Nick B and Nick S
B-Q22 Super Duper Water
Detecting Alarm System
Alarm that detects water and movement.
Logan C and Trent K
B-Q23 The Magnificent Magnet
Magnet that holds up a tennis ball.
Luke F and James O
B-Q24 Dust E’s Machine
Picks up dust from a remote control car.
David P
B-Q25 Super Duper Cookie Machine
Dispenses cookies.
Sydney N, Meg R and Kyla S
B-Q26 Security Desk
Desk that has a door alarm and dividers to help
organize.
Serena C and Kathryn S
B-Q27 Bisonopoly
Bison version of Monopoly.
RaeLyn L and Maddy S
B-Q28 Puppy Pack
Napsack for puppies.
Therese C and Gabrielle H
Horace Mann Elementary School
Mrs. Drege
B-R11 Jacob’s Project
It is a robot that quizzes you on either brains or braun. It
looks at the chore, shows you how many points you need
by level of 1-5. You either either play a virtual game or are
quized on questions. Once you get the points you need, it
does it. The faster you get the points, the faster it does it.
Jacob B
B-R12 Heated Sweater
It is like an electric blanket only it is a sweater.
Austin M
B-R13 The Remote Holder
I picked this invention because we kept losing our remote
controls for our TV, VCR, and DVD player. I wanted to
figure out some way to always have these remotes together
and stored in the same place.
Amanda H
B-R14 The Perfect Paint Match
It looks like a library book scanner, but if you hold it up to
paint and you don’t know what kind it will tell you if you
scan it and give you a sample and for wall paper too.
Tony A
B-R15 Degree Dome
It heats you up or cools you off when your covers fall off.
You can set the time if you want, but you always have to
set the temperature.
Addie L
B-R16 The Ultimate Night light
This night light is a special night light designed to help
kids go to sleep as well as provide a nice soft light in the
room. The night light projects images on the wall or ceiling
depending on the disk you select. The disk contain images
such as animals, lullaby scenes, or family photos. The
night light also is an alarm clock and CD player.
Keely S
B-R17 Automatic Peeler
It is a wireless machine that you put in stuff that needs to
be peeled. You put them in, press the button, open it and
then they are peeled.
Jared F
B-R18 The Desk Giver
The desk giver is an invention that you push a button and
it gives you a book.
Dino K
B-R19 No Room
A folding-down shelf that gives you extra room at your
desk.
Jake V
B-R20 The Perfect Picture
The Perfect Picture will create a picture on paper
perfectly. It will take the picture in your mind and put
it on paper.
Drew L
B-R21 The School Desk Organizer
It is a series of shelves you put in your desk that will
organize your folders, notebooks, and textbooks. There
are stickers to write all of your subjects on.
Sanders E
B-R22 Emergencell
It’s a cell phone that has a crank on the back. Each full
wind is 30 minutes.
Dakotah B
B-R23 Skydive Packer
A machine that has a speed adjustment, and you put a
parachute that needs packing on and in 1,2,3,4,5 minutes
it will be done.
Amy D
B-R24 Ice Stomper T
It’s a water pack that has attachments that you can put on
at the end. If you have ice or snow on your sidewalk you
spray water on it then you can shovel it off.
Patrick B
B-R25 Headphones for Glasses
They are headphones with little holes to put the ends of
the arms of the glasses.
Kasey D
B-R26 Expandable Backpack
Kids that have a lot of homework, need more space. Well
this solves it. It’s a backpack lining that is velcroed in.
You undo the bottom, then you put it around you and tie it
to your backpack. Then you put extra homework or other
things in there and you’re done.
Maria A
B-R27 Soft Drink Vest
A vest that can hold a soda and straw, leaving your hands
free to do other things like play video games.
Cody S
B-R28 Remote Control Bike Lock
It locks your bike up. All you have to do is put it on your
bike, and the bike lock is on. All you have to do is walk out
the door, and push the button and your bike is unlocked.
Justin R
B-S23 The Dental Chip
A sensor that the dentist puts in your teeth so if you don’t
brush your teeth two times a day, it starts buzzing in
your mouth.
Drew C
B-S24 Retainer Flavors
It’s a bottle of flavored water that you put your retainer in for
five minutes per day, that makes your retainer taste like the
flavor you picked. Flavors: Root Beer, Sprite, Dr. Pepper,
Strawberry, Blueberry, Grape, and Bubble Gum.
Hanna B
B-S25 Pugzilla Protector
The Pugzilla Protector is made to protect your feet from
playful angry dogs or pugs. It will be sort of a little gooey
pad that you put over a fuzzy sock so it protects you and
doesn’t hurt the puppy.
Taylor H
B-S26 Everything Bed
It’s a bed with everything on it like X-Box 360, microwave,
etc. It’s for kids who are bored in the summer.
Beau A
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B-S27 Clean Water Clean Food for Cats/Dogs
My invention is for the cats and dogs. It’s sort of like an
igloo and on the inside you put food and water. There is
a plastic piece in the middle to separate them and keep
them clean.
Caitlin C
B-S28 Auto Dog Walker
I am going to add parts, and upgrade dog exercise
equipment.
Kelly G
Jefferson Elementary School
Ms. Skjefte
Y-B15/16 Germs Galore
Testing germs on different medical instruments and
different items.
Jurnee O
Y-B17/18 Car Games
Games that you can play in the car (use velcro).
Shay G and Megan S
Kennedy Elementary School
Ms. Erickson
Y-B19 Brush on the Go
My invention is a convertible brush.
Ariana F
Y-B20 H & D Program
My invention is a health and diet program for cell
phones.
Hannah B
Y-B21 Canine Caper
My invention makes feeding your dogs or cats easier.
Erika K
Y-B22 Little Sitters
Babysitting business.
Sabrina W
Y-B23 Extra Space
My invention adds extra space to your desk for
organizing.
Mary C
Kennedy Elementary School
Mrs. Lura
B-X19 Guitar Organizer
A guitar pouch that can hold picks, chord wires, and
music sheets.
Kyle C
B-X20 Cool Wheels
Bicycle with water spray to keep cool.
McKenzie B
B-X21 Lap Video
My invention is a laptop that plays a video cassette.
Kayla W
B-X22 Pillow Alarm Clock
My invention is an alarm clock inside a pillow to help
wake up heavy sleepers.
Andy C
B-X32 Pencil and Marker Organizer
Keeps pencils and markers organized in your desk.
Nathan K
Lincoln Elementary School
Mr. Johnson
G-L01 Fish-A-Finder
It will show you where the fish are more clearly than the
ones built into the boat, and it will help you if you lost a
toy in a pool. It also works in the dark.
Dontae G
G-L02 Wheelers
Skates on your shoe so you can cruise around as much as
you want, then the wheels go back in your shoes or on the
outside of the shoe so you don’t slip and fall while you are
walking or feel like you are wearing high heels.
Noah C
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G-L03 “Hole-ly” Helmet
My invention will help you lock your helmet to your bike,
and when you’re riding your bike, you can also put your
ponytail through it.
Reid B
G-L04 Double Dog House
This dog house helps dogs have a good sleep in luxury
with soft mushy food and water to fill your dog’s panting
mouth.
Kyla R
G-L05 EZ Trainer
My invention is called the EZ Trainer. It’s a handle that
hooks onto the end of a bike while the other person holds
on to the other end instead of bending over while trying
to teach someone how to ride a bike.
Nicole H
G-L18 On Time Alarm Clock
My invention helps kids stay organized in the morning.
The alarm clock will go off at the time you set it. When
it goes off it will tell you what to do and how long you
have to do it.
Natalie R
G-L19 Leaf Shovel
Because it takes a long time to put away and get the shovel
and leaf blower, I put a leaf blower onto a shovel. The leaf
blower will blow the leaves or snow into a pile, then the
shovel will come and pick it up to put it in a bag.
Logan R
G-L20 Scooticycle
The Scooticycle will take you from place to place in a
whole new way! Pedal or scoot - really, you choose!
Gunnar B
G-L06 Organizin’ Stylin’ Shoe
The Organizin’ Stylin’ Shoe is a fantastic shoe that will
make you taller, support your foot, and give you a pouch
in the heel to set small items!
Allison C
G-L21 Helpin’ A Hand
My invention helps you hold up your hand if it gets
tired.
Cassidy M
G-L07 Air Car
My invention is a flying car. It prevents air pollution.
Sidney B
G-L22 SeaFreeze
It is a fridge that has glass sides so you don’t have to open
the fridge to look at all the things that are in the fridge.
Taylor M
G-L08 The Bag Holder
When we mow our lawn, we dump out the grass into a
garbage can. I am always having to hold the bag, so I’m
going to use a bike inner-tube to hold the bag.
Dylan R
G-L23 Bed Dresser
You hook two clips up to the bed sheets and you twist a
knob and it pulls the sheets up.
Dallas R
G-L09 Dog Feeder on Wheels
It will get filled up at a station. Then it will feed the dog
without you having to get up.
Parker M
G-L24 Nizer
It’s a box with all your materials from school in it, and it
has magnets on it to hold the box to a desk.
Kara T
Mrs. Durbin
G-L10 Borrowadog
If someone does not have a dog they could borrow one.
Check out the website and see the dog for you.
Joslin P
Y-B14 Elizabeth’s Project
Elizabeth H
G-L11 Heat-O-Magic
It heats up your dog’s bed.
Maddie J
Y-C01 The Ultra Umbrella 3000
This umbrella has lights under the canopy helping you see
your way through the rain.
Cassie H
G-L12 Hair Trapper
When the water drains out of the tub or sink, there is always
hair that gets stuck. The screens on the Hair Trapper will
catch all of that. This way, your sink won’t get clogged.
Just fill up the special container, and wash your dog with
no mess. You’ll have racks to hold your dog’s beauty
supplies too.
Sara E
Y-C02 Backpack Organizer
This device will help you organize your backpack!
Mariah F
G-L13 Warm Plate
It will keep your food warm while you eat, so that your
food doesn’t get cold and you don’t have to keep going to
the microwave.
Erich W
Y-C04 Ideal Syringe Protector
If your cow needs a shot this handy device will protect the
needle of your syringe.
Paige S
G-L14 Severe Secure
It’s an open toe and heeled sock that goes over your shoe,
so when you are playing sports your shoe won’t fall off.
It also provides ankle support.
Natalia N
G-L15 De-Mouser
My invention is a mouse trap but it can capture more than
one mouse so you don’t have to switch it every time.
Noah P
G-L16 Dry Ball
If you’re a basketball fan, I know you wish you could shoot
baskets in the winter. Well, now you can with the Dry Ball
free-throw catcher.
Cody H
G-L17 Solar Powered Stop Sign
The Solar Powered Stop Sign will give out rechargable
light using a solar panel. This will make a stop sign easier
to see at night and make the road a safer place to drive.
Jacob B
Y-C03 Dog Food Dispenser
Feed your dog the same amount at every meal with this
handy tool!
Taryn P
Y-C05 Locker Organizer
This invention will help keep your locker organized and
clean!
Breanna B
Y-C06 Non-skid Doggie Booties
Help your dog stay safe on the ice and snow with these
“Non-skid Doggie Booties.”
Erin M
Y-C10 Electronic Game Carrier
Push a button and this robotic device will carry your
games around.
Jacob B
Y-C11 Star Gloss
Keep your lips smooth with this gloss!
Miranda S
Y-C12 Vestpack
Are you tired of your book bag giving you a backache?
My vestpack will keep the weight of your backpack evenly
distributed and can heat or cool you when worn.
T.J. R
Y-C13 Tornado Disrupter
This invention uses heat waves to mix the formula of warm
and cold air and shoots supersonic sound waves into a
funnel cloud to disrupt and stop a tornado.
Sean A
Y-C14 Pet Organizer
Too many pet toys, treats, and grooming materials? The
pet organizer will help you get and stay organized!
Alyssa K
Y-C15 Cat Luxury
This mini-home will quickly become your cat’s favorite
place to sleep!
Kendra W
Y-C16 Maid for You!
This invention will pick up your bedroom or clean your
dog’s kennel.
Darnell W
Y-C17 “Y” Strap Occupational Therapy Helper
This revolutionary device will become the rage amongst
occupational therapists. A “Y” Safety Strap will connect
from a wheelchair to the occupational therapist and allow
individuals in therapy to practice walking with the safety of
having their wheelchair directly behind them in the event
they would have to sit down quickly.
Josh B
Y-C18 Mitt Former
Don’t you wish that when you bought a new baseball mitt
that you didn’t have to break it in? Or, do you wish that
when you were done playing baseball that your mitt would
hold its shape? If so, the “Mitt Former” is the invention
of your dreams.
Allyson F
Y-C19 Lazy Bowl Organizer
This cool device will hold all of the reading materials,
crosswords, pencils and an extra roll of toilet paper for
your bathroom.
Nick B
Y-C20 One Sweet Box
Just push a button and a handful of candy will fall into your
hand! This handy device also counts how many calories
of candy you consume daily.
Andrew P
Y-G27 Alex P
Alex’s Project
Y-G28 Antoren’s Project
Antoren B
Ms. Lindlauf
Y-C07 The Super Scooper Shovel Kit
Frustrated with the snow your shovel misses? This
invention will keep large loads of snow on track without
leaving stripes on your driveway.
James S
G-K01
Kid B Found
This invention will help adults find kids when they’re not
in sight.
Melissa M
Y-C08 A Double Cat Brusher
Brush and entertain two cats at once with this ingenious
gizmo.
Kyla P
G-K02 Josephine’s Game
This is a new game for two people to play.
Josephine S
Y-C09 Quick and EZ Dog Buddy
This dog feeder makes feeding your dog 10 times easier!
Tristan F
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G-K03 Crazy Kitty Cat Toy
This invention will fly around to entertain your cat.
Ashley W
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G-K04 Cuddly Pup
This is a personalized dog bed with a toy and treat
holder.
Courtney V
G-K23 Robot Window Cleaning
This invention can go up and down and around and around
for cleaning windows.
Samantha B
G-K05 Handless Book Holder
This special invention holds your chapter and picture
books at your desk!
Mariam S
Longfellow Elementary School
Ms. Nelson
G-K06 Any Organizer
The “Any Organizer” is an organizer that you can take
anywhere you want. It’s very useful.
Gina O
G-K07 The 2-in-1 Germ Zapper
With this invention soap and water comes out at the same
time.
Corinna B
G-K08 The Clean Thing
This invention helps my desk stay clean.
Selda H
G-K09 Kitty Suites
With this house your kitty doesn’t have to walk over to its
litter box and food bowl or bed.
Brittany B
G-K10 The Portable Batrak
This invention will hold up bats.
Cory B
G-K11 My Beeping, Boppin Remote
This invention will help you find your remote when it is
lost.
Dominic G
G-K12 Bed TV
The “Bed TV” lets you watch movies and play games in
bed when you’re sick.
Tyler T
G-K13 RC Plow
This new kind of plow will make shoveling snow fun.
Nathan C
G-K14 TJ’s Wacky Hanger
This hanger will brighten your closet.
Tyler O
G-K15 Video Game Organizer
This will be a container holding all kinds of games for
all systems.
Ryan J
G-K16 The Cardinizer
This organizes any kind of cards.
Matthew M
G-K17 Tidy Paws
This invention will clean my dog’s paws when he comes
in from walks.
Alex J
G-K18 Cubby Organizer
The Cubby Organizer has three walls in it for papers,
homework, and a daytimer!
Jesse D
G-K19 Super Game Holder
This holds games and organizes them.
Jade H
G-K20 Trikes to Bikes
This invention helps kids learn to ride a bike with two
wheels without their parents.
Alyssa S
G-K21 The Lockinator and Desk Organizer
This invention organizes your locker and desk in a neat,
easy-to-find fashion.
Breanna T
G-K22 Sassy Socks
This invention helps you so you don’t lose your sock pairs
in the dryer.
Emily L
B-U26 Ultimate Stadium
Our invention project is a big stadium with magnets to
make battles easy and a holder that stores blades.
Nick G
Y-D01 The LID
The LID is a cup or glass that has a password to open the
lid to get the cup open. This will keep people from putting
drugs in the drink.
Jenna Z
Y-D02 Tianna’s Double Side Peanut Butter Jar
My invention is a peanut butter jar with a cap on both
sides. You use the peanut butter until it gets about half
way. Then you open the other side and do the same thing.
This way you don’t have to get your hands all covered in
peanut butter.
Tianna L
Y-D03 Ear Piece Translator
It’s a tiny ear piece that translates other people’s language
to your language.
Alyssa G
Y-D04 The Doggy Bath Brush
The Doggy Bath Brush is to give your dog a bath anywhere.
There is a faucet and a hose.
Rachel G
Y-D05 Automatic Doorbell
How my invention works is you put a doorbell under a
doormat then when someone steps on the doormat it will
ring inside.
Kassie S
Y-D06 Memory Cast
The memory cast is for arm casts, gloves and crutches.
They have memory foam inside of them.
Dianessa D
Y-D07 Finger Wipes
My invention’s purpose is to make washing your face twice
as easy! All you have to do is slip the glove on your hand
and wipe your face!
Jenni M
Y-D08 Pet Finder
It helps you find your lost pet.
Erin L
Y-D09 La Crocs
It’s a new style for the shoes “Crocs.”
Katie A
Y-D10 (PEP) Polymer Eraser Pencil
It’s a combination of a hi-polymer eraser and a pencil.
Grant F
Y-D11 I Shy-Lube
Helps clean your dogs without getting wet.
Chris B
Y-D12 Tracker Cracker
The Tracker Cracker is a little chip. All you do is attach a
chip on things you lose a lot and once you lose it you have
a remote that tracks the chip and you find your lost item.
Jake S
Y-D13 Pen-Cil
A pen and pencil combined with magnets.
Anthony C
Y-D14 Cass County Chopper
It chops pancakes and sandwiches for little kids.
A.J. H
Y-D15 Ilumimirror
A small battery powers a small bulb to shine light onto
the mirror which lights up an area or structure that you
want to see clearer.
Tanner B
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Y-D16 Shupow
My invention is a shovel/plow. You push or pull a lever
to make the blade go up and down and be a shovel or a
plow.
Johann L
Y-D17 Talking Tape
It is a recorder attached to a tape measure. It records
your measurements.
John D
Y-D18 Hot Proof Hoodie
The Hot Proof Hoodie prevents a face full of heat. The Hot
Proof Hoodie is made of a heat proof material to prevent
your face from becoming hot while sitting at a fire while
roasting food.
Patrik T
Y-D19 Lazy Squeeze Toothbrush
Sick of the whole brushing process? Learn how I made
it a little easier. I made you stop having to put on the cap
on the toothpaste.
Mike A
Y-D20 Egg Safe
My invention is when you drop your eggs and they all
break, Egg Safe keeps the eggs from breaking.
Charlie C
Y-D21 Skatey’s
It lets you go skating when ever you want. All you have to
do is pull out the rubber part and slide the skate blade in
until you hear a click. When you’re done you push a button,
take off the blade, put the rubber part in and go.
Carter K
Y-D22 Beep Traker
Beep Traker will find your things that you lose.
Andrew D
Y-D23/24 X-Treme Wheels
My invention is for heavier dogs that you can’t carry so
you just put them in and pull them away!
Seth B
Longfellow Elementary School
Ms. Selberg
B-S21 Magic Remote
You go to a channel and that shows all the shows that play
on that. You click on a show then it shows all the episodes
and their times and the parents can set the timer from like
1:00 to 2:00 and at 2:00 the TV will turn off and it wouldn’t
turn on until the time it’s set for.
Hannah S
B-S22 Glow Puck
Glow Puck is meant to play hockey in the dark.
Kari V
B-T19 Super Powered Can Crusher
The S.P.C.C. is a can crusher that crushes cans smaller
and is electric.
Michael R
B-T20 The Lens Locator
For my invention you would replace the screw in your
eyeglasses with one that has a locator in it. When you
misplace your glasses you would press a button and an
alarm would be activated making it easier to find your
glasses.
Melanie W
B-T21/22 Your Personal Zamboni
It is a push Zamboni. It cleans skating rinks.
Cole B and James S
B-T23 Magnet Marker
The Magnet Marker is a marker with Velcro wrapped
around it with a magnet on the back. The Velcro is made
to fit any size markers, and the magnet is to stick it to a
fridge or anything magnetic. The magnet marker is to
be used if you don’t have any room for markers in your
marker drawer.
Emma B
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B-T24 Lid Organizer
The Lid Organizer helps you by not digging around, so
you just have to pull out the Lid Organizer and pull the
tupperware lid out.
Julia D
B-T25 The Night-Time Bicycle Helmet.
My invention has headlights, taillights, and two blinkers.
You keep the headlight and tail light on all the time. If you
want to turn left, you hit the button twice and it blinks.
Anna M
B-T26 Tune Blast
The Tune Blast is a sprinkler that music plays in it.
Hannah M
B-T27 Kolor Keeper
This invention helps people because the crayons don’t fall
out of the box and/or make a mess.
Anna S
B-T28 Handy Pencil
The Handy Pencil is a pencil that has a magnet on it,
and it sticks to a magnet on a belt so you never lose your
pencil again.
Grace W
B-U12 Safety Slider
It’s a piece of hard plastic that you put at the end of your
deck to prevent a dog leash from getting caught.
Jack P
B-U19 Plug and Go
My invention is you can now save your juice box. There is
a spot for your straw and a plug for the juice hole.
Emilee A
B-U20 C/P Cuts Potatoes
Cuts potatoes in half.
Connor S
B-U21 Can Chute
To make can crushing easier, you crush the can, use the
stick to kick it into the chute, and it goes down into your
bag or container for the cans.
Andrew H
B-U03 Silverware Machine
An invention for organizing silverware.
Tom N and Viet N
B-U04 Confusion Ball
A football that opens and closes during the game.
Jordon R and Matt M
G-L25 Packing Pouches
Small item organizer.
Daisy N
B-U05 Agility Ladder
This exercise equipment will help me run faster and qualify
for the North American Final of the Hershey Track &
Field games.
Jeff S
G-L26 Magnetic Toothbrush
Space saver that keeps toothbrush hygienically
separated.
Manu T
B-U06 Math Commotion
Mathematical game about fractions, decimals, percents,
and freebies!
Faith H
B-U07 Locker Organizer
This invention hangs in your school locker and organizes
your things.
Brittany H and Sejnur B
B-U08 Game Pod
This invention is a lightweight portable game system that
can be used anywhere.
Jay O and Tristin S
B-U09 Scrap Girls
This kid business is for people who don’t have time to
scrapbook their pictures.
Katelynn M and Mackenzie H
B-U10 Bow-Wow Doggy Apartment
This is an improved doghouse, including two floors, carpet,
and windows.
Jena L and Ashleigh A
B-U11 Skateboard Training Wheels
This invention is training wheels for beginners learning
to skateboard.
Ahmed A
Madison Elementary School
Mr. Vannote
B-U22 Hang It
It’s a hat/belt hook that you hang in your closet and so no
hats fall on the floor.
Hunter H
G-O01/02 HeadStart Volunteer Project
This volunteer project helped students learn about the
responsibility and fun of teaching preschool students.
Jacob S, Ethan M, Kenny B, Alycia W, Brittany K
and Mandy D
B-U23 Alligator Lights
Don’t use three hands anymore. Alligator Lights hold
something and are flashlights.
Emma R
G-O03 Mice on a Stick
A new invention for cat toys.
Cassy R
B-U24 Gummi-Hands
So you can chew gum when it’s body part shaped.
William L and Emily P
G-O04 Magic Umbrella
This invention keeps you and your backpack dry.
Tyler S
B-U25 Gummy Fingers
Gummy Fingers is a treat you put on your fingers then
you lick it.
Levi J
G-O05 Fabulous Ribbons
This kid biz involved making cheer hair ribbons and selling
them at North and South High in Fargo. The proceeds
benefit a man whose house burned.
Jena G, Ashley A and Alaina H
B-U26 The Utimate Stadium
This invention is designed to make battling harder with
magnets. We shall prove it.
Mitchell G
B-U27/28 Ice Chisel
It’s a heated ice chisel so you can chop through the ice
faster.
Daylen D
Madison Elementary School
Mr. Gast
B-U01 Snacks for Sale
Kid Business: We made and sold snacks after school to
raise money for a man’s house that burned.
Makani H and Dan G
B-U02 Do-It-For-U-Sharpener
An arm that holds a pencil into a sharpener.
Kallie G and Nick L
McKinley Elementary School
Mrs. Hardie
G-O06 The Holder
This invention organizes watches, clothes, and other things
with three holders.
Cody B
G-L27 E-Z Drinker
Water bottle snaps on bicycle for easy drinking.
Ryan L
G-L28 Arm Bib
Allows user to wipe their mouth on their arm.
Kara R
G-M01 Scrubber Dubber
Makes cleaning floors more fun!
Sean C
G-M02 Rings of Fun
It strengthens your muscles and helps core balance.
Anjelo S
G-M03 PS2 Holder
Holds PS2.
Gage A
G-M04 Gamebox with Special Features
Albert G
G-M05 E-Z Flying
Kite that uses less wrist action.
Brandon W
G-M06 Envelope Closer
Closes envelopes without having to lick them.
Connor A
G-M07 HTR-Home Tooth Remover
Pulls out teeth.
Brady H
G-M07 Light Magnifier
Helps older people see better.
Kaylee H
G-M08 Small Pet Portal
Keeps small animals comfortable during travel.
Paige H
G-M10 T.V. Beeper
Helps find the remote.
Jordan S
G-M11 Phone Holder
Keeps phone high and away from preschoolers.
Ashley M
G-M12 Wooden Candle
Decorative candle.
Trevor H
G-M13 Food-Go-Round
Holds different dishes of food and turns on table to
eliminate having to pass food.
Lauren B
G-O07 Crazy Marble Contraption
This crazy contraption has fun with marbles rolling
through tubes.
Stephanie L and Stephanie S
G-M14 Play Tray
A tray that stores things that kids play with.
McKaylee E
G-O08 Volcano Island
This science project demonstrates a volcano eruption.
Kujtim B and Francis O
G-M15 Dog Water Cleaner
Cleans dog trays.
Dylan P
G-O09 Water Balloon Launcher 2000
This handheld invention launches water balloons.
Jeremy M and Matthew M
G-M16 Safe Puppy Paws
Stops puppy from itching a rash, etc.
Kevin M
G-O10 Laptop Suitcase
This invention will help users to not break their laptop
computer.
Ajnur B, Keaton S and Adam J
G-M17 CPH-Cell Phone Holder
Nathaniel A
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G-M18 Drip Clip
Keeps mixing spoon from sliding in to the bowl.
Jacob H
G-N08 Water Out
Takes water out of the hose in the fall.
Josh B
G-M19 Multiple Hat
Hat that is good for cold and warmer weather.
Samuel L
G-N09 Cooler Chair
Cooler attaches to the chair for convenience.
Jessica H
G-M20 Cheese Mix
Food to help add more calcium into your diet.
Nathaniel P
G-N10 Pop Screener
Keeps bugs from getting into your pop when camping.
Kimberly M
G-M21 Dent Prevention
Covers car to prevent hail dents.
Bailee M
G-N11 Live Animal Trap
Keeps animals from getting into the garbage can.
Avery T
G-M22 Hide-A-Scoop
Keeps litter box scooper out of view.
Alex S
G-N12 Hand Heat
Helps keep hands warm in cold weather.
Adam J
G-M23 Jiffy Stick
Utensil to grab Jiffy Pop out of the fire safely.
Carson G
G-N13 Plate Sorter
Cupboard plate organizer.
Michael T
G-M24 PLH-Pen Lead Holder
Holds pen leads.
Nick W
G-M25 Extreme Eraser
Electrical erasing machine.
Sydney S
G-M26 Twins Pencil Holder
Sports themed pencil holder.
Alison P
G-M27 Hairy Bath Remover
Removes hair from bath.
Maddie D
G-M28 Comfy-Pedals
Stops feet from slipping off bike pedals.
Radhika K
G-N01 Long Tongs
Easily helps grilling meat.
Richard L
G-N02 Cork-O-Clock
Cork attached to a clock to be able to put reminder notes
on.
Samantha S
G-N03 BFA-Bike 1st Aid
Portable bike fix-it kit.
Leighton B
G-N04 Homework Reminder
Helps remind people to finish homework.
Brandon M
G-N05 Shoe Dryer
Dries shoes.
Jacob I
G-N06 Handy Dandy Organizer
Organizes items.
Cole R
G-N07 Storer
Holds school supplies.
Matthew P
B-X06 Desk Drawers
These drawers can be used in your school desk and/or
locker to organize your school supplies.
Kyle N
B-X07 Vac-Zoom
Vac-Zoom is a remote controlled vacuum. It makes
vacuuming fun and easy. It does wheelies too.
Marissa S and Austin F
B-X08 Sports Kit
Do you play a sport? If you do, this product is for you.
It includes all the equipment in one neat box for your
sporting event.
Karin O and Micaela P
B-X09 Easy Desk
This is a white board desk that can fold out when you need
to write. This saves on paper and can be easily erased.
Anna R and Maddie D
Nativity Elementary School
Mrs. Wavra
McKinley Elementary School
Mrs. McBride
G-I27/28 Suitcase Tamper Indicator
The invention will enable one to detect if your suitcase has
been opened by someone else in your absence, all other
things being the same.
Padmanabha K
Mr. Markwardt
G-K25 The All You Need Picnic Blanket
The All You Need Picnic Blanket is made from dark blue
fleece with 3 big pockets to hold all your items. It can be
rolled up to save space. When you take everything out,
you can use the blanket.
Hannah K
G-K26 Sports Bag Organizer
It will keep your sports bag together and your water bottle
won’t leak and you’ll remember everything.
Kaitlyn O
G-K27/28 500 - A New Game
This invention is a new game to play that is fun and
challenging. The items for this board game can be found
at home. It is simple to play: roll a marble to the highest
number until someone reaches 500 points.
Bailey K and Rachel S
Mrs. Riveland
B-X01 MAG-Notes
MAG-notes are environmentally friendly, re-useable,
magnetic notes that can be used in your desk, car, house,
or office.
Hannah W and Molly S
B-X02 Luscious Licks
Are you tired of licking those terrible tasting envelopes?
Luscious Licks will make sealing envelopes a tasty
experience!
Stephanie D and Katelyn O
B-X03 Girlz Party Box
When you are bored at a sleep-over you will want the Girlz
Party Box. It will provide you with hours of fun!
Maggie R and Marisa B
B-X04 Splush
Are you thirsty? Splush is a fruit drink that is refreshing
and delicious.
Darian S and Lucas R
B-X05 The Triple Tasker
The Triple Tasker stores and organizes your dog
supplies.
Grace K
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B-U13 K & L’s Smoothy Time
It’s a smoothy that has no color but still has a wonderful
taste, which proves you don’t need food dye to make a great
smoothy. It is very healthy.
Kirra G and Lexi W
B-U14 TamaProof
Tama Proof is a clear waterproof Tamagotchi case for
taking your Tamagotchi out in the snow, sleet, rain,
and/or mud.
Rachel N and Lauren V
B-U15 Portable Jewelry Holder
It’s a jewelry holder that is smaller than a jewelry box so
it’s easy to bring places. It’s also easier to store and doesn’t
take up so much space.
Hannah H and Miranda T
B-U16 Retractable Dike
Every year, the river floods. This stops flooding by rising
when the river gets too far out of its banks.
Rachel W
B-U17 M.U.P.T.
The M.U.P.T. is a multiple usage pet tool that consists of
three tools, a toothbrush, comb, and a nail file especially
made for dogs.
Will M
B-U18 Easy Change
My invention helps you change light bulbs that are hard to
reach and helps so you don’t have to climb a ladder.
Jacob W
Ms. Kaiser
G-J17 Easy Feeder
The Easy Feeder is made so you don’t have to pour the huge
bag of food into your pet’s food bowl. When you pour the
huge bag of food it makes a mess. There is a container full
of food. The food runs down a pipe into a bowl.
Macey M and Cassi D
G-J18 Burn No More
Burn No More is an oven mitt but it is like a glove. It is
more kid friendly and has an easier grip than a normal
oven mitt. So, instead of it being round by the fingers it has
finger spaces like a glove. We hope you like our project!
Alexa B and Hailey L
G-J19 Tooth Bubbles
My invention is called Tooth Bubbles. You get a packet
with little pockets you just simply rip off the tab, scoop the
toothpaste out, and voila, no more mess! Tooth Bubbles
also gives the right amount of toothpaste.
Talia D
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G-J20 The Pizza Slice ‘n’ Pick
The Pizza Slice ‘n’ Pick is good for a 2 in 1 utensil in the
kitchen. It can slice and pick up pizza. It is a pizza slicer
and spatula that has holes drilled in it with screws in the
holes so it can be held together, so it makes slicing and
picking up pizza easier.
Max R
G-J21 PB & J Rollups
PB & J Rollups are healthy, great tasting, and can’t get
smashed in a lunch box.
Nick K
G-J22 The Hidden Dish Cloth Sink
It is good for hiding dish cloths so nobody sees them. It
keeps your cloths handy.
Tre F
G-J23 Pencil Dispenser
I was able to develop a product that will organize pencils,
markers, colored pencils, mechanical pencils and more.
Also it has a sharpener below the drawer. The pencils go
inside the top drawer and can hold up to 30 pencils.
Tanner B
G-J24 Spin and Spin
You can practice your skiing without going outside. It’s the
2007 Spin and Spin. This is a demo of the real Spin and
Spin. The first invention from Peter S is here.
Peter S
G-J25 Stoppo’ From Slippofo’
It helps babies and toddlers keep on their diapers. Mothers
and fathers won’t have to clean up as much as they used to
from babies and toddlers taking off their diapers.
Maggie N and Khristian C
G-J26 Nature Crayons
Nature Crayons help toddlers hold crayons without
breaking or dropping them. They also are food because
they are made out of trees and it is only $5.00 to make
as many as you want but you have to have a lot of old
crayon stubs.
Danielle H and Grace D
G-J27/28 Furry Friends
Furry Friends are pencil toppers made from pipe cleaners.
So, if someone steals your pencil everyone knows which
pencil is yours. They also add a fun touch to one of the
most boring school supplies! They come in a dog, cat,
zebra, frog, turtle, bird, and a butterfly.
Maria S
North Sargent Public School
Mrs. Bopp
Y-C21 iPod Soc
An easy to make case for your iPod.
Kami W
Y-C22 Wunder Unders
Keep warm on cold days.
Lexie J and Harley M
Y-C28 Lil’ Bobcats Camp
A basketball camp for kids by kids.
Kendra E, Andrea J and Jessica L
Robert Asp Elementary School
Mr. Durand
B-X11 Ball Dispenser
It organizes and stores balls and pucks.
Tanner O
B-X12 Will’s Project
It is a fan that is mounted inside a sports locker to help
dry wet equipment.
Will B
G-O17 Serving Platter on Wheels
With the serving platter on wheels, your main course and
other food may easily be rolled from one side of the table
to the other!
Jennifer S
Mr. Brandt
G-O19 Squirrel Tricker
Tricks squirrels from getting into bird feeders.
Austen N
G-O20 Wastea Wasp Remover
Helps clean up dead wasps in a clean and efficient way.
Katie F
B-X13 The Spraying Hair Brush
It is a brush that holds water or hair spray and sprays
out of the handle.
Emily M
G-O21 Spot Dryer
Use to dry your hockey equipment.
Chris P
B-X14 Shoe Lace Cover
It is a strap on a shoe that is used to hold down shoe laces
so they don’t come untied.
Tara P
G-O22 Mega Shovel
It helps shovel your driveway.
Nick K and Chris B
B-X15 How to Make Cookie Pie
We will provide a recipe and instructions on how to make
a delicious cookie pie dessert.
Alex U and Hannah W
B-X16 Flashlight Glasses
It is a pair of glasses that have a flashlight attached in
order to free up your hands.
Jessica G
Ms. Krugler
Y-D25 Super Snack Sorter
A clear organizer that organizes snacks.
Breann A and Britta H
Y-D26 Locker Organizer
It helps keep your locker neat.
Andrea W and Elizabeth K
Y-D27/28 Animal Finder
It is like a GPS, but the cat or dog wears a piece on its
collar on the outside. The owner has a separate piece for
his/herself that is a handheld device. The owner can put
maps into it so it can track the pet. The pet shows up as
a dot on the screen. It helps not losing your pet.
Mary N
Ms. Lee-Falk
G-O11 Baseball Organizer
Instead of putting your baseball gear in different places,
you can put it all in one spot with the Baseball Organizer.
Then you’ll never have to run around trying to find all
your equipment!
Hunter E
G-O12 Gamer
The Gamer has a doodle board on the front and
tic-tac-toe board on the back. It also has plexi-glass on
the front. The Gamer can hold books, Game Boys, and
much more!
Logan H
G-O23 How to Make a Volcano
Steps in making a volcano.
Fransica G
G-O24 Dog Test/Cat Test
Dogs and cats can open a door that feeds them food.
Trevor C
G-O25 Cleaner-Picker Upper
Can clean outside and inside with a duster and shovel.
Caden C
G-O26 Four Paws Willy Washer
The Four Paws Willy Washer is an invention that cleans
your dog’s paws after he/she comes inside the house.
Grant B
G-O27 The Saddler
A dog leash that won’t get tangled in the dog’s legs.
Sara B and Lexi N
Mr. Larson
B-V25 The Cleaning Robot
Cleans anything with special materials fast and cooks.
Kaylee C and Camille F
B-V26 Birdy Motel
A motel for birds with a lounge and restaurant.
Adrianna W and Mariah Y
B-V27 Take a Hair
Takes hair out of your brush.
Alyssa C
B-V28 Pet Feeder 3000
When away from home the Pet Feeder 3000 feeds your
cat.
Bridgette O
B-W19 Maddy’s Magnificent Fridge Scanner
It helps to recognize rotten or expired food.
Maddy K
B-W20 Smell-Away
It makes the smell from the litter box go away.
Jarod T
Y-C23 Easy Pants
A little help to put on pants for those with back trouble.
Benjamin H and Clayton T
G-O13 Sporkfe
I recommend this item for a picnic. You never have to
bring a spoon, fork, and knife again!
Adam K
B-W21 Cat’s Toilet Brush
Brush your cat whenever your cat goes to the bathroom.
Nathaniel S
Y-C24 Fishing Buddy
An organizer pail for fishing gear.
Dillon M
G-O14 How to Make a Paper Tree
Learn how to make a paper tree out of a Reader’s
Digest!
Mitch Y
B-W22 Hanger Cubby
The Hanger Cubby is designed to make it easier to find
your things in the morning.
Zac C
G-O15 Clear-View Umbrella
Are you planning a trip to Sea World and don’t want to
get soaked at the Shamu Show? Then the Clear-View
Umbrella is for you! It also helps you see when you have
to walk in the rain.
Courtney D
B-W23 Bed Shower
If you don’t get up when the alarm rings, you get your
shower in bed.
Enes M and Danny A
Y-C25 Laundry Tamer
A laundry liner to help sort your clothes.
Karissa K and Bethany K
Y-C26 School in a Bag
All the school supplies you need in one bag.
Karah S, Lakyn S and Sasha H
Y-C27 The Dog Vest 5000
A comfy vest for your pet.
Courtney A
G-O16 The Floating Tackle Box
This tackle box has foam on the sides so it will float if it
falls in the lake, ocean, or pond!
Makayla S and Rachel Y
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B-W24 Peanut Butter Stick
Rather than spreading toast and making a mess, just rub
it on with the Peanut Butter Stick.
Alex S
B-W25 Magic Organizer
Holds all your supplies and makes it easier for you.
CheyAnne W and Jessica L
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B-W26 The Stuff Finder
Use your computer to locate lost items.
Destiny B
B-W27 String Crib
Make it easier to get to your baby.
Tea N
B-W28 Automatic Voice Activated DQ
If you are hungry and your parents say not now, just call
the DQ machine.
Brianna M
Roosevelt Elementary School
Mr. Deyle
B-T01 Srubbing Machine
You don’t need to get your hands dirty when you are
taking a shower.
Matt W
B-T02 Uncrustable T.S.
It’s a turkey sandwich without the crust.
Rebecca O and Britany W
B-T03 Calvin’s Project
A rugby ball with a laces.
Calvin N
B-T04 Anthony’s Fair Share
I’m going to take care of people and animals.
Anthony V
B-T05 Dandy Dog Dinner Dish
Your dog’s name will be put on a dog dish so it has its own
personalized food dish.
Cody W
B-T18 Vibe Pack
Vibrating backpack.
Nicolas N and Kori D
Roosevelt Elementary School
Mr. Wieser
G-N15 Locker Organizer
Do you want to have a clean and organized locker?
Brook K
B-W03 Jake’s Cat/Dog Feeder
With this feeder you won’t have to get up to feed your pet.
You will even be able to go on vacation with no worries
of how your animals will be fed.
Jake E
G-N16 FunErase
Erases and has fun doing it.
Nick S
B-W04 Fun Fishy Feeder
This feeder makes it much easier to feed your fish.
Bethany L
G-N17 The Organizer
This item will keep you organized.
Kyllie T
B-W05 Pass the Snacks
This will allow you to pass things easily from the front seat
of your van to the very back without breaking anything.
Zach B
G-N18 Brand Gel
This item will help animals when they get branded.
Patrick M
B-W06 BLB
This light will help you see better at night.
Mike H
G-N19 China Candles
This will help not take up room.
Melissa P
B-W07 The Traveling Toothbrush
No more toothpaste mess with this easy clean up brush.
Amanda G
G-N20 Coffee Helper
This item will help select your drink by taste buds
search.
Bryson O
B-W08 Nick’s Easy Dog Feeder
This feeder will help feed your dog with ease.
Nick H
G-N21 Spoon Thermometer
This invention is to check the temperature of the food
while preparing it.
Ayushi S
B-T06 Colin’s Project
Outlet safety plugs will stay in place.
Colin G
G-N22 Light Up Book
This book with light up pages will help you read when
it’s dark.
Destiny D
B-T07 Tayler’s Pot
It is a pot that holds anything and can stick onto the
fridge.
Tayler J
G-N23 The Portable Fieldgoal Pole
This invention will help you practice kicking field goals.
Michael S
B-T08 Nikki’s Hats
If you have a plain hat, you just need to add buttons
and/or patches.
Nikki S
B-T09 Jonathan’s Car Washing
I will wash cars for $5 a car.
Johnathan D
B-W02 Laura’s Big Bike Basket
Put this basket on the back of your bike to help carry things
so you won’t fall off your bike and get hurt.
Laura L
G-N24 Street Skiing
This device will let people ski in the summer on the streets,
and on the sidewalks.
Samantha S and Jodi K
G-N25 Item Tracker
This tracker will help find lost items.
Oliver G and Justin H
St. Joseph Elementary School
Mrs. Otten
B-W09 The Garden Helper
This invention will help you water your garden.
Christian R
B-W10 The Declutter Dispenser
This dispenser helps save space on your sink.
Carissa B
B-W11 Noah’s Snow Shoveler Spectacular
This shovel will make it easier for kids and adults to shovel
the snow when they don’t have a snow plow.
Noah M
B-W12 The Escaper
This invention will help your cats get away from your
dogs.
Katie R
G-N26 TV Remote Finder
The TV Remote Finder will help people find their
remote.
Stormy L
B-W13 Zac’s Buggin’ Bug Catcher
A bug trap that catches bugs indoors. It’s harmless and
allows you to release them back to the outdoors.
Zac L
B-T11 Super Duper Mini Car Wash
It’s where you take a toy car and put it through my super
duper mini car wash.
Monica P
G-N27 Wheels On The Go
This invention will make it easier to go rollerblading
or rollerskating because you can clip them on then clip
them back off.
Katelyn D and Alicia S
B-W14 Cat Food Dispenser
This food dispenser will make feeding the cats a lot
easier.
Sean D
B-T12 Nick’s Project
You stick your cell phone on the platform so if you don’t get
landline service, you can get it through your cell phone.
Nicholas L
G-N28 Multiple Finder
Helps you find anything you need.
Shane S
B-W15 N.F.’s Day Starter
This organizer will make it easier for me to get ready in
the morning.
Nicholas F
B-T10 Abby’s Project
My project is a spatula and a smoother to spread the
frosting.
Abby A
B-T13 Mulch Running Car
Car that all you need are grass clippings, chopped up
wood, or twigs.
Clint W
B-T14 Jenny’s Dog Walk Plastic Bag
Clean up the dog’s poop.
Jenny Y
St. Joseph Elementary School
Mrs. Otten
B-W01 Jon’s Closet Organizer
This closet organizer will help keep your closet neat and
clean.
Jon R
B-T15 Clipys
Clip on springs and stilts to bounce and walk through
deep puddles.
Ingrid A
B-W16 Scooter Holder
With this holder my scooter will no longer be laying on the
ground for someone to run over. Now I can put it away
safely and easily.
Ethan M
B-W17 Coin Counter
This will help you count all your change, fast.
Lucas M
B-W18 Golf Ball Dispenser
Save time from searching for golf balls in your golf bag
by using this handy golf ball dipenser.
Joseph C
B-T16 Golf Ball Finder
I’m trying to make a light turn on so you can see where
you hit your ball.
Devon S
B-X17 J.J.’s Supply Tie
This tie will keep businessmen organized with supplies
attached to their tie.
Julia J
B-T17 Cenas Gloop Loop
It’s a glow in the dark strip that goes around your pop can
so you can find it in the dark.
Natalie H
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Bennett Elementary School, Fargo
Ellen Hopkins Elementary School, Moorhead
Longfellow Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Belgarde
Mrs. Bergeson
Ms. Deitz
Ms. Dent
Mrs. Hanson
Mrs. Wacha
Ms. Graning
Ms. Lee
Ms. Marchini
Mrs. Saarion
Ms. Nelson
Ms. Selberg
Ms. Delapointe
Fairmount Public School, Fairmount
Carl Ben Eielson Middle School, Fargo
Mrs. Cain
Mrs. Costello
Mr. Longthorne
Mrs. Smithberg
Mr. Dahlberg
Fort Ransom Public School, Fort Ransom
Ms. Mark
Ms. Kwapinski
Holy Spirit Elementary School, Fargo
Centennial Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Benedict
Mrs. Henegar
Mr. Steier
Ms. Vistad
Ms. Ziegler
Mr. Cox
Mr. Foerster
Homeschool, Fargo
Cheney Middle School, West Fargo
Mrs. Bestge
Mrs. Boehm
Mrs. Brekke
Mr. Broton
Mrs. Bryant
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Holaday
Mrs. Klabunde
Mrs. Klenow
Mr. Olson
Mrs. Peterson
Mrs. Schauer
Mr. Stevenson
Ms. Welle
Mrs. Young
Nativity Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Kaiser
Mr. Markwardt
Mrs. Riveland
Mrs. Wavra
Mrs. Drege
Jefferson Elementary School, Fargo
North Sargent Public School, Gwinner
Mrs. Bopp
Ms. Erickson
Mrs. Foss
Mrs. Lura
Oak Grove Lutheran Elementary School, Fargo
L.E. Berger Elementary School, West Fargo
Robert Asp Elementary School, Moorhead
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Urlacher
Mrs. Wohlfeil
Mr. Durand
Mr. Brandt
Ms. Krugler
Mr. Larson
Ms. Lee-Falk
Mr. Dronen
Mr. Foley
Ms. Rosenvold
Lincoln Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Lehmann
Milnor Public School, Milnor
Horace Mann Elementary School, Fargo
Lewis and Clark Elementary School, Fargo
Dakota Montessori School, Fargo
McKinley Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Emery
Mrs. Hardie
Mrs. Issendorf
Mrs. McBride
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Pribula
Kennedy Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Hallock
Mrs. Isaacson
Mrs. Loos
Ms. Sigurdson
Mr. Gast
Mr. Vannote
Mrs. Pronovost
Mr. Brewster
Ms. Dennis
Ms. Skjefte
Clara Barton Elementary School, Fargo
Madison Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Durbin
Mr. Johnson
Ms. Lindlauf
Mrs. Zimmerman
Mrs. Skajewski
Roosevelt Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Deyle
Mr. Wieser
Sargent Central Public School, Forman
Mr. Vander Vorst
St. Joseph Elementary School, Moorhead
Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Schools, Glyndon
Mrs. Otten
Ms. Sunde
Washington Elemenatry School, Fargo
Eastwood Elementary School, West Fargo
Mrs. Burggraf
Mrs. Schmiess
Mrs. Brothen
Ms. Brown
Mrs. Cramer
Ms. Frericks
Mrs. Haugo
Mrs. Kummer
Westside Elementary School, West Fargo
Mrs. Hamm
Mrs. Joyce
Ms. Lageson
Ms. Peterson
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In 1920, Josephine Dickson married a man who worked for a company that manufactured gauze
and adhesive tape called Johnson & Johnson. We will never know the reason, but it is a fact that
Josephine was accident prone. During the first week that she was married to Earle Dickson, she
cut herself twice with the kitchen knife. After that, it just went from bad to worse. It seemed that
Josephine was always cutting herself. One day, her husband had an idea. He sat down with some
tape and gauze and a pair of scissors. Then he cut the tape into strips. In the middle of each strip
he stuck a little square of gauze. From then on, whenever Josephine had an accident, ready-made
bandages were on hand for her to use quickly and without a lot of fuss. At Johnson & Johnson,
they heard about these new bandages that could be put on in thirty seconds.
Soon the company was making them to sell on a small scale. Four years later, in 1924, the
company installed machines for mass producing the new product, and the trade name
BAND-AID was adopted.
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5Fargo

Concordia College, Moorhead, MN
Minnesota State Community and
Technical College, Moorhead, MN
Cooperative Alliance of
Northern Plains Electric Cooperative & Dakota Valley Electric Cooperatives, Carrington, ND
ComMark, Inc., Portland, ND
Neustel Law Offices, LTD, Fargo, ND
Concordia College Staff
and Volunteers
Mayor Dennis Walaker
and Technical College
ND20061 Air Force Jr. ROTC
from Fargo Public Schools
and Director John Evans
Opening and Closing Ceremony Guests
Tom Szymanski
Jane Alexander
and Director Sue Jordahl
Marilyn Laliberte
Teachers, Chaperones, Advisors
and School Bus Drivers
Monique Landman
Moorhead Police Department
Parents, Family and Friends
of our Students
Class Presenters
School Board Members
of our Participating Schools
Fargo North Spartacas
and Coach Felicia Farrell
Wellness/Education Center Exhibitors
Dana Diesel Wallace
Region 5 Leadership Team Members

Marketplace for Kids Volunteers
Administration of our
Participating Schools
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Grandma said she’d make her handmade cherry pie if you can figure out this problem:
Given three bowls and 12 cherries, can you arrange the fruit so that there are an odd number of cherries in each bowl?
Oh, and each bowl must contain more than three cherries.

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Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Bismarck, ND
Farmers Union Insurance, Jamestown, ND
Griggs-Steele Empowerment Zone Inc., Finley, ND
ING Foundation
North American Coal Corporation, Bismarck, ND
ND Coordinating Council for Cooperatives, Jamestown, ND
ND Department of Public Instruction, Bismarck, ND
ND Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, Bismarck, ND

American Express Company
City of Jamestown/Jamestown Civic Center/
Jamestown Promotion & Tourism
City of Grand Forks
Co-Bank, Greenwood Village, CO
Concordia College, Moorhead, MN
Dickinson State University, Dickinson, ND
Garrison Diversion Conservancy District, Garrison, ND
Griggs County Central School, Cooperstown, ND
Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Bismarck, ND
Lake Region State College, Devils Lake, ND
Minnesota State Community & Technical College, Moorhead, MN
Minot State University, Bottineau, ND
Minot State University, Minot, ND
ND Farm Credit Council, Grand Forks, Fargo, Minot & Mandan, ND
University of ND Presidents Office, Grand Forks, ND
Williston State College, Williston, ND
Bottineau County Commission, Bottineau, ND
Capital Credit Union, Bismarck, ND
Cargill Malt, Cargill Cares Council, Spiritwood, ND
Casual Day for Charity, Williston, ND
Citigroup Global Markets, Inc., New York, NY
City of Bottineau Gateway Fund, Bottineau, ND
Devils Lake Region Partnership, Langdon, ND
ING Employee Giving Program, Minot, ND
Mid-America Credit Union Association, Bismarck, ND
ND Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, Mandan, ND
ND Department of Career and Technical Education, Bismarck, ND
ND Education Association, Bismarck, ND
North Star Caviar, Williston, ND
Northern Plains Resource Conservation & Development,
Devils Lake, ND
Otter Tail Power Company, Jamestown, ND & Fergus Falls, MN
Sheyenne James Resource, Conservation & Development Council,
Jamestown, ND
SRT Communications, Minot, ND
Tesoro Refinery & Marketing Co., Mandan, ND
University of Mary, Bismarck, ND
UND Energy & Environmental Research Center, Grand Forks, ND
UND Presidents’s Office, Grand Forks, ND
Upper Dakota Resource Conservation & Development Council,
Minot, ND
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
American State Bank and Trust Company, Williston, ND
BEK Communications Cooperative, Steele, ND
Burke-Divide Electric Cooperative, Columbus, ND
Citizens Community Credit Union, Devils Lake, ND
ComMark, Inc., Portland, ND
Commercial Bank of Mott, Mott, ND
Cooperative Alliance of Northern Plains Electric Cooperative
& Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative
Dakota Central Telecommunications Cooperative, Carrington, ND
Dakota Growers Pasta Company, Carrington, ND
Devils Lake Area Foundation, Devils Lake, ND
Dickey Rural Network, Ellendale, ND
Farm & Ranch Guide, Bismarck, ND
Flasher Community Credit Union, Flasher, ND
Forward Devils Lake Corporation, Devils Lake, ND
Gibson, Thomas, Bottineau, ND
Harley Attachments, LLC, Jamestown, ND
InterCommunity Telephone Company, Nome, ND
Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corporation,
Jamestown, ND
Jamestown Sun, Jamestown, ND
Jetstream Carwash, Jamestown, ND
Mor-Gran-Sou Electric Cooperative, Flasher, ND
Mountrail-Williams Electric Cooperative, Inc., Williston, ND
National Bank of Harvey, Harvey, ND
North Central Electric Cooperative, Inc., Bottineau, ND
Northwest Communications Cooperative, Ray, ND
ND Telephone Company, Devils Lake, ND
One Stop Rental, Dickinson, ND
Polar Communications, Park River, ND
Quality Bank, Fingal, ND
Ray Farmers Union Elevator Company, Ray, ND
Retzlaff, Howard and Linda, Bismarck, ND
Security First Bank of ND-New Salem, Center, Mandan, ND
Slope Electric Cooperative, Inc., New England, ND
Unison Bank, Jamestown, ND
Verendrye Electric Cooperative, Inc., Velva, ND
Western Cooperative Credit Union, Dickinson & Williston, ND
Williston Basin RC&D Council, Williston, ND
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
Did it take years of experimenting to get that soap to
float? Not exactly. Ivory Soap floated by accident.
For years, the Procter & Gamble company had been
developing a formula for a high quality soap at an
affordable price. In 1878, they finally perfected
the formula. They called it simply “White Soap,”
and began production. Several months later the
accident occurred.
In 1847, Joseph Fry discovered a way to mix some melted
cacao butter back into defatted, or “Dutched,” cocoa
powder (along with sugar) to create a paste that could be
pressed into a mold. The resulting bar was such a hit that
people soon began to think of eating chocolate as much
as drinking it. Many people credit this as the very first
chocolate bar for eating.
John Cadbury added a similar product in 1849,
and by today’s standards these original chocolate
bars would not be considered very good. The early
eating bars of chocolate were made of bittersweet
chocolate. Milk chocolate was introduced in 1875 when
Henry Nestle, a maker of evaporated milk and Daniel
Peter, a chocolate maker, got together and invented milk
chocolate. In 1879, Rodolphe Lindt thought to add cocoa
butter back to the chocolate. Adding the additional cocoa
butter helped the chocolate set up into a bar that “snaps”
when broken as well as melting on the tongue.
A large batch of White Soap was mixing when a
workman at the factory went to lunch and left the
machinery running. When he returned, he found that
air had been worked into the mixture. He decided not
to discard the batch of soap because of such a small
error, and he poured the soap into the frames. The soap
hardened and it was cut, packaged, and shipped.
At the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago, chocolate-making
machinery made in Germany was displayed. It caught the eye
of Milton S. Hershey, who had made his fortune in caramels,
and saw the potential for chocolate. He installed chocolate
machinery in his factory in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and
produced his first chocolate bars in 1900.
A few weeks later, letters began arriving at Procter &
Gamble asking for more of the soap that floated. The
workman’s error had turned into a selling point!
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“Marketplace for Kids is one of my
favorite events. It’s great to see the fun,
clever and often ingenious ideas that
our students can think up – some are so
good they are ready for the commercial
Marketplace!”
Kent Conrad
U.S. Senator
“Seeing and hearing the enthusiasm of the
young people as they explain their ideas
and demonstrate their projects renews my
own enthusiasm and confidence in North
Dakota’s future. Marketplace for Kids
isn’t just for kids; it’s a great experience
for everyone who gets involved.”
Roger Johnson
Agriculture Commissioner
“Marketplace for Kids is a premier
educational experience. The 3 E’s
– Energy, Enthusiasm, and Education
– come together as our young students
showcase their products and inventions,
traveling from class to class learning
critical thinking, problem solving and
innovation methods.”
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Y
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
5Fargo





Mary Haugo, CO-CHAIR,
Eastwood Elementary School, West Fargo, ND
Roger Johnson, President
Shirley Dykshoorn, Vice President
Sarah Vogel, Secretary
Elwood “Woody” Barth, Treasurer
Wayne G. Sanstead
Lynn Clancy
David Kahl Sr., CO-CHAIR,
McKinley Elementary School, Fargo, ND
Amy Holstad, Eide Bailly LLP, Fargo, ND
Cindy Hutchins, Nativity Elementary School, Fargo, ND
Carla Janisch, St. Joseph’s School, Moorhead, MN


Del Larson, Robert Asp Elementary School, Moorhead, MN
Sue Myxter, Fargo Public Schools, Fargo, ND
Michael Neustel, Neustel Law Offices, LTD, Fargo, ND
Lori Sunde, Dilworth School, Dilworth, MN
Sue Zurn, West Fargo High School, West Fargo, ND
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Mylo Candee
Joanne Beckman
Kathleen Schneider
Chris Kalash
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