2008 region 5 class schedule

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Welcome to Marketplace for Kids
You are in for a very exciting day!
Welcome to Marketplace for Kids 2008!
The world is up for grabs. In the business world today, you have the opportunity to become an entrepreneur
and create your own business. You can do your business anywhere in the world and still live right here in North
Dakota.
Your decision to be a part of Marketplace for Kids is a positive step in that direction. Marketplace for Kids can
help you discover new opportunities, it challenges you to be creative and it helps you learn about owning your
own business. And the best part is that it is fun!
Marketplace for Kids can guide you through the exciting adventure of becoming an entrepreneur. We want you
to find your passion in life, to believe in yourself and to think positively about your future.
Thank you for sharing your great enthusiasm and talent with us today. Have a great day!
Kent Conrad
United States
Senator
Roger Johnson
Agriculture
Commissioner
Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
State Superintendent
of Public Instruction
Region 5 Marketplace for Kids
Advisory Leadership Team
Mary Haugo, CO-CHAIR
Eastwood Elementary School, West Fargo, ND
David Kahl Sr., CO-CHAIR
McKinley Elementary School, Fargo, ND
Diane Anderson, Robert Asp Elementary School, Moorhead, MN
Sarah Graning, Ellen Hopkins Elementary School, Moorhead, MN
Amy Holstad, Eide Bailly LLP, Fargo, ND
Cindy Hutchins, Nativity Elementary School, Fargo, ND
Del Larson, Robert Asp Elementary School, Moorhead, MN
Michael Neustel, Neustel Law Offices, LTD, Fargo, ND
Anna Sheppard, Minnesota State Community
& Technical College, Moorhead, MN
Tracy Striker, Park Christian School, Moorhead, MN
Kyle Davison, South East Education Cooperative, Fargo, ND
Marketplace of Ideas/Marketplace for Kids, Inc.
Board of Directors
Roger Johnson, President
Shirley Dykshoorn, Vice President
Wayne Kutzer, Secretary
Elwood “Woody” Barth, Treasurer
Wayne G. Sanstead
Honorary Members
Lynn Clancy and Sarah Vogel
Marketplace for Kids Steering Committee
Joanne Beckman, Chair
Kathleen Schneider
Marty Boeckel
Chris Kalash
Executive Director, Marilyn K. Kipp
311 East Thayer Avenue, Suite C
Bismarck, ND 58501
701-663-0150 or Toll Free: 1-888-384-8410
Fax: 701-663-1032
marketplace@btinet.net
www.MarketplaceForKids.org
Marketplace for Kids is a 501(c)3, Nonprofit Organization and an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Supported and assisted by more than 1,000 private and public organizations throughout North Dakota.
Fargo Marketplace for Kids Education Day
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 ~ 8:50 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
8:50 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.
Pre-Opening Ceremony Entertainment ~ Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
West Fargo High School Jazz Band, Directed by Sue Jordahl
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 local tours each spring.
Opening Ceremony
Partner
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
OPENING CEREMONY ~ Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
Masters of Ceremony/Opening Remarks
Mary Haugo and David Kahl Sr., Region 5 Co-Chairs
Marketplace for Kids Advisory Leadership Team
Presentation of Colors
ND 20061 Air Force Junior ROTC - Fargo
Commanded by Chief Master SGT John Evans
National Anthem ~ Sara Laske
Student, Fargo North High School
and 2008 Marketplace Talent Search Contestant
National Anthem
SARA LASKE, a student at Fargo North High School, has
dreams of someday being a professional songwriter and
performer. She has been performing publicly since she was
11 years-old.
Featured Entertainment ~ Sara Laske
Student, Fargo North High School
and 2008 Marketplace Talent Search Contestant
Special Entertainment ~ West Fargo High School Jazz Band
Directed by Sue Jordahl
Announcements
Introduction of Special Guests and Welcoming Remarks
U.S. Senator Kent Conrad
Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
9:40 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. ATTEND CLASSES, VISIT PROJECTS AND EDUCATION/
INFORMATION EXHIBITS
11:00 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.
CAREERS ON WHEELS IS OPEN FOR ALL STUDENTS THAT
DID NOT GET THIS ACTIVITY ON THEIR SCHEDULE
PLEASE FOLLOW THE SCHEDULE THAT IS PRINTED ON YOUR NAME BADGE!
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?
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!
LUNCH!
Please have lunch at
your scheduled time and
cleanup after yourself!
Students may bring a sack
lunch, or purchase lunch
from Concordia College at
a cost of $3.95 per person.
Lunch from Concordia
College will be: Sloppy
Joe, ripple potato chips,
red grapes, double chip
cookie and milk. Advance
registration was required.
Sack lunches can be stored
and eaten in Campus Center/
Anderson Dining Service
(Building #12).
Fargo Marketplace for Kids Education Day
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 ~ 8:50 a.m.-2:00 p.m
PLEASE FOLLOW THE SCHEDULE THAT IS PRINTED ON YOUR NAME BADGE!
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
Closing Entertainment ~ Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
West Fargo High School Jazz Band, Directed by Sue Jordahl
Please note: If you need to leave to meet your bus before 2:00 p.m.,
please sit in the front of the Auditorium.
1:40 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
CLOSING CEREMONY ~ Concordia College Memorial Auditorium
Masters of Ceremony/Closing Remarks
Introduction of Special Guests and Closing Remarks
U.S. Senator Kent Conrad
Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead
Closing Entertainment ~ Positive Motion Dance Studio
POSITIVE MOTION is a dance exercise program that
inspires, motivates, and encourages people of all ages to make
fitness a part of their daily lives in a fun and creative way.
With this program, creator Patrick Kasper aims to educate and
inform people of all ages about the benefits of living in Positive
Motion, including improved health, self esteem, team building,
and leading happier and fuller lives. Rick has shared his
message throughout the world through fitness classes, seminars,
corporate appearances, as well as features on television, in
magazines, commercials, newspapers, and radio.
A Few Reminders...
Take good care of
your possessions!
Marketplace for Kids
and Concordia College
CANNOT be responsible
for lost or stolen items.
Quiet please! Do not
visit in the hallways while
classes are in session. Cell
phones must be turned off
when entering the classroom!
Need Help? Stop at the
Information Center, or look
for a guide in a yellow vest.
Wear your name badge over
your heart at all times!
Remember to thank your
presenters, teachers,
chaperones, bus drivers and
other volunteers that help
you throughout the day!
A Tribute to Marketplace for Kids
Announcements and Dismissal by School by Masters of Ceremony
Special Entertainment ~ West Fargo High School Jazz Band
Directed by Sue Jordahl
Thank you for participating in Marketplace for Kids!
See you next year ~ May 8, 2009!
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY: Contact your teacher or chaperone.
In the event you cannot find your teacher or chaperone, go to the VOLUNTEER CENTER.
(Someone will be in the Volunteer Center at all times.)
Careers on Wheels ~ Scavenger Hunt Answers:
1. General Motors, Ford Motor Company 2. $491,000 3. $1,600 4. 95 percent 5. Traditional, Stage, Exotic 6. Police Car 7. HMMWV Humvee, Avenger 8. John Deere 744J/624 Loader 9. 2007 Ford F650 Flatbed Tow Truck
10. John Deere Series 3020 Utility Tractor 11. 9630 Ag Tractor 12. People’s Car 13. 10,500 liters 14. Diesel Technician 15. 1914 16. Five
2008 REGION 5 CLASS SCHEDULE
Concordia College, Moorhead, MN ~ Wednesday, May 7, 2008
ALL STUDENTS: 8:50 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
1:40 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Pre-Opening Ceremony Entertainment (Memorial Auditorium) Opening Ceremony (Memorial Auditorium)
Closing Entertainment (Memorial Auditorium)
Closing Ceremony (Memorial Auditorium)
Class Grid Continued on Pages 8-9
(Schedule Subject to Change)
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
1:40 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
1:40 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Careers on Wheels is open from 11:00 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.
for all students that did not get this activity on their schedule!
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
1:40 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Careers on Wheels is open from 11:00 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.
for all students that did not get this activity on their schedule!
Class Descriptions, Presenters & Activities
Class A: Adventures in Engineering
Electronic engineers spend much of their time in
front of a computer. But engineering isn’t a solitary
environment. Teamwork is key! Attend this class and
learn more about the opportunities and careers available
in this career field. Learn to use your creativity and
problem solving skills to develop anything you put
your mind to.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Ivers Science Building, Classroom 380
Joel Jorgenson, CEO
Packet Digital
Radisson Tower, 15th Floor
201 5th Street North
Fargo, ND 58102
701-232-0661 Fax: 701-232-0491
joel.jorgenson@packetdigital.com
www.packetdigital.com
Class B: Careers for Horse Lovers
Are you interested in a career working with horses?
There are more careers than being a veterinarian
or riding instructor. How about judging at horse
shows, manufacturing tack, or owning/managing a
stable? Attend this class to learn more about career
opportunities and how to prepare for them.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Carrie Hammer
NDSU Equine Center
PO Box 5727
Fargo, ND 58105-5727
701-231-7641 Fax: 701-321-7590
carrie.hammer@ndsu.edu
Class C: Keeping the Skies Safe
Grandma’s House. Family Vacation. No matter
where you are going, air travel may be a part of your
trip. That’s why the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security’s (TSA) efforts are dedicated to getting you
there. At every commercial airport, TSA security
officers are motivated individuals who take pride
in making your travel secure. You will also have the
opportunity to see confiscated items from people
who have passed through security and hear why
they were confiscated.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Amanda Nelson, Supervisor
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Transportation SecurityAdministration (TSA)
2801 32nd Avenue NW
Fargo, ND 58102
701-239-5391 Fax: 701-239-5680
amanda.nelson@dhs.gov
Class D: Safety Trivia
Think being safe means boring? Think again! This
exciting, interactive session will show you that
being safe can be fun. Attend this session and take
the Safe Kids Challenge.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:40 a.m.,
12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Old Main Building, Room 301
Bobbi Paper, Coordinator
Safe Kids Fargo-Moorhead
801 North Broadway
Fargo, ND 58102
701-234-7233 Fax: 701-234-7416
bobbi.paper@meritcare.com
Class E: 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!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Kristi Engelstad
FM Ambulance
2215 18th Street South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-364-1759 Fax: 701-364-1760
kristi.englestad@fmambulance.com
Class F: 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 talent
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
children.
Class G: 101 Ways to Make Money
Making money is easier than you think. Learn
creative ways to earn money!
Times: 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 Building
Comstock Laboratory Theatre
Class H: 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!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Sarah Kauffman
Fargo Public Library
2801 32nd Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58107
701-476-4040 Fax: 701-746-4028
www.fargolibrary.org
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Andrew Young, Magician
PO Box 192
Napoleon, ND 58561
701-426-9782 Fax: 701-754-2203
androo2008@hotmail.com
Class I: We’re Crude, We’re Slippery
& 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!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Jones Science Center, Classroom 340
Merridith Fallgatter
Children’s Coordinator
Fargo Public Library
Fargo, ND 58107
701-476-4040 Fax: 701-746-4028
medison@cityoffargo.com
www.fargolibrary.org
Alan Haut
U.S. Small Business Administration
Federal Building, Room 218
627 2nd Avenue North
Fargo, ND 58105-3086
701-239-5131 Fax: 701-239-5645
alan.haut@sba.gov
www.sba.gov/nd
Times: 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 58506-5587
701-224-5513 Fax: 701-224-5552
kent_ellis@educ8.org
Class J: Explode Your Business from
Cha-ching to CHA-CHING!
We all know the benefits of being your own boss.
You set your own schedule. You have control over
your future. Your actions directly benefit yourself
and your family. Attend this class and learn more
about starting your own business and how to get
the money to do it.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Marietta Wahl
Northland Educators
Federal Credit Union
1404 12th Avenue North
PO Box 5565
Fargo, ND 58102
701-293-6132
marietta.wahl@att.net
Class K: Don’t Mess with Meth
Attend this class and learn more about
methamphetamines and how Meth can affect your
life.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Dawn Reule
Training and Research Associate
MSU Rural Crime and Justice Center
500 University Avenue West
Minot, ND 58707
701-858-3449 Fax: 701-858-3460
dawn.reule@minotstateu.edu
www.minotstateu.edu/rcjc
Class L: How Weather Works
Learn how our atmosphere creates all kinds of weather
with hands-on demonstrations and experiments.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Hutch Johnson, Chief Meteorologist
KVLY
1350 21st Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-5211
hutchj@valleynewslive.com
Class M: Funny Money?
Attend this class for a brief overview of how a bank
works. Learn interesting facts and features about
U.S. currency, including how to spot fake money.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m.,
12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Amanda Lawrence, Personal Banker
Bremer Bank
Fargo, ND 58102
701-476-3821 Fax: 701-239-5985
ajpillatzki@bremer.com
Class N: How to Protect Million Dollar Ideas!
Learn how you can protect your next million dollar
idea so you can financially benefit later.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Michael Neustel
Patent Attorney
Neustel Law Offices, LTD
2534 South University Drive, Suite 4
Fargo, ND 58103
701-281-8822 or 800-281-7009
Fax: 701-237-0544
michael@neustel.com
www.neustel.com
Class O: Fire on Ice! Meet the Fargo Force!
Learn about Fargo’s newest USHL Tier 1 hockey
team, the Fargo Force, and the day to day activities
of managing a hockey team and their arena!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Lance Johnson
General Manager
Urban Plains Center/Fargo Force
PO Box 10367
Fargo, ND 58102
701-364-FORCE
www.upcenterfargo.org
www.fargoforce.com
Sommer Lockhart
Director of Sales and Marketing
PO Box 10367
Fargo, ND 58102
701-364-FORCE
sommerl@upcenterfargo.org
www.fargoforce.com
Class P: Breaking Boundaries
Breaking through the boundaries of traditional
leadership is what this class is all about. Discover
the endless possibilities that await you, develop
friendships beyond your neighborhood, and see
how you can change your life in a fun and unusual
setting.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.m.,
12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Diana Freese
NDFU Field Staff
ND Farmers Union
1745 270th Street
Kent, MN 56553
218-643-6597
dfreese@ndfu.org
www.ndfu.org
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Class Q: Wonderful World of Insects
Insects are often described as the little creatures that
run the world. Over one million different species
have been identified. This class will introduce you
to how and where insects live, give you pointers for
making your own insect collection, and describe
some of the job opportunities that exist for people
who want to know more about these six-legged
creatures.
Times: 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
Classroom 124
Dr. Joe Rinehart
USDA-ARS Biosciences
Research Laboratory
1605 Albrecht Boulevard
Fargo, ND 58105-5674
701-239-1286 Fax: 701-239-1348
joetheflyguy@yahoo.com
Class R: Careers in Electricity
Attend this class and see where electricity can take
you! You’ll also learn how to play it safe around
electricity.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
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
Class S: Flying High!
This class will explore careers in aviation. See what
it takes to be a pilot and talk about what it’s like to
fly. You’ll also discover what other careers help keep
the pilots in the air.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Cpt. Ryan Ayers
ND Air National Guard
705 13th Avenue North #302
Fargo, ND 58102
701-451-2195
ryan.d.ayers@gmail.com
penny.ripperger@ndfargo.ang.af.mi
Class T: Making Money, Making Music
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!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Sara Laske
Fargo, ND 58102
701-373-5996
sarasing32@msn.com
Class U: It’s All Code
Use a computer to create a secret code. Learn to
decode a secret message from your friend. (At
the request of the presenter, class size is limited
to 25 students.)
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Tim Preuss, Instructor
Minnesota State Community
and Technical College
1900 28th Avenue South
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-6500 Fax: 218-299-6584
tim.preuss@minnesota.edu
www.minnesota.edu
Class V: Ag Venture--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!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Jill Vigesaa
Education Coordinator
Foster County Soil Conservation District
7115 61st Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58104
701-799-5488
jill.vigesaa@ideaone.net
Class W: 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 even get a chance to
check out the Waggy Tail Treats website and how
these treats are sold all over the United States!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Jamie Tate, Owner
Waggy Tail Treats
361 Elmwood Avenue South
Fargo, ND 58103
701-261-5826
service@waggytailtreats.com
www.waggytailtreats.com
Class X: High Tech Scavenger Hunt
It’s part hiking, part orienteering, part scavenger
hunt, and part hide-and-seek. It’s as low-tech
as the walking stick in your left hand and as
high-tech as the compact global positioning
system (GPS) receiver cradled in your right.
This class will be held rain or shine! (At the
request of the presenter, class size is limited to
20 students.)
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Classroom 122
Phillip Gedgaud
1212 Main Avenue
Moorhead, MN 58560
701-232-5635
phil@702com.net
Class Y: Nano… Nano…
Nanotechnology is the study of extremely small
things. Imagine 20 billion billion things fitting
into a jar with room to spare. This class will
demonstrate nanotechnology devices and talk
about opportunities in this field. You will even get
a chance to take part in hands-on experiments.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Dr. Achintya Bezbaruah
Assistant Professor
of Civil Environmental Engineering
NDSU
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-7461 Fax: 701-231-6185
a.bezbaruah@ndsu.edu
www.ndsu.edu
Class Z: Careers in Dance
This class will cover different dance careers.
You’ll learn everything from being a studio
owner to an MTV video dancer. You’ll also
learn the business side of dance while you “pop
and lock.”
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Matt Gasper, Owner/Dancer
Gasper’s School of Dance
Fargo, ND 58102
701-234-9440 Fax: 701-234-9441
info@GaspersSchoolofDance.com
www.GaspersSchoolofDance.com
Class AA: Positive Motion
Positive Motion is “movement with a message.”
Patrick puts the fun in fitness through awesome
hip hop and jazz moves while educating you about
health, fitness, and “groovin” to your positive
motion beat.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Francis Frazier Comstock Theatre Building
Francis Frazier Auditorium
Patrick Kasper, Instructor
Positive Motion
Fargo, ND 58502
701-212-5143
patrick.kasper@usa.net
www.positivemotion.net
Class BB: Volunteerism 101: Kids Who Care
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, volunteer
opportunities, and more!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Class CC: Fast and Furious
In this exciting class, the presenter will talk about
what it’s like to be a race car driver and what it
takes to overcome a serious injury.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Natalie Sather
4340 Timberline Drive South
Fargo, ND 58104
701-371-5773
gokarty94@aol.com
Class DD: Karate for Kids
There are many reasons to become involved in the
martial arts. Come to this class to learn more!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Olson Forum, Classroom 53
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Sara Lepp, Volunteer Center Director
First Link Volunteer Center
4357 13th Avenue South, Suite 107L
Fargo, ND 58103
701-293-6462 Fax: 701-235-2476
saral@myfirstlink.org
www.myfirstlink.org
Mike Beyer
ATA Black Belt Academy
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-6800
atafargo@cableone.net
Class EE: How Did They Do That?
Historical Use of Plants
and Animals
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.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Sheila Sears
USDA-ARS Biosciences Research Lab
ARS, USDA
1605 Albrecht Boulevard
Fargo, ND 58105
701-239-1274
sheila.sears@ars.usda.gov
Class FF: Digital Photography
Learn about digital cameras and all the cool things
you can do with digital photos after they have been
downloaded to a computer.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Brian Tulibaski, Manager
Lifetouch School Portraits
1114 Main Avenue
Fargo, ND 58103
888-543-3868 Fax: 701-232-2326
btulibaski@lifetouch.com
www.lifetouch.com
Class HH: Writing for Fun
In this class, you’ll learn what makes a good story
and how to put it on paper for your enjoyment and
for your family and friends.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Tom Pantera
FM Extra/Extra Media
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-284-1288
tpantera@yahoo.com
Class II: Do You Like Listening
to the Radio?
Come to this class and listen to these radio DJ’s talk
about what it’s like being on the radio and much
more!
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 11:40 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Class JJ: Engineers Design Stuff
Ever wonder what a typical day is like in the
construction engineering industry? Engineers
play a key role in the design, construction,
manufacture, and operation of most of today’s products, buildings, and materials. They are often thought
of as problem solvers who figure out, for example,
how to construct a bridge or improve technology.
Attend this class and learn more!
Class GG: Food of the Future
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m.., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Classroom 120
“Functional Foods” are foods that may provide a
health benefit beyond basic nutrition. Milk, fortified
with vitamin D, is one example. Learn how
functional foods can help you live healthier.
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Classroom 224
Dr. Clifford Hall
NDSU
Dept. of Cereal and Food Sciences
210 Harris Hall
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-6359
clifford.hall@ndsu.edu
Nancy Odney
Radio Fargo-Moorhead
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-5346
nancyodney@radiofargomoorhead.com
Mike Seminary
Director of Marketing
Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson
PO Box 1157
Bismarck, ND 58502-1157
701-355-8473 Fax: 701-355-8781
mike.seminary@kljeng.com
www.kljeng.com
Class KK: Folk Dance of India
Learn the history of Dandiya Ras (speak dance),
what celebrations it is performed in, and the
movements. You’ll listen to traditional Indian
music sung in the native language while you take
part in this interactive celebration of culture. (At
the request of the presenter, class size is limited
to 24 students.)
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:40 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Olson Forum, Classroom 52
Nandini Katti
Fargo, ND 58102
701-280-7032
nandini_katti@hotmail.com
www.mnstate.edu/kattina
Class Activity LL: Tennis Anyone?
Learn what it’s like to play tennis from a
professional! This class will include actual time
on the tennis court! This class activity will be held
rain or shine! (At thre request of the presenter,
class size is limited to 32 students.)
Times: 9:40 a.m., 10:20 a.m.,
11:00 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Tennis Court
Gather in Memorial Auditorium Building
Room 137
Ryan Myhre, Tennis Professional
Courts Plus Fitness Center
3491 South University Drive
Fargo, ND 58104
701-237-4805 Fax: 701-237-3764
rmyhre@courtsplus.org
Class Activity MM: Careers on Wheels
Careers on Wheels is a display of vehicles from
selected businesses depicting occupations in your
community. We see these vehicles, but rarely
have a chance to view them up close, or to visit
with the operators. Attend this activity and get
your chance! This class activity will be held rain
or shine!
Times: 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
Dr. Deland Myers
NDSU
Dept. of Cereal and Food Sciences
110 Harris Hall
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-7712
deland.myers@ndsu.edu
Careers on Wheels is open from
11:00 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. for all students that
did not get this activity on their schedule!
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Careers on Wheels Exhibitors
On display are vehicles from selected businesses depicting occupations within our
community. We see many of these vehicles, but rarely have a chance to view them up close or to
visit with the operators!
Today, you DO have the opportunity to observe and get a better understanding of the careers
involved in operating these vehicles. This is a walk-through field trip for you to enjoy. Please
respect the vehicles, visit with the operators, and enjoy your trip!
RDO Equipment
John Deere 9630 Ag Tractor
Planting a crop became faster and easier with
the introduction of the farm tractor. This piece
of equipment has a GPS on board and autotrack
guidance, which allows it to steer on its own. It is
accurate within one half inch!
John Deere Series 3020 Utility Tractor
This 4-wheel drive loader is used to move objects
and materials when working on landscaping projects.
Numerous attachments are available to help you
with mowing, snow blowing, tilling, digging,
landscaping, grading, and the list goes on! It can lift
up to 2,026 pounds and dig with a 36 inch bucket
up to 8.5 feet deep.
744J/624 Loader
The 744J/624 Loader is designed to maximize
productivity in moving dirt and debris from
construction and waste management sites. They
were designed to keep debris out of the machine,
while, at the same time, allow for easy clean-out.
It has an optional reversing fan that automatically
back-blows every 30 minutes to help keep the cores
from plugging and the screens free of debris.
FUN FACTS: Deere & Company, founded
in 1837 (collectively called John Deere), has
grown from a one-man blacksmith shop into a
corporation that today does business around the
world and employs approximately 52,000 people.
The company continues to be guided, as it has been
since its beginning, by the core values exhibited
by its founder: integrity, quality, commitment, and
innovation.
Suzanne Huber
Bill Silver, Construction Sales
Paul Kloster
RDO Equipment
2900 Main Avenue SE
Moorhead, MN 56560
701-526-2200 Fax: 701-526-2201
shuber@rdoequipment.com
www.rdoequipment.com
Titan Machinery
Case IH 8010 Combine
The Case IH 8010 Combine has a grain tank capacity
of 10,500 liters and 405 horsepower. It weighs
up to 36,000 pounds, and can be used to harvest
multiple crops.
FUN FACTS: In colonial times, most American’s
scratched out a living by tilling the soil. A few of
these early Americans had a single draft animal
to pull a crude plow, but most did their work with
hand tools. During the first half of the 19th century,
hundreds of inventors began building, tinkering, and
experimenting with machines in hopes of making
their work easier. By the mid-20th century, farmers
had abandoned the use of horses for farming, except
in a few localized areas, replacing them with tractors
and other equipment.
Josh Koehnen
Human Resource Specialist
Titan Machinery
4876 Rocking Horse Circle
Fargo, ND 58104
701-356-0130 Fax: 701-356-0142
josh.koehnen@titanmachinery.com
www.titanmachinery.com
Butler Machinery
Lube Truck
This vehicle hauls 830 gallons of oil. It is fully
equipped with tools to service any piece of agricultural
or construction equipment. A diesel technician would
be the primary career for someone wishing to drive
this truck.
FUN FACTS: Butler Machinery has been serving both
the agriculture and construction industries for over 50
years. Butler Machinery provides sales, rental, parts,
and service for many different industries and represents
many manufacturers including: Caterpillar, Challenger,
Lexion, Claas, Metso, Horsch Anderson, Ag Chem,
White Planter, Spra-Coupe, and Kinze products.
Julie Trudeau
Bruce Moffitt, Standard Jobs Coordinator
Dale Rage, Shop Foreman
Gregg Adams, Technician
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
All Occasions Limousine
The Career
Cluster icons are
being used with
permission of the:
States’ Career Clusters
Initiative, 2007
www.careerclusters.org
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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.
FUN FACTS: A Limousine is a longer luxury
car. The chassis may have been extended by the
manufacturer or by an independent coach builder.
Traditionally black or white in color, limousines are
most commonly driven by chauffeurs and, until the
mid-1990’s, were most often associated with the
wealthy. There are three types of limousines:
traditional, stage, and exotic.
Judy Hofland
All Occasions Limousine
212 Park Drive
Harwood, ND 58042
701-306-3672 Fax: 701-356-5466
Hanson Runsvold Funeral Home
Funeral Coach/Hearse
This is a specialized, professional ceremonial
vehicle with a very limited production. All coach/
hearse builders are certified by General Motors and
the Ford Motor Company. Specialized vehicles
have been produced for this purpose for a long
time. Hearses were originally horse-drawn, but
motorized examples began to be produced in 1909 in
the United States and became more widely accepted
in the 1920’s. It has many built in and somewhat
hidden compartments!
FUN FACTS: There are two common styles of
hearse bodywork. The older style is the limousine
style, which has narrow pillars and lots of glass.
The landau style has a heavily-padded leather or
vinyl roof and long blind rear quarters decorated
with large metal S-shaped bars designed to resemble
those used to lower the tops on some horse-drawn
coaches. In the United States, it is common practice
for the windows to be curtained, while in the United
Kingdom the windows are normally left unobscured.
Hearses resemble station wagons strictly because of
the shape of the rear ends.
Renae Olson
Hanson Runsvold Funeral Home
215 South 7th Street
Fargo, ND 58103
701-232-3222 Fax: 701-232-0326
funerals@hansonrunsvold.com
www.hansonrunsvold.com
The Career
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being used with
permission of the:
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Moorhead Fire Department
2006 Pierce Fire Engine
Used in responding to fires and medical disasters,
this fire truck costs $491,000. Special training is
required to be a firefighter. Occupations include:
firefighters, engine operators, maintenance personnel,
and safety instructors.
FUN FACTS: This fire truck can carry 850
gallons of water and pump 1,500 gallons of water
per minute.
Joel Hewitt
Moorhead Fire Department
Moorhead, MN 58560
218-299-5440 Fax: 218-299-5072
joel.hewitt@ci.moorhead.mn.us
ND Army National Guard
HMMWV Avenger
The HMMWV (military Humvee), equipped with
an Avenger, is a lightweight, highly mobile, and
transportable surface-to-air missile/gun weapon
system. The Avenger is designed to counter hostile
cruise missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles, and
low-flying, high-speed, fixed-wing aircraft and
helicopters attacking or transiting friendly
airspace.
FUN FACTS: In the 1970’s, the U.S. Army
concluded that the militarized civilian trucks in
use no longer satisfied their requirements. In 1977,
Lamborghini developed the Cheetah model to
attempt to meet Army contract specifications. In
1979, the Army drafted final specifications for
a High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle
or HMMWV. In July of that year, AM General (a
subsidiary of American Motors Corporation) began
preliminary design work, and less than a year later,
the first prototype, the M998, was in testing.
In June 1981, the Army awarded AM General a
contract for development of several more prototype
vehicles to be delivered to the U.S. government
for another series of tests. The company was later
awarded the initial production contract for 55,000
HMMWVs to be delivered in 1985. HMMWVs
first saw combat in Operation Just Cause, the
U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989. The HMMWV
has become the vehicular backbone of U.S. forces
around the world.
Sgt. Trent Enquist
ND Army National Guard
4950 13th Avenue South, Suite #12
Fargo, ND 58103
701-277-3690 Fax: 701-277-5560
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Moorhead Police Department
Police Car
Used to regularly patrol the streets of our city,
these specialized vehicles can be seen from far and
near when the lights and sirens are going. Each car
contains a radio, computer, video camera, and
additional weapons if needed. You should always
pull over to the side of the road when you see
flashing lights!
FUN FACTS: Education requirements range from
a high school diploma to a college degree or higher.
Job opportunities in most local police departments
are excellent for qualified individuals. Applicants
with college training in police science or military
police experience will have the best opportunities.
People depend on police officers and detectives to
protect their lives and property. Law enforcement
officers perform these duties in a variety of ways,
depending on the size and type of their organization.
In most jurisdictions, they are expected to exercise
authority when necessary, whether on or off duty.
Police and detectives pursue and apprehend
individuals who break the law and then issue
citations or give warnings. A large proportion of
their time is spent writing reports and maintaining
records of incidents they encounter. Most police
officers patrol their jurisdictions and investigate any
suspicious activity they notice. Detectives perform
investigative duties, such as gathering facts and
collecting evidence.
The daily activities of police and detectives differ
depending on their occupational specialty, such as
police officer, game warden, or detective. Regardless
of job duties or location, police officers and
detectives at all levels must write reports and
maintain meticulous records that will be needed if
they testify in court.
Officer Jeff Nelson
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-299-512
jeff.nelson@ci.moorhead.mn.us
www.moorheadpolice.com
S & S Transport, Inc.
Bobcat Company
Toolcat Utility Work Machine
The Toolcat TM is the world’s only Utility Work
Machine. It combines the best features of a loader,
pickup truck, and attachment carrier. Attachments, such
as buckets, whisker push broom, pallet fork, mower,
and snow blade, are available to help you accomplish
almost any job.
FUN FACTS: The Bobcat Company will be celebrating
50 years of service this year.
Tina Amerman
Human Resources Manager
Bobcat Company
250 E Beaton Drive
West Fargo, ND 58078
701-476-4254 Fax: 320-323-4348
tina_amerman@bobcat.com
www.bobcat.com
Ed’s Towing
2007 Ford F650 Flatbed Towtruck
This tow truck is equipped with a flatbed for hauling
vehicles. It can also be called a rollback or a slide,
because the entire back of the truck is fitted with a bed
that can be hydraulically inclined and moved to ground
level allowing the customer’s vehicle to be placed on it
under it’s own power or pulled by a winch.
FUN FACTS: There are five general types of
towing equipment: a boom, hook and chain, wheel-lift,
flatbed, and integrated which has a boom and
wheel-lift integrated into one unit.
Nick Grossman, Owner
Ed’s Towing
Moorhead, ND 56560
218-233-7740 Fax: 218-291-3340
edstowing@gomoorhead.com
2008 Kenworth T660 Semi Tractor
Although called a tractor, this vehicle doesn’t spend
any time in a farmer’s field. However, it can be used
by farmers to haul animals and hay from one location
to another. These vehicles can come equipped with
automatic transmissions, GPS tracking devices, and
auxiliary power units to operate refrigerators, TVs,
and microwaves. Some also have studio sleepers for
comfort when making the long haul across the United
States.
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2008 Titan
This 2008 Nissan Titan Pickup has state of the art
engine management. It is used for work, play, and
everyday driving.
John Grimestad, Service Manager
Gateway Nissan
2302 S University Drive
Fargo, ND 58103
701-232-8442 Fax: 701-232-8482
sgrimestad@gatewayfargo.com
www.gatewayhn.com
Volkswagen Beetle Bug Convertible
The Volkswagen Beetle was recently reintroduced by
the Volkswagen Company. It is a very safe car and
comes in many different colors.
FUN FACTS: The Volks-Wagen, which means
“people’s car” in German, got it’s start in 1931 by
Ferdinand Porsche and Zundapp. In 1933, Adolf
Hitler submitted sketches to Ferdinand Porsche of a
proposed “people’s car,” a basic vehicle that should
be capable of transporting two adults and three
FUN FACTS: S & S Transport, Inc. transports freight children at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour (62
from British Columbia to Quebec, Canada, and the miles per hour). Ferdinand formulated these sketches
lower 48 states. Eighty percent of their freight loads of the car similar to the final production version of
run to the east and southeast regions of the U.S. Their the Beetle several years before it was commissioned,
truckers are on the road on average of 5-7 days per and had built working prototypes by 1931. However,
trip.
production only became financially viable when it
was backed by the Third Reich. War broke out
Did you know that if you’re on Interstate 5, you have before the large-scale production could begin, and
five percent of the U.S. left to the west of you? If you manufacturing capacity was shifted to produce military
are Interstate 95, you have 95 percent left to the west vehicles.
of you?
After the end of World War II, the Wolfsburg factory
If you are on Interstate 20, you have 20 percent of the was re-opened by allied forces under British Army
U.S. left to the south of you? If you are on Interstate 90, Officer Major Ivan Hirst. Hirst was ordered to take
you have 90 percent left to the south of you?
control of the heavily bombed factory and remove
an unexploded bomb, which had fallen through the
All (or mostly all) interstates going east or west have roof and landed between some pieces of irreplaceable
EVEN numbers. All interstates going north or south production equipment. If the bomb had exploded,
have ODD numbers.
the fate of the Beetle would have been sealed. Hirst
persuaded the British military to order 20,000 of the
Did you know that ALL mile markers go down as you cars, and, by 1946, the factory was producing 1,000
head south and go up as you head north?
cars per month. The first 1,785 Beetles were made in a
factory near Wolfsburg in 1945.
All mile markers go down as you head west and up as
you head east?
Although the names “Beetle” and “Bug” were
quickly adopted by the public, it was not until August
If you are in Tennessee at the 300 mile marker on of 1967 that VW itself began using the name Beetle in
I-40 heading west, you have 300 miles to the Arkansas marketing materials in the United States. The peculiar
border.
styling, underpowered motor, rough ride, and high
noise levels compared to modern vehicles should
Mike Martin, Safety Director
have made it a market failure. However, it was, in
S & S Transport, Inc.
its day, more comfortable and powerful than most
PO Box 12579
European small cars, and, ultimately, the longest
Grand Forks, ND 58208
running and most produced automobile of a single design.
701-402-2009 Fax: 701-746-5665
mike.martin@sstransport.com
On July 30, 2003, the final original VW Beetle (No.
www.sstransport.com
21,529,464) was produced at Puebla, Mexico, some 65
years after its original launch, and an unprecedented
58-year production run since 1945, the year VW
The Career
recognizes as the first year of non-Nazi funded production.
Gateway Nissan
FUN FACTS: The first Datsun was built in 1914, and
the Nissan Motor Co., Ltd, was established in Japan in
1933. Datsun began importing vehicles to the United
States in 1958. In 1960, Nissan Motor Corporation
U.S.A. was established in Gardena, California. The first
Japanese-owned production facility in North America
was established in 1966. The year 1973 marks the
one-millionth Datsun vehicle sold in America.
Wallwork Truck Center/Valley Imports
David Bigelow, HR Manager
Wallwork Truck Center/Valley Imports
900 35th Street NW
Fargo, ND 58107
701-476-7115 Fax: 701-476-7110
dave.bigelow@valleyimports.com
www.valleyimports.com
www.wallworktrucks.com
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Kenworth Semi-Truck
These large trucks can be owned by businesses who
employ drivers or by individuals who use them to earn
their living. They are expensive to own and operate.
FUN FACTS: A semi-truck can also be referred
to as an 18-wheeler, big rig, semi-trailer truck, or
tractor-trailer. In North America, semi-trucks
usually have 3 axles, the front or “steer” axle having
two wheels, and each of the two rear “drive” axles
having a pair of “dualies” (double) wheels on each side.
The cargo trailer usually has two “tandem” axles at
the rear, each of which has dual wheels, or 8 wheels on
the trailer. Many trailers are equipped with moveable
tandems that can be set to balance the weight of the
trailer to stay within legal limits.
The fuel tank capacity of a semi-truck can be anywhere
from 50 to 200 gallons per tank depending on the
purpose of the truck, such as delivering in town or
across the country. Most semi’s have a tank on each
side, which doubles the capacity.
Careers on Wheels Scavenger Hunt
What You Need To Do: The following Scavenger Hunt questions are divided up into the areas that
you will be visiting at Careers on Wheels. 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.
Complete the Scavenger Hunt and share your answers with your class!
Questions:
1. Hearse/funeral coaches are certified by what two manufacturers?
9. This tow truck is also known as a rollback or slide.
2. How much did it cost to purchase the 2006 Pierce Fire Engine?
10. This unit can lift 2,026 pounds and dig 8.5 feet deep with available
attachments.
3. If a semi-truck can hold 200 gallons of fuel in each tank, and a tank of diesel fuel is $4 per gallon, how much would it cost to fill the tanks
on a semi-truck?
11. This vehicle can steer itself around the field.
12. Volkswagen means what in German?
4. If you are on Interstate 95, how much of the U.S. is to the west of you?
13. What is the grain tank capacity of the Case IH 8010 Combine?
5. Name three types of limousines.
14. What type of technician would be familiar with the Lube Truck?
6. Operators of this vehicle enforce traffic laws and respond to
emergencies.
15. What year was the first Datsun built?
7. The ______ is a vehicle used by the ND Army National Guard. Today
this vehicle is equipped with an ______.
16. How many attachments are available for the Toolcat Utility Work
Machine?
8. This loader has guarding to keep debris out and a reversing fan to
help keep cores from plugging.
(Answers to Careers on Wheels Scavenger Hunt
can be found on the bottom of page 5.)
Answers:
1. ____________________________________________________
9. ____________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
10. ____________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________
11.____________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________
12.____________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________________
13.____________________________________________________
5. ____________________________________________________
14.____________________________________________________
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15.____________________________________________________
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16.____________________________________________________
6. ____________________________________________________
7. ____________________________________________________
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8. ____________________________________________________
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Project Guide (As of April 26, 2008)
Thinking about taking your invention to the next step?
Be a part of the 2009
1st Place: $2,500 2nd Place: $1,000 3rd Place: $500
Special Award – Energy Conservation: $500
Special Award – Youth Innovator
Age 14-18
1st Place: $250
1st Place: $250
January 13-14, 2009
Marketplace has a stipend available to Marketplace for Kids
project students wishing to enter this contest.
Bennett Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Belgarde, 5th Grade
Y-D13* Jean Purses & Bracelets
Making purses and bracelets to sell.
Stela D and Juvanna A
Y-D14* Hobbit Bags
Small bags for convenience.
Mariah T and Sami H
Y-D15* Homemade Crafts
We are crocheting and sewing many different
projects to sell.
Whitney G and Zach G
Y-C11* Inventions and Beyond
Never before seen ideas.
Preeya K
Y-D16* Mega Mini Stix
A knee hockey stick to the max.
Peter B
Y-C12* Marshmallow Launcher
We are selling Marshmallow Launchers.
Austin P and Cole Z
Y-D17* Yarn It
We dyed yarn to sell knitted creations.
Cassie E and Linnea W
Y-C13* Pop Concoctionz
We mix any flavor of pop for you to enjoy.
Ryan K and Andrew P
Y-E12* Texas Roadhouse
To help advertise my parents’ business.
Collin G
Y-C14* Test Your Skills
Making a ball throwing game.
Harrison G
Y-C15* Cool Soaps
Homemade designer soaps that make your face
smooth and soft.
Amber R
Y-C16* Save the Dogs
Teaching about rescuing pets and adoption.
Keianna S
Y-C17* Minn-Kota Paaws
We are raising money for the humane society.
Julia S and Ally F
Y-C18* Lunch Box 360
A lunch box with an MP3 player hidden in it.
Dayton B and Jordan M
Y-D11 Tiny Ties
We are making mini tie blankets for stuffed animals.
Jessica H and Sarah I
Y-D12 Al’s Cookies
Selling delicious cookies.
Al B
2nd Place $150
3rd Place: $100
3rd Place: $100
Winners in the Special Award categories are
also eligible to win in the overall categories.
Entry information will be available on July 1, 2008.
Please contact Linda at 1-888-384-8410
or via email at marketplace@btinet.net.
(Location to be announced.)
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).
2nd Place $150
Age 13 & Under
Ms. Bergeson, 5th Grade
Y-F01/02* Wind-Energy Project
I will show how a wind farm works.
Robert H
Y-F03/04* Soda-Swirlz-Shop
Shop selling refreshing, unique, summer beverages
of many flavors.
Emily O and Savannah P
Y-F05/06* Icee Pops
Tropically-themed “cool” beverage shop where we
sell many flavored icees: orange, grape, Pepsi and
Mountain Dew.
Alex L and Talon P
Y-G01/02* Big D-$
One-stop shop for students. We will sell pens,
pencils(unique), pencil grips, erasers, sharpeners,
wrist bands, beaded necklaces, football,basketball
and baseball cards, snacks and drinks.
Jesse P and Austin S
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Y-G03* Rapid Relaxers
Muscle pain or discomfort relievers stuffed with
environmentally friendly corn or rice kernels and
encased in comfortable, adjustable fabric bands.
These bands may be heated in the microwave or
frozen in a freezer to cool an injury or sore muscle
as needed.
Evan K and Johnathan N
Y-G04* Sunny Sweet Shop
Sunbutter candies will be sold which are made from
locally grown sunflower seeds. This is a healthy and
nutritious snack.
Colton S
Y-G05* A Jewel for “U”
Jewelry store with hand-made unique designs of
shell, glass and plastic: earrings, bracelets and
necklaces.
Kirsten S and Anna A
Y-G06* The Hobit-Sockit Shop
Hand crafted small bags will be sold. These unique
and practical bags have been individually designed
and decorated with buttons, jewels, etc.
Lexi F
Y-G07* Scented Sudsy Moments
Soap shop will sell chamomile scented tie-dyed soaps
in various shapes: seashells, frogs and turtles.
Allison R
Y-G08* Tie-Mania
We will show the process of making a Tie-Mania
blanket.
Amy Y and Reiley K
Y-G09* Krazy Kakes
Cupcake bakery shop selling various flavored and
decorated cupcake treats.
Abby B and Alexandra T
Y-G10* Bookstore Bookmarks
Cleverly hand-crafted unique (one-of-a-kind)
bookmarks for sale.
Tonya M
Y-H01* Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba Beads
Bead shop where I design, sell and teach using corn
or glass beads for: rings, bracelets and necklaces.
Hayley A
Y-H02* Pop “N” Cards and Beanie Babies
Trinket/gift shop where we sell pop, signed cards
(Yu-gi-oh, Pokemon and all sports) and a variety of
popular Beanie Babies.
Max C and Zach B
Y-C03 Great Paintings
Y-H03* Research North Dakota Hall of Fame
Report on Roger Maris.
Brady W
Elevates your feet after foot surgery and keeps
the weight of the blankets off your feet. It helps
reduce swelling, bleeding, throbbing and cushions
your heels so you sleep better!
Ms. Dietz, 4th Grade
Purchase the paintings of an “up and coming”
artist. They may be collectibles some day.
Jayden H
Y-C04 Orthopedic Incline System
Morgan S
Y-C05 Bead Magic
Y-B01 Colorful Paintings
We are in the painting business. Bring items like
suitcases, purses, bookbags or any other items you
want painted.
Sierra K and Mandy T
Select beautiful necklaces, bracelets (both wrist
and ankle) and beaded shoelaces.
Y-B02 Fantastic Folders
We’re selling folders that will help keep everything
in your life organized.
Covey W and Jacob H
Madison G and Kai E
Y-B03 Oprah Winfrey
Megan L
Morgan C
Y-C08 WebKinz Beds
Order a cute, homemade sleeping bag!
Ashley H
This is a research project on the life of Oprah
Winfrey.
Y-B04 Perfect Pockets
Order a cute pocket purse to hold your belongings.
Choose from the examples on my board.
Lexi R
Y-B05 Blazzing Bookmarks
Blazzing Bookmarks is a business that sells hand
made bookmarks. They are decorated beautifully
and we can put your name on if you like.
MacKenzie S and Taylor K
Y-B06 Caricatures
I will be selling caricatures to my customers for
$1.00.
Austin L
Y-B07 Glue Pix
Glue picture designs for sale. Select from patterns
with swirls and great colors.
Dave M
Y-B08 Two Types of Root Systems
We will share facts about fibrous and Taproot
plants.
Abbie C and Caitlyn S
Y-B09 Mysterious Volcanoes
I have a working model of a volcano and many
interesting facts to share with you. I am also
making small volcanoes with clay and cardboard.
Julia A
Y-B10 The 8 Planets
This is a current research project on the eight
planets of our solar system.
Delaney B
Y-C01 Planet Pop
We’re in the business of selling pop. Also, learn
the history of soda pop!
Mason W and Jake B
Y-C02 Beads For Books
Bookmarkers made out of beads.
Anna I and Lauren B
Ana M and Courtney S
Y-C06 Animal Care
Going somewhere? We’ll take care of your pets.
Y-C07 Glam Your Webkin(z)
Making collars for your Webkinz that you will
love to buy and have them wear!
Y-C09 American Flag Pins
Show your patriotism by wearing my handmade
flag pins.
Cheyenne C
Y-C10 Berry O Ice-Cream
Buy our new ice-cream flavor called Berry O! Yum!
Emma M and Mikayla P
Y-D01/06 Wisconsin Fast Plant
Science Research
I will be showcasing six different research projects
on the topics of light intensity, plant density and
fertilization research. I will explain pollination,
photosynthesis and flower fertilization.
McKinley B
Y-D07 Honey and Bee Creations
Find out about our 4th grade honey sales business!
We love our honey--after all, North Dakota is #1 in
its production!
Bennett 4th Grade Students and Mrs. Dietz
Y-D08 Carnivorous Plants
Find out interesting facts about meat-eating plants.
You’ll enjoy my research.
Mark P
Y-D09/10 Rain Barrel
You install the Rain Barrel to your gutter and it
collects rain water to store.
Seth H
Y-E01 Zoo Co.
You can buy furry stuffed animals at a good price,
with families or singles packs. (See more flyers or
go to our website!)
Alex D and Michael G
Mrs. Hanson, 5th Grade
Y-A11* Crystals
We did different experiments to make crystals.
Reagan W and Jade Y
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Y-A12* Miracle Meditation CD’s
I have created CD’s you can download on a digital
keychain.
Quinn O
Y-A13* Jazzy Jewelry
Take a look at our Jazzy Jewelry.
Natalie S and Katie A
Y-A14* Cheese
I can take pictures for you! Prices are cheap!
Nick N
Y-A15* Ovenhooks R’ Us
I am selling Ovenhooks to help prevent you from
burning your hand when you remove things from
the oven.
Ryan A
Y-A16* Sprinkies
Sprinkies are cookies we are creating and selling
with frosting and sprinkles.
Kailie F and Charlie O
Y-A17* Healthy/Non-healthy Eating
Learn facts about healthy eating and buy some
great snacks.
Indira D
Y-A18* Treasure Land
Come and see this fun new board game!
Leigh B and Emery G
Y-B11* Zach’s Shack
Come and visit my shack where I sell good snacks.
Zach K
Y-B12* 61 in 61
Come and learn interesting facts about Roger
Maris.
Luke J and Quinn M
Y-B13* Puppy Pix
Come see the beautiful pictures we can take of
your dog.
Addison B and Alyssa F
Y-B14* Colter’s Delictable Desserts
Check out the recipes for my wonderful desserts!
Colter S
Y-B15* Michael Jordan
Come and learn interesting facts about Michael
Jordan.
Jimmy T and Jeffrey I
Y-B16* The Human Heart
Come and learn interesting facts about the human
heart.
McKenzie H and Paige L
Y-B17* Energy
Come and see our natural energy model!
Alex W and Adam V
Y-B18* Cookies in Ice Cream
Do you like cookies and ice cream? Then stop by
and see the recipe I have created.
Raylee B
Mrs. Wacha, 5th Grade
Y-C19 Game Protector
Encase your game controllers and remotes in a
hand-crafted wooden box lined in velvet.
Alex W and Riley F
Y-C20 The Life & Times of Charles Schulz
Learn about the life of “Peanuts” creator, Charles
Schulz.
Grant Z
Y-C21 Dogs-in-Style
We have it all, dog lovers! Pet care and accessories
for your pampered pooch.
Briana S and Alayna H
Y-D19 Sweet Treats Candy Shop
Sweet tooths, stop here! We have a delicious
assortment of candies for your pleasure!
Taryn H and Megan S
Y-D20 R.C. Recliner
A new invention. A remote-control chair featuring
high speeds of up to 50 mph.
Zachary L and Drew G
Y-D21 Great Comics
Meet and read some comics created by up-andcoming artists.
Aaron B and Evan B
Clara Barton Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Hochgraber, 5th Grade
Y-E02* Kiddie Organizer
The Kiddie Organizer helps to organize kids.
Sarah C and Elayna H
Y-E03/04* Muddy Shoes
The shoes are used for not sticking in the mud.
Luke S, Josh T and Alex B
Y-E05/06* Fare Enough
This game is designed for kids and parents to keep
track of the weekly or monthly allowance being
earned.
Anna B, Mia M and Maggie G
Y-E07/08* El Libro Igloo
El Libro Igloo has the shape of a dome with a light
that can be set on your bed or floor and it is used for
reading or writing in the dark.
Olivia B, Kathryn W and Brenna K
Y-D22 Elvis...The King of Rock-n-Roll
Learn about one of the greatest performers of all time!
Hunter H
Y-E09* Pet Palz
Pet Palz will take care of small dogs or cats when
their owners are away.
Hailee W and Sarah A
Y-D23 Googly Eyes
Looking for something to do? Get a coloring packet
from us! We also have bookmarks for sale.
Mady B and Lisa L
Y-E10* Drip Flops
Drip Flops are flip flops that can keep your feel cool
in the summer.
Paula K and Maddie K
Y-D24 Volcanoes
Interesting information and an experiment on the
phenomenal volcano.
Joshua B
Y-F07* The Traveling Art Belt
The Traveling Art Belt is made to help artists stay
organized and it is buckled onto them. (Like a tool
belt.)
Amber O and Olivia A
Y-D25 The Yarn Barn/Gift Card Co.
Creative gifts made with yarn. Also, gift cards
available for use at Marketplace.
Katherine L and Jade M
Y-F08* Gracie’s Project
Gracie A
Y-D26 The Book Nook
For your reading pleasure, we have gently-used
books and homemade bookmarks.
Jennifer S and Jocelyn M
Y-D27* Beads & Things
Creative beaded gifts for yourself or others.
Handmade and created by Sarah.
Sarah B
Y-D28 Hayley’s Cookies
Homemade morsels filled with chocolate chips and
marshmallows. A yummy treat.
Hayley E
Y-E11 A & B Smoothies
Delicious smoothies created just for you.
Brett K and Alec S
Cheney Middle School, West Fargo
Mrs. Klabunde, 6th Grade
Y-G15 Supply Box
It is more interestig than a regular box because it can
hold jewelry and school supplies with it.
Aubrie A
Y-G16 Band Holder
This invention holds hair bands and rubber bands.
It’s great for an office, bedroom or bathroom.
Allie S
Dakota Montessori School, Fargo
Ms. Lehmann, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade
G-K01/02 The Finger Defender
The Finger Defender is a shield that protects your
fingers from getting cut from knives.
Spencer C
G-K03 Leash Drop
My invention is called the Leash Drop. The purpose
of the Leash Drop is to hold your leashes until you
need them.
Danielle L
G-K04 The Five Jewels of Jewelbalon
The Five Jewels of Jewelbalon is an imaginary land.
I created the characters and made them out of fleece,
beads, polyfill, fluff and felt.
Emma G
G-K05/06 Thermos Sweater
The Thermos Sweater is an invention that is used
to help keep lunches hot all morning at school. So,
while you’re hard at work studying, your lunch is
staying hot.
Petra L
G-K07/08 Alarm Pillow
This invention helps people to wake up better in the
morning than regular alarm clocks do.
Ana L
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G-K09 Addy’s Doggy Backpack
Addy’s Doggy Backpack is a backpack for you and
your dog. It has four compartments that can hold
items in them. It can come in many different sizes.
Addy J
G-K10 Super Seed Shooter
The Super Seed Shooter plants your garden without
bending down on your hands and knees.
Megan D
G-K11/12 Cloud Pillow
The Cloud Pillow is an inflatable pillow. The Cloud
Pillow inflates with the help of a portable air tank.
Britten C
G-K13 The Bathtime Buddy
The Bathtime Buddy is the complete hygiene tool!
This scrubber, soaper and all-around cleaner is the
perfect thing to keep your shower organized.
Jesse B
G-K14 I.O.H. Softener
The Inside Outside Hand Softener will keep your
hands soft and smooth during the winter.
Allison C
G-K15 The Puck Drop
My invention helps store hockey pucks and makes it
easier to shoot more. It comes with a stick holder.
Alexander M
G-K16 Extendo Arm
My project is called the Extendo Arm. It helps you
by pushing buttons from far away.
Kristina L
G-K17 The Hockey Helper
I made my invention because it would be hard to find
my stuff and also so my brothers and sisters can find
their stuff. But now we can find our stuff.
Elaina S
G-K18 Eliana’s Awesome Organizer
My invention is used to hold your things in your car
or on your desk in an organized way.
Eliana G
Dilworth Glyndon Felton Schools
Glyndon, MN
Mrs. Sunde, 6th Grade
B-Y11 Invisible Ball Wall
This invention solves the problem of having to chase
your basketball or any ball into the street.
Madison J and Courtney D
B-Y12 A & A Lipgloss
We have invented our own line of lipgloss with our
own flavors.
Alexis G and Abby Z
B-Y13 Maniac Fencer
This invention speeds up your work when you are
putting up fencing.
Allie F
B-Y14 KT’s Mookie Cafe’
A cafe’ that sells a unique blend of a cookie and a
muffin.
Kelly O and Tailin T
B-Y15 M.C.’s Babysitting
A babysitting business.
Caitlin A and Miranda B
B-Y16 Electronic Pak-Pac
A backpack that holds electronic systems.
Isaac S and Brock S
B-Y17 Park Rover
It is a rover for parks to stop poachers.
Hunter H
B-Y18 Sub One
A submarine that is bomb proof with 10 inches of
steel and titanium to protect during enemy fire.
Reno K
B-Z07 Cleaner Blaster
A missile that carries garbage into space and blows up.
Shaun B
B-Z08 The Key Pursuer
Helps you find your keys.
Sarah S
B-Z09 No-More-Spills
A movie theatre tray which keeps all your drinks
and treats together and prevents spills.
Kylie H and Chelsea V
B-Z10 Pedal Pusher
A device which helps you get your kick stand up
when you are wearing sandals.
Taylor B
B-Z11 Doggy Clean-up Kit
A kit which holds all items to clean up your dog
when he has been outside.
Keisha S
Eastwood Elementary School
West Fargo
Mrs. Brothen, 5th Grade
G-S01 The Sharp and Dumper
My invention is a wooden box with a sharpener
and a plastic box attached to it. I can sharpen my
pencils and put all the extra pencils in the box.
When I sharpen my pencils, the shavings fall into
the plastic box.
Robert H
G-S02 Pawpipe
My invention is a wiper for your pet’s feet so your
pet doesn’t track mud or dirt into your house.
Izik L
G-S03 Lollipop Tops
My invention is an Easter egg with a hole in the
bottom that holds your lollipop or sucker until
you’re ready.
Sam A
G-S04 Simple Snacks
My invention is an easy-to-use food dispenser that
any person of any age can use.
Jadyn T
G-S05 Trash Game
It’s a game that you throw trash into. You keep
score by adding up the points of wherever the trash
lands.
Lane I
B-Z12 A & A Everything
A business that will do any job from carpentry to
landscaping.
Adam K and Andrew B
G-S06 Hamster Self-Feeder
My invention is a hamster feeder that you put in the
cage. It keeps the hamster fed for a week or two.
Brittany N
B-Z13 Mist Cleaner
An invention to clean your floor.
Jacob K and Tyler J
G-S07 Drip ‘n’ Dry
My invention is a container for swimsuits and water
toys that speeds up drying.
Olivia G
B-Z14 Kurt’s Helping Hand
A Handy Man business which does all kinds of
odd jobs.
Kurtis T
B-Z15 Automatic Feed-a-Pet
An invention which automatically feeds pets when
you are away on vacation.
Nick K
B-Z16 Auto Pet Feeder
It feeds your pet automatically.
Ryan L and Michael T
B-Z17 ARC
An automatic room cleaner.
Jacob K and Chris W
B-Z18 Cylinder Circle Pencil
An invention which combines a mechanical pencil
and lead holder in one.
Wyatt W and Zach N
B-Z19 Halo Hair Products
We invented a hair product that perfumes your hair
and conditions it.
Elizabeth D and Mckenzie E
B-Z20 Smell-ease
An invention to help you when you have to smell
something bad.
Marissa B
G-S08 Mail Carrier
My invention is a rectangular box that you can put
on your fridge. You can put mail in it or something
else you would like.
Alyssa P
G-S09 Spoil Me Spritzer
It’s a dog food spray. All you need to do is spray it
in your dog’s food. It’s good for people who want
their dogs to eat.
Emily S
G-S10 Recording Dog Collar
My invention has a voice recording of my dog’s
information instead of using dog tags. If my dog ever
gets lost, his information is on the recorder.
Jaci O
G-S11 Mail Organizer
My invention is a mail organizer. There is a place
for your most important things and a place for other
mail you want to save.
Merima K
G-S12 Beach Box to Go
The Beach Box to Go is a box that holds your swim
stuff so it doesn’t get wet or sandy. The box is
waterproof so the swim stuff doesn’t get wet.
Lily V
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G-S13 Full Locker Organizer
My invention is an organizer for your locker.
It holds paper, pencils, shoes, sticky-notes and
magnets.
Cassy P
G-S14 Dog Proof Garbage
My invention is a garbage that can be tipped
over by a dog, but nothing will fall out of the
garbage.
Kennedy K
G-S15 Playing Card Holder
My invention is a card holder for kids who can’t
hold many cards or for older adults who shake.
Hannah H
G-S16 Battery Tester
My invention is a battery tester that you can use to
see if your battery is dead or not. It is easy to use!
Destiny F
G-S17 The Secret Hider
My invention is a box with slots in it to keep all
your valuable stuff.
Mauricio C
G-S18 FIFA Board Game
My invention is a game that people can play
instead of video games.
Sam S
G-S19 Revolution
My invention is a social studies game about the
Revolutionary War.
Jesse C
G-S20 The Straightaheader
My invention is a thing that keeps you from looking
down at the ice while you are stick handling the
puck.
Alex S
G-S21 Gear on the Go
My invention is a basket attached to a bike that
you can put a baseball, bat, ball and glove into
and then you can ride the bike.
Adam I
G-S22 Baseball Organizer
It’s a Baseball Organizer. It holds your bat, glove
and medals and other awards.
Marcus W
G-S23 Holder-Folder
It is a cardboard box that ties onto a desk to hold
extra papers, folders, books and stuff.
Selmir H
West Fargo
Ms. Brown, 5th Grade
G-R14 Cap Keeper
My invention is the Cap Keeper. The Cap Keeper
keeps your cap close to your pen and you won’t
lose your cap for your pen.
Toby K
G-R15 Glove Drier
My invention is a Glove Drier. It would save
electricity and dry your gloves.
Brady D
G-R16 Guitar Stand
My invention is a guitar that stands on its own
with a stand built in the guitar.
Wyatt L
G-R17 Watercomb
The Watercomb gets your hair wet while you
comb your hair.
Aidan A
G-R18 Handling Pop Can
My invention is the Handling Pop Can which
makes lifting easier.
Benjamin S
G-R19 Hitch-a-Ride Sled
My invention is a sled that has holes for attaching
ropes. It is double-sided and has a shaft for
storing items.
Enes A
G-R20 Fly Smacker
My invention kills flies, you pull a trigger and it hits
flies. I made it so you don’t have to use your arm
like for old people with bad joints.
Mark N
G-R21 Ice Scraper
What it does is, it scrapes off your ice in the winter.
It is a great way to scrape off ice in the winter.
Drake Z
G-S25 Fraction Ruler
The Fraction Ruler is a color code ruler that helps
you measure fractions.
Tara P
G-S26 Flashy Shovel
My invention is a small shovel that can fit into your
trunk if you are traveling. This shovel will light up
your way. If you are stranded, you can shovel your
way through the snow or just use this shovel as a
regular flashlight.
Jaeden M
G-S27 Stink-O-Meter
The Stink-O-Meter is a device that tells you when
your baby goes to the bathroom. This way you can
change it right away.
Sheridan B
G-S28 Hearmuff
My invention is the Hearmuff. It keeps your ears
warm while you listen to music. It’s just a pair of
headphones inside a pair of earmuffs.
Kelly T
West Fargo
Mrs. Haugo, 5th Grade
G-R22 Utensil Changer
My invention is the Utensil Changer and you can
just flip it around and it’s different. Spoon to fork.
It has a toothpick too.
Almir E
G-Q01 Remote Locator
The Remote Locator is for finding the remote.
Whenever you’re done using it, you put it on a
whiteboard. It has velcro so it sticks on. You can also
write down a message or a show you want to watch
on TV. The whiteboard can be held up by magnets
on a fridge or on a wall by sticky squares.
Liam H
G-R23 Fun Swatter
My invention is two fly swatters. They are put
together into one, so you can have fun while
swatting flies.
Trenton M
G-Q02 Mail Saver
The Mail Saver keeps your mail dry. When there is
rain, you can get water in your mail box. The mail
saver keeps your mail dry by raising the mail up,
away from the water.
Jonas H
G-R24 Tree Saver
My invention is a reusable notebook. It helps prevent
you from using so much paper, and helps prevent
cutting down trees for paper.
Jacoby O
G-Q03 Jewel Hanger
You can set it on a table and hang your jewels on
the hooks. And if you want to use your jewels, just
grab them and go.
Khalid S
G-R25 Picture Portfolio
My invention is a folder that you can open and fold
the flap down and you glue pictures into. You can
also decorate it too. It is a good way to use old
folders.
Brooke H
G-Q04 Flavored Envelope Seal
My invention is a flavored envelope seal. It helps
take away the bad taste of the glue that you lick. The
kinds I have are marshmallow and syrup.
Sienna C
G-R26 Freshen Away
My invention is a locker freshener that makes your
locker smell nice.
Tayler R
G-R27 Multi-Purpose Table Scooter
When you want to pass something on the table, you
won’t have to pick the object up, you just pass it on
the Multi-Purpose Table Scooter.
Kila L
G-R28 Cozy Counter
My invention is a table that folds down in the car so
you can write, draw or read on it.
McKenzie V
G-S24 Sock Pocket
My invention is a way to store money in your sock.
Katie B
G-Q05 Chair Backscratcher
My invention helps people with itchy backs feel
better. The Chair Backscratcher is helpful, useable
and great for backs. It is set on a chair and you go
side to side or up and down and there you have it.
Mary B
G-Q06 Mailbox Cover
This mailbox cover slips onto a mailbox so that it
could be decorative and protect against rust. The
yellow on it protects it at night. When the headlights
of a car shine on it, it reflects so when you’re driving
you don’t hit the mailbox.
Kyla K
G-Q07 Flip Mop
My invention is a pair of flip flops. One flip flop has
a soft sponge in the back and a scrubbing one in the
front to scrub away dirty spots. The other flip flop
has a mop on it so you can wash the floor.
Bridget O
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G-Q08 The White Board Marker Holder
My invention is the White Board Marker Holder. It
holds your markers for the white board and hangs
on the white board. My teacher said she is always
trying to find the markers for the white board. Well,
worry no more!
Kaly D
G-Q09 Roller Bells
My invention is Roller Bells because if you are in a
park and there is a blind person there, you can roller
blade and he/she can hear you and there is a light
you can use if it gets dark.
Bailey B
G-Q10 Sponge Shoe
The Sponge Shoe is for cleaning. Instead of bending
down to clean, you can clean with your shoes and
there is a toothpick so you can get dust in cracks.
Amanda G
G-R01 Leaky Roof Solver
My invention is the Leaky Roof Solver. Lets say
there is a leak in your roof and you have to use that
room. Plastic will run around the walls and there
is this funnel in the middle and a tube to connect to
a big tube. The rain goes through the tube and into
a bucket.
Logan J
G-R02 Shoeaser
My invention holds erasers on my shoes. It also
holds supplies like a small pencil and crayons.
Kennedy S
G-R03 The Double Hat
This hat can be used in two ways. It can be used for
warmth and for a hot day.
Bailey W
G-R04 Automatic Cat Feeder
Now you can feed your cat without bending over!
You can put the cat food in the dispenser and all you
do is turn the handle to get food!
Tyler L
G-R05 Ice Band
The Ice Band is for people who need an ice pack
on a knee or ankle and don’t want to hold ice there.
You can use the Ice Band anywhere.
Tyler W
G-R06 The Plate Hook
The Plate Hook helps you hang a plate on the wall
without putting a nail mark in the wall. Just attach
the sticky hook to the plate and hang your plate on
the wall.
Safer H
G-R07 Learn 2 Lead Dog Leash
My invention is a bone connected to a leash so the
dog can chew on a bone while not chewing apart
its leash.
Nick W
G-R08 The Around Arranger
The Around Arranger can be for a room, for an office,
desk or anything. It helps you straighten. There are
pegs to hold notebooks, folders, binders, etc. On the
other side of the bottom level, there is a tray for paper
clips, staples, erasers, sticky notes, etc. On the top
there is more holders and a pencil sharpener.
Brendan K
G-R09 Chew Leash
The Chew Leash is a leash that has a chew toy on it.
When we take my black lab for a walk she would
always carry the leash in her mouth, so we put a
toy at the end of the leash. Some of her leashes at
home are chewed up so that’s why I thought of this
invention.
Anthony H
G-R10 Sponge Pants
My invention is sponge pants, because when you
have to go down on your knees, you will always be
able to clean the floor with hands and knees. You
will never have to use your hands again.
Dominique P
G-R11 Bird Cage Walker
My invention is a bird cage with wheels on the
bottom and a leash attached to it. Then, you pull
it and give the bird fresh air without it trying to fly
away. So, it is called Bird Cage Walker.
Andrea W
G-R12 Game Tray
My invention is a game tray. How it works, is you
sit on a bed with it and put your games on it so they
won’t tip off, and ruin your game. It can be used
anywhere you are.
Makayla H
G-R13 Suitcase Finder
It is a sticker that folds over the zipper on your suitcase. So, when you are flying on an airplane you
just have to look for the stickers on the suitcases
that are yours.
Cora R
West Fargo
Mrs. Kummer, 5th Grade
G-P18 The Sew Nice Cat Toy
Ashley C
G-P19 All American Cat Toy
Skyler B
G-P20 Night Leash
My invention is a leash that I put a light on with glue.
The light can also come off. I made it so you can
walk your dog at night.
Jake M
G-P21/22 Multi-Purpose Wheeler
It’s a handy container, a laundry hamper on wheels,
for example.
Mia D
G-P23/24 Garbage on Wheels
A cart that helps you take out heavy garbage bags.
Jayda Z
G-P25/26 Bird Feeder 3000
It’s a quicker way to feed birds. It is also a bird
feeder. It brings bird food on wheels to the bird cage.
Torie R
G-P27/28 Doggie Toy Box
It is a box filled with doggie toys. There is a hole
for the dog to get the toys out.
Rebecca E
G-Q11 The Rubber Band Buddy
The Rubber Band Buddy is something that will hold
your rubber bands so your rubber bands aren’t in a
big pile, so you can just go up and grab a rubber band.
It also has a drawer so you can store paper clips and
other small stuff in it.
Justice E
G-Q12 No More Cries
My invention is No More Cries. It has a washcloth
so when you rinse a baby’s hair, it doesn’t get in
their eyes.
Quintin L
G-Q13 The Scrub-Glove
My invention, the Scrub-Glove is used for washing
dishes. You slip a rubber glove into the cloth glove
that is a glove with a scrub cloth on the finger tips
and palm. With this, there is no more dropping
your sponge.
Alec M
G-Q27 Thermo Duo
It’s a combination of snack and drink thermoses.
Brandon T
G-Q28 Compound Tube
It makes composting more convenient. It’s a tube
that starts in your house and carries it to the compost
outside.
Sean P
Holy Spirit Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Cox, 5th Grade
G-Q14 The Bookmark
A colorful way to make a bookmark.
Kelsey B
G-M01 Cat Litter Vacuum
Vacuums up cat litter. The sand goes through the
filter and goes back into the box.
Franciska H
G-Q15 Mini Mailman
It is a remote control car that will help you bring
in the mail.
Hunter K
G-M02 Solar Powered Jet Pack
Jet pack that runs on solar power. Does not pollute.
James H and Daniel K
G-Q16 The Cooler
My invention is an ice pack that can cool you down.
It also has a belt so you can tie it instead of holding
the ice pack.
Emmanuel A
G-Q17 The Wrist Remote
A remote that attaches to your wrist.
Dalton D
G-Q18 Magna Glove
It is a glove with magnets that you can find metal
objects with.
Andrew N
G-Q19 Broomstick 2000
A broom that you can stick cleaning supplies on
with velcro.
Rijad B
G-Q20 The Floss Brush
It’s a combination of a toothbrush and floss.
Ajdin E
G-Q21 Cool Skateboard
A skateboard with neon light, so the skateboard
looks cool at night.
Daniel B
G-Q22 Organization Box
It is a box you can use for more storage.
Asmira H
G-Q23 Doggie Doorbell
It’s a doorbell that the dog can ring when it wants
to go outside.
Ciera H
G-Q24 Scents 2 Go
Decorative boxes that smell good and and can be
placed anywhere.
Lexi G
G-Q25 Play Bird
It’s a bird feeder that has playthings for the birds.
Amran S
G-Q26 Glove Dryer
My invention is made to help when your gloves are
wet. You put it over the vent so all the hot air goes
into your glove.
Zach L
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G-M03/04 Super Pet House
Big pet house.
Michael B and Zakk J
G-M05/06 The Project
Car thing.
Zach B and Kelvin C
G-M07/08 Window Box Watering System
Waters plants in window box.
Jared M and Thomas S
G-M09/10 Table Saver
Protects folded tables while in storage.
Greg B
G-N01 Molly’s Project
Molly H
G-N02 Equipment that Cares
Lauren S and Emily G
G-N03 The Colorful Cleaner Upper
Colored paper towels. It expands in the water.
Mya S and Jaclyn H
G-N04 Magnetic Chess
Chess board that is magnetic.
Somer B
G-N05 Mackenzie’s Project
Mackenzie L
G-N06 Utility Backpack
Belt that has gardening equipment.
John C
G-N07 Anywhere Hanger
Hanger that will hang anywhere.
Patrick D
G-N08 Emergency Robot Dog
Can find people trapped in buildings.
Ben G
Horace Mann Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Drege, 5th Grade
Y-G17 Musical Bike
A bike with an MP3 player and headphones in the
handlebars.
Garrett G
Y-G18 Stink Away
Helps the way your locker smells.
Melanie D
Y-G19 The Environment Spray
Makes thorns stay on trees and off of you.
April B
Y-G20 Right Temperature Fast
A sticky plastic that marks the right water
temperature.
Kayla F
Y-G21 Tuna-D-Juicer
Takes the juice out of the tuna can for you.
Mason R
Y-G22 In-order Backpack
It puts your backpack in order.
Devyn D
Y-G23 Komb Ease
Comb/straightener to make your hair straighter.
Amanda C
Y-G24 Guinea Pig Feeder
It helps you feed your guinea pig.
Julia M
Y-G25 Doggone Dirty Paws
Cleans paws before the dog comes in.
Elliot N
Y-G26 A Superstar Life
A fun board game you can play with your friends
anytime.
Ari R
Y-G27 Retractable Leash
A dog collar with a built-in leash.
Maggie S
Y-G28 Better Shopper
Helps organize food in shopping carts.
Jayden W
Y-H04 Light Alarm
Y-H11 The Bobcat
Entertains your cat so you don’t have to take it to
the vet.
Preston M
Y-H12 Window Cling Organizer
Keeps it organized!
Chance J
Y-H13 Cole’s School Desk Organizer
Keeps the top part of an elementary school desk
organized.
Cole S
Y-H14 Easy Feeder
An easy way to feed your dog/cat.
Marice C
Y-H15 Swim Coggles
Swim goggles attached to a swim cap so they don’t
fall off.
Sarah W
Y-H16 Automatic Eraser
A long eraser for a white board to erase the whole
board at once.
Grace S
Y-H17 Icy Tongue Comforter
It keeps your figure skate tongue in the right place
and comfortable.
Gabby F
Y-H18 Stable Stair Laundry Basket
Laundry basket stays upright when you’re dragging
it down stairs.
Jakob D
Y-H19 Pocket Pal
Eraser, scissors, pencil and ruler in a pocket knife.
Brady W
Y-H20 The Magnetic Car
Moves a car by magnets repelling from each
other.
Andrew J
An alarm you have that wakes you up with light.
Y-H21 Hand Held Helper
Holds hanging items while shopping.
Emily T
Y-H05 Superstar
Y-H22 Dog Feeder
Helps feed dogs so you don’t have to use your
hands.
Karlee Y
Ty D
A soccer goal to throw a baseball at.
Aaron N
Y-H06 The Drizzler
Drips oil into mayonnaise.
Ryan S
Y-H07 Moveable Dog Kennel
Use this if you have trouble carrying a dog kennel.
Abby R
Y-H08 Whirlpool Tub Filter
Cleans water and shoots it out the jets.
Raissa A
Y-H09 Bike Alarm Clock
You set the alarm and it goes off when you arrive
somewhere.
McKenna D
Y-H10 Conduct-o-Stand
A music stand that shows music but helps keep
beat too.
Lillian A
Y-H23 Non-Movable Trash Can
Trash can that doesn’t move and keeps the dog out.
Ryan C
Y-H24 Adjustable Cupholder
Cupholder adjusts to the size cup you have.
Brittany H
Y-H25 The Knocker
It takes a picture of who is at the door so you know
who is there.
Caitlyn S
Y-H26 Turtle Race
You can have fun with this board game.
Ella M
Y-H27 Bowpen
Your bow has a built-in pencil.
Abraham V
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Y-H28 Water Shuffles
You can be entertained and walk/shuffle to the dock.
Zach L
Jefferson Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Dennis, 5th Grade
G-M13/14 The Remotely Remote
My project is an invention that holds your remotes,
food, beverages, batteries and favorite movies. My
project is for anyone who is constantly losing their
remote.
Josh W
G-M15/16 Fuzz Buddyz
Fuzz Buddyz are fun to collect, cute for gifts and
they brighten any person’s day!
Maranda B
G-M17 The Super Desk
The Super Desk is a desk that three people can use
at the same time and it can store a lot of things you
might need for a project.
Reed E
G-M18 Denim Pockets
My invention is to organize your stuff that you keep
in your locker or car visor while it sticks on your
locker door or on a car visor.
Elhana S
Jefferson Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Skjefte, 5th Grade
G-M11/12 N.M.A. Pocket-Pak
It is a purse made out of cotton and the strap is fleece.
In the purse, there are tons of pockets to meet your
every need. It keeps you organized!!
Mattea N, Nancy N and Angel H
Kennedy Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. Erickson, 5th Grade
B-U03 All-in-One Style Setter Brush
A brush that has a built in sprayer that can hold water,
gel, hairspray, etc.
Riley T
B-U04 OctoMark
An eight sided marker that can come in original,
bright, bold and erasable.
Kayla D
B-U05 Automatic Tye-Dyer
Turn it on and it will automatically tye-dye your
shirt for you.
Kyle W
B-U06 Personal Task Robot
My invention is a robot that will perform daily
tasks for you such as making your bed and fixing
breakfast.
Brenan D
B-U07 School Desk Organizer
My invention is an organizer for school desks.
Noelle M
B-U08 Eco-Safe Sandals
My invention is footware that is eco-friendly.
Emily C
B-U09 Wind Blocker
My project is a wind blocker that can keep the wind
away from the flame on your outdoor barbeque grill
so it doesn’t blow out.
Shelby M
B-U10 Eco-friendly Mini Car
This new car is so small, you could drive it on the
sidewalk. It is very energy efficient.
Addison H
Kennedy Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Foss, 5th Grade
B-X06 Doggy Toothbrush
This toothbrush makes brushing your dog’s teeth
easier.
Joey D
B-Y08* The Rover Reel
The Rover Reel is like a fishing rod for your dog. If
your dog gets too far away, just reel it back in!
Luc V
B-X07 Hook Master
It tells you when a fish bites.
Tracir J
B-Y09* Mousey
This toy mouse runs around and when your cat
pounces on it, they will be rewarded with a snack.
Lory R
B-U14 Hard-Boiled Egg Cutter
My invention is a cutter for boiled eggs.
Kevin P
B-X08 Sisters
What twins can create.
Nikki B and Sunny B
B-U15 The Claw Finder
My invention is a claw with wheels that allows you
to retrieve objects you cannot reach.
Nathaniel N
B-X09 Fisherman’s Friend
For people who like to make fishing lures, the
Fisherman’s Friend can keep their supplies neat
and organized.
Charles P
B-U16 Teach Friendly Book
My invention is a book for teachers with words written
on back of illustration to make reading picture books
to students easier.
Matthew B
B-U17 Eco-Friendly Store
A model of an Eco-Friendly Store.
Samantha L
B-U18 The Remote Reminder
My invention helps people locate their remote
controls.
Iziah A
Lincoln Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Dockter, 5th Grade
B-W08 Handy Dandy Everywhere
This Gameboy, Nintendo DS or cellphone holder
lets you carry them anywhere without losing
batteries or games.
Mercedes G
B-W09 Hamster Harness
The harness allows you to hold your hamster worry
free. The leash and harness keeps you in control.
Madi H
B-W10 Hair Bottle Organizer
The Hair Bottle Organizer holds brushes, combs,
ponytails and hair bottles.
Nicole T
B-X01 The Doggy Bath
The Doggy Bath helps keep your dog in place while
you are bathing them.
Britnee W
B-X02 Handicap Bow and Arrow
The Handicap Bow andArrow will allow handicapped
people to use it along with other people.
Tyler D
B-X03 Super Sling Shot
The Super Sling Shot shoots items farther. It
launches water balloons up to 30 feet.
Andrew D
B-X04 The Vibrashoe
The Vibrashoe relaxes your feet as you sit or walk.
Isaiah H
B-X05 Lazy Box S1
This box will move what you don’t want to. Just
load it up and away you go.
Oakland O
B-X10 The Handy Handle Pitcher
The Handy Handle Pitcher has handles on both sides
to make it easier to pour into a cup.
Brad O
B-X11 PSP Locker
The PSP Locker keeps people from taking the
portable system.
Alex T
B-X12 4 Cylinder Engine
An engine model that moves by batteries.
Skyler C
Mrs. Durbin, 5th Grade
B-X16* Automatic Dog Feeder
Feeds animals at proper intervals.
Jason L
B-Y01* The Neck Warmer
Relax and warm your neck with this invention.
Diamond C
B-Y02* The Game Scanner
This invention will scan your mind and sort through
all of the games you have on file selecting the right
game for your mood.
Grant W
B-Y03* The Light Bike
This bike lets you see where you are going in the dark.
Elliot B
B-Y04* Marshmallow Bomber
This sling shot launches marshmallows.
Tristan M
B-Y05* Electronics 200
This invention makes a screeching sound that will
make animals stop in their tracks.
Kyle T
B-Y06* The Sip-N-Share
This invention allows you to share pop or snacks
with a friend.
Cassidy C
B-Y07* The Nosey Nose
This invention will make your life easier and make
a person’s life easier for finding a person’s glasses
every morning.
Hannah K
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B-Y10* The Fido Feeder
This feeder allows you to automatically feed and
water your dog.
James J
B-Z01* The Newspaper Blaster
This remote control car has a box on it so that
newspapers can be delivered right to the subscriber’s
doorstep.
Jordan B
B-Z02 The Wake Up Call Pillowcase
This pillowcase has a pocket for your cell phone.
After programming your phone’s alarm clock you
will wake up on time with your phone right at your
fingertips!
Mason B
B-Z03* The Organator
This invention organizes anything that is not bigger
than a laptop.
Andi J
B-Z04* The Feline Feeder
This invention will make it easier to feed or water
your pet in the morning.
Hannah L
B-Z05* The Triple “P”
This portable puke pail comes in very handy when
you’re feeling in the dumps! Get yours today so
you’re prepared for the flu!
Race H
B-Z06* The Revolutionary War Game
This revolutionary game will help you learn all about
the war with the early colonies!
Renato B
Ms. Lindlauf, 5th Grade
B-U01* Fast Electricity
My invention will make electricity go fast from
place to place.
Andrew J
B-U02* The Super Dog Feeder
This feeder will feed the dog automatically at two
certain times.
Jonathan W
B-V01* Letter Box
This box will hold pencils, paper and envelopes to
make it easier to write letters.
Maria W
B-V02* Footprint Game
Kids will guess the animal foot print.
Troy H
B-V04* The Dust Fighter
This will not let dust break your PS2.
Cedric C
B-V05* The Mittenator
This invention dries your gloves.
Hunter K
B-V06* The Shoe Keeper
The Shoe Keeper keeps 19 pairs of shoes in their
individual slots.
Jesse S
B-V07* Flying Cat Toy
Your cat will have fun playing with this toy.
Mohamed M
B-V08* Better Bed
My invention will help you make your bed.
Heidi S
B-V09* Dog Food Funnel
My Dog Food Funnel will help people with bad
backs, and it is cool looking!
Danielle L
B-V13* The Crabinator 5000
Crustacean owners always need their pets to be in
a humid, moist environment. It’s hard doing that,
so this invention can help.
Dominic L
B-V14* Sterling’s Wood Box
This box was created to help me organize all my
things like DVDs and games.
Sterling Z
B-V15* The Food Trap
Birds constantly throw food out of their cage and
make it so you have to vacuum every day! The Food
Trap keeps food IN.
Sydney N
B-V16* Dog Walk Sleeper
If you can’t sleep because you have to lift your dog
up to your bed, then she lays on your feet, you will
need the Dog Walk Sleeper.
Claire S
B-X13* Have Fun Plowing
To get snow off the sidewalk, sit inside and relax
and stay warm.
Trevor A
B-X14* The Typing Table
Instead of using the itchy felt towel to learn how to
type, use The Typing Table.
Kirsten B
B-X15* Fun on the Run
A cat carrier with attached toys for bored cats on
road trips.
Sydni H
B-X17* The Pop Protector
Are you tired of pop stains on your floor? Now
if you had The Pop Protector, there would be no
more spilling.
David H
B-V10* Awesome Reminder
This invention will remind you to do things you
forget to do.
Ashley B
B-V17* Plant System
If you are someone who is getting a lot of plants,
but can’t water all of them, then you need the plant
system.
Makayla B
B-W01* The Frisky Misky
This invention will help cats become frisky.
Chase B
B-X18* The PickPocket
The only thing guitarists like me hate is when you
have to play guitar without a pick. The PickPocket
holds the pick and the pocket is even attached to
the guitar.
Ryan S
B-V18* The Snowbeast
This remote control snow plow will help keep your
driveway clean while you stay warm.
Peter G
Longfellow Elementary School, Fargo
Ms. DeLaPointe, 5th Grade
B-W02* Scooter Tutor
This scooter will help young kids learn to ride scooter.
Cole Q
B-W03* Crazy Cat House
My invention will let my cat have her own cool
cat house.
Cortney S
B-W04* Webkinz Wonderland
My invention will keep your Webkinz uncluttered.
Makenzie T
B-W05* Summer Fashion Sense
With this clothing you will not have to wear layers.
Hannah H
B-W06* Crazy Balls
With Crazy Balls, you can play catch with yourself.
Junethan S
B-W07* Magnificent Locker Magnet
My Magnificent Locker Magnet goes in your locker.
Josephine W
Mrs. Schuldheisz, 5th Grade
B-U11* The Towel Warmer
Everyone gets out of the shower and has to get all
cold and use a cold towel. Well, my invention is a
towel warmer in your shower.
Kristopher F
B-W11* Snow Mover
Most people have to shovel. So I made an invention
that snowplows for you.
Jesse G
B-W12* Book Protectors
My books get ruined in my back pack, which is so
annoying. With Book Protectors, page crumpling
is no obstacle.
Jamie H
B-W13* Clock on the Watch
Do you hate getting up and checking the weather
and time, or to see if there is a fire in your house?
If you do, you need Clock on the Watch to help you
with time, weather and fires.
McKayla C
B-W14* Batter Up
This invention will help you organize your baseball
equipment.
Jacob B
B-U19/20 Shoe Switcheroo
It is a shoe that can be many different types of shoes.
Elly S and Sarah G
B-U21/22 Mouse Machine 1000
It trips over a wire and then causes the car to go then
it pulls a stick out of the way and the box falls.
Clark M
B-U23/24 Food Distributor for Aquatic Life
This invention is an automatic fish feeder. It is
activated by turning a switch on. It is very useful.
Aundra C
B-U25/26 The Monster Catcher
It is a Rube Goldberg machine that uses levers,
pulleys and incline planes to catch a monster.
Davis R
B-U27/28 The Loopey Loop Catcher
It catches rodents.
Zach L and Alex C
B-W15* Just-What-I-Need Card Holder
Little kids have problems holding cards. My invention
will hold the cards for them.
Jarod B
B-V19 Critter Catcher
Catches large critters by trapping them inside a box.
Dylan R and Brad N
B-W16* Seth’s Desk Organizer 3000
Students who can’t find things in their desk quick
enough need Seth’s Desk Organizer 3000 so they
can find it quicker.
Seth W
B-V20 Sifter Bag
It is a bag that sifts flour.
Cody M
B-V11* Marvelous Money Game
Have fun playing this game while learning about
money at the same time.
Jared S
B-W17* Condiments and Napkin Roller
Instead of passing condiments person to person
around the table, you can slide to the other side with
this invention.
Lindsey L
B-V12* The Drawstring Pencil Holder
At school, my store-bought pencil case’s zipper
always gets stuck. The drawstring pencil case
doesn’t have a zipper and is easy to open.
Ashley H
B-W18* The Bug Remover
When you’re on a road trip, you don’t want to stop
at every gas station to scrub bugs off. My invention
is a sticky, easy, transparent sheet that sticks to your
windshield.
Ellen A
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B-V21 Disappearing 411
It is a clothes line that makes sure you don’t see
people’s clothes, but it still dries them.
Carmen R
B-V22 The Dog Tamer
It allows you to give the dog food by lowering dog
food to the floor.
Eli K
B-V23 Electric Coat
This coat heats so you never get cold.
Ben M
B-V24 Magnetic Glue
Glue that is magenetic that you can make magnets
with.
Sarah G and Ellie R
B-Y28 Flip Over Boat Shelter
A device for your boat to keep you warm and out
of the wind.
Garrett B
B-V25 The Tab Terror
It is an invention that tears a hole in the top of a pop
can big enough to fit a straw through.
Gunnar H
B-Z22 Toe-Aid
Toe-Aid is a bandaid that sticks to your toe.
Abby R
B-V26 The Aqua Alarm
When you press the snooze button in the morning, a
ball falls down and knocks a straw over which dumps
water on your head.
Jill K
B-V27 Becca’s Project
Becca M
B-V28 The Jellybean Delivery System
The Jellybean Delivery System uses a lever, inclined
plane, another lever and a jelly bean.
Emma G
B-W19 The Kenz
The Kenz is an invention that will help you exercise
and have fun at the same time.
MaKenzie L
B-W20 Da Sign Popper Upper
It is a Rube Goldberg type of machine that lifts a sign.
Carl D and Ben M
Mrs. Nelson, 5th Grade
B-X27 Duck Beach Bag
Beach bag made out of duck tape.
Erica M
B-X28 Snack Opener
Opens fruit snacks and other packaged foods.
Ashley B
B-Y19 CCF
Helps you find your coffee cup.
McKinnon B and Ian S
B-Y20 The Egg Cracker
It cracks open eggs.
Steven N
B-Y21 The Levelor
A thin bar that levels out food products. Flour,
sugar, etc.
Grant H
B-Y22 Hockey Organizer
Carries hockey stick and tape.
Riley M
B-Y23 Smores Pizza
A pizza with a smore crust.
Austin G
B-Z23 Greasy Hair Go Away
Get rid of greasy hair without showering.
Scarlett N
B-Z24 Spill-Safe
Paper cup sleeve. Paper cups are harder to spill
on accident.
Simon M
B-Z25 Spork 3000
A mix of a spoon and fork with a knife on the back.
Alex C
B-X21 Magneta-Stool
Usable as a stool, transportation unit and a table.
Caitlynn K
B-X22 Briannabreezer.com
This website allows friends to talk with each other.
Brianna L
B-X23 Desnaganoter
Frees hooks from logs and docks.
Spencer J
B-X24 The Pencil Lamp
A portable light that helps you find a pencil.
John S
B-X25 The Living Recycler
Takes in old products such as paper, foods, wood
and recycles it.
Tyler G
B-Z26 Plate Scraper
It scrubs the plates and cleans them.
Deandra D and Mary W
B-X26 Snow Cutter
It blows the snow and mows the lawn.
Brett H
B-Z27 C. Clear Kit
A kit for cleaning glasses.
Nikki L
B-Y26 Kool Kennel
This kennel will keep your dog kool!
Andrea F and Karly W
B-Z28 Croc Shock
Croc shoes that have padding inside.
Michael W
Mrs. Selberg, 5th Grade
B-W21 Twissted
Pop and candy in one bottle.
Rachel D, Kendra B and Megan H
B-W22 G.C. Eazy Life
Feeds animals.
Carly B and Gina S
B-W23 Bag ‘n’ Cage 5000
Dog kennel on your back.
Austin T and Bryce S
B-W24 Tilt-a-Chair
Keeps kids from falling over and getting hurt.
Jacob A and Joseph C
Madison Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Gast, 5th Grade
G-N13/14* Hockey-bot
This robot stores hockey pucks in its stomach.
Jordan S, Gavin T, Smith M and Schad H
G-N15* Cardboard Tractor
This crazy contraption picks up and moves unwanted
trash.
Kole S and Alex K
G-N16* Blinking Backpack
This backpack has a light on the back that blinks
when it’s dark outside.
Breanna B and Princess R
G-N17/18* Madison T-shirts
This kid business is selling t-shirts to 4th and 5th
graders in our school.
Tiffani R, Elena Y and Tamika G
B-W25 Pocket Pillow
It holds teeth and other items.
David M
G-O13/14* Volunteering with the Elderly
These girls completed volunteer work that involved
the elderly in our community.
Natasha N, Jayla B, Antigone B and Bukurija M
B-W26 North Winds
It cools your head.
Logan K and Brandon R
G-O15/16* “Game On” Arcade
This video arcade is only for kids aged 5 to 17.
Bobby T, Elizabeth E and Deng G
B-W27 Brain Scanner 3000
Helps search your brain for lost thoughts.
Aaron N
Madison Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Vannote, 5th Grade
B-W28 Handle Helper
Helps the elderly get up.
Christian N
G-O17/18* Mountain Fizz
This is a new kind of soda.
Chelsey C, Karri S and Adelisa B
B-Y25 Measuring Cup 3000
Tall, thin, collapsable measuring cup.
Kristina K
B-X19 Giroid Tooth Brush
Toothbrush that squirts water in your mouth so you
use less water.
Elliot L
G-O19/20* Comfort-ator
This hand dryer massages hands while it dries.
Alex M, Sydney C, Jay F and Wyatt S
B-Y27 Paw Paw Revolution
Exercise program for your pets.
Audrey L
B-X20 TiffanTori Art Organizer
Organizes your art supplies.
Victoria R and Tiffany K
B-Y24 Easy Feed
It keeps cat food fresh and the cat cannot tip it over.
Beth R
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G-O21/22* Find-It
This micro-chip sticks to items and uses a remote
control to find the item.
Jacob W, Cesar M and Isaiah S
G-O23/24* Bookmarks for Cancer
These bookmarks are created and sold at our school
to raise money for the St. Jude’s Children’s Research
Hospital.
Michelle A,Taya N, Paola H and Mandy D
G-O25* Stress Reliever
This mask relieves stress.
Grace A and Josh G
Y-F20 Kitty Flusher
Trains cat to use the toilet.
Ivy B
Y-F21 Beauty Holder
Organizes beauty equipment: mirror, brush, curling iron, etc.
Hanna C
Y-F12 R-C3
Handles that help people with back problems get in
and out of chairs.
Emma L
Y-F13 Megopencil
Metal attached to a pencil, making it easier to find
lost pencils with a magnet.
Ashlynn S
G-O26* Notebook Clock
This is a notebook with a wooden cover with a
built-in clock.
John N and Jarod J
Y-F22 DPS-Deluxe Pooper Scooper
Pooper scooper that carries all the essentials: mini
garbage bags, box of gloves, etc. It is collapsible
for easy storage.
Jenna T
Y-F14 Cleanup Buddy
Device that holds bag open during cleanup. It eliminates
a person having to hold the bag open.
Ben W
G-O27* Animal Waste Picker-Upper
This box has wheels to transport animal waste.
Tracy F and Katie O
Y-F23 Help Belts
Belt that carries your water bottle, suntan lotion, and
other essentials. It leaves your hands free!
Peyton B
Y-F15 Cosmo Tester
It will test cosmetics without testing them on animals.
Marydith P
G-O28* Motorized Skateboard
This skateboard runs on batteries.
Christian H and Arnold R
Y-F24 Super Reacher
Use a wire and magnet to get objects out of your
disposal and pipes.
Dan R
Y-F16 Sleek Shoes
Device to clean your muddy shoes.
Lindsey M
McKinley Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Hardie, 5th Grade
Y-E19 Paint Dryer
Paint Dryer hangs where needed to dry paint or
other items.
Ava L
Y-E20 Doggy Dish Delight
Special dish that gives out portions of dog food
and water.
Nathan P
Y-E21 BIX
Box attached to your bike to carry items.
Mark A
Y-E22 Fish Clamp
Fish net that allows you to catch fish faster.
Lukas M
Y-E23 Bug Squisher
Squish bugs without having to get out of your chair.
Bug catcher on a long handle.
Kassie H
Y-E24 Ball Blaster
The Ball Blaster feeds balls for your dog to go catch
and fetch.
Christian B
Y-E25 Bottle Holder
The Bottle Holder hooks the bottles to the racks in
your refrigerator.
Amanda R
Y-E26 Clothing Holder
The Clothing Holder sorts clothing into manageable
order. Socks, shorts and t-shirts have their specific
places.
DesaRae S
Y-E27 Laundry Detergent Testing
Tested the effectiveness of name brand detergents,
plus invented my own laundry detergent.
Victor L
Y-E28 Cat Food Catcher
Specialized cat food bowl that catches the spilled cat
food so there isn’t a mess on the floor.
DeAnna P
Y-F25 Anti-Mess Kitchen Cleaner
Cleans up dirt on the kitchen floor.
RJ G
Y-F26 Puppy Bathroom Treat
Device that directs a dog to go to the bathroom in
certain places by giving the dog a treat as a reward
for complying.
Madison I
Y-F27/28 No Clutter-Savannah’s
Hanger Tags
Tags that sort and organize your clothes.
Savannah M
McKinley Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Issendorf, 5th Grade
Y-E13 Animal Warmer
Device to keep small animals warm.
Kylee B
Y-E14 Dog Massage
Vibrating mat to place in a dog bed to give a dog
a massage.
Palmer O
Y-E15 Safety Stick
Trying to make the bed for the top bunk of a bunk
bed is difficult to do while balancing on a ladder.
The Safety Stick reaches to help smooth the covers
on the far side of the bunk.
Brianna P
Y-E16 Side to Side
It’s a sweeper on one side and a rake on the other.
Ricky Z
Y-E17 Kid Alarm
When a child is in the back seat of a vehicle an
alarm sounds when the driver door opens to remind
the adult.
Cylie A
Y-E18 P2
It’s a pen and pencil together.
Ridge J
Y-F11 Switcher
Hook to reach and turn off the light switch when
you are in bed.
Lexi O
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Y-F17 Comfy Rung
Aids painters or persons who spend a lot of time on
a ladder. The foam cushions your foot to make it
more comfortable to stand on.
Megan W
Y-F18 Octo-Organizer
Holds and organizes jewelry.
Shanda H
Y-G11 Cat Comb
Cat Comb tunnel to send your cat through to self-comb.
Kelsie H
Y-G12 Cart-n-Go
Belt attached to wagon to assist person in hauling
heavy items.
Emily O
Y-G13 Bring With
Container to help organize items to transport from
one place to another.
Sarah B
Y-G14 Dog Feet Washer
Device to clean the dirt of dog’s paws as they enter
the house.
Cedar R
Nativity Elementary School, Fargo
Mrs. Elliott, 5th Grade
Y-B28* Super Mega Awesome Coat
Here is a special type coat with a pop holder that
keeps your pop cold. There are ear phones glued in
so you can listen to music and a cushioned pocket
to protect your MP3 player.
Peter S and Sabby P
Y-C22* D.O.G.
It is a desk on the go! It has plexiglass for writing
and the paper sticks to it. The bag has removable
dividers and a place for all your supplies.
Alexa B and Hannah K
Y-C23* T.S.H.
This organizes a teacher’s desk. There are two paper
trays and a bookcase. The top one is for supplies,
and there is a built in pencil sharpener and holder.
The bottom one is for papers.
Ashley H and Macey M
Y-C24* Fuzzy Pencils
These are comfortable for your hands, and you can
get them in different colors. When you write, your
hands won’t hurt or cramp. The whole pencil is
colorful.
Laila K and Khristian C
Y-B23* Nicy Tidey
Nicy Tidey is helpful because it dries your wet
clothes in one piece instead of a hanger over here
and one far away from it. It dries clothes with all
the hangers you need.
Joseph T and Gabby R
Y-C25* Musical Headbands
These head bands have speakers so you can listen
to music. They are very comfortable and don’t
fall out.
Danielle H and Talia D
Y-B24* Super Bowl Supreme
The Super Bowl Supreme allows the user to have
a container for two bottled drinks and any food.
Popcorn with chips and dip are the main foods. You
can have all of that in one single spot.
Ben H and Adam W
Y-C26* Smooth Walker
When you’re rolling your bag through an airport,
this invention will prevent your bag from hitting
your feet. When you get on the plane, you can flip
it back into place.
Tyler B
Y-B25* The Bruise Bumper
The Bruise Bumper covers cuts like a band-aid and
keeps your cut from sticking to your clothes. Then,
when you take it off, it doesn’t hurt like when you
take off a band-aid.
Kacie B
Y-C27* Stick ‘n Clip
When you’re driving in your car and your purse is in
the middle, it always falls and spills all over. I made
this to clip on your purse so it will not fly all over.
Tanner B
Y-B26* Furniture 4 Webkinz
Furniture 4 Webkinz is foam with cloth sprayed onto
it to make furniture. I have made a chaise lounge,
four chairs and two beds so far.
Katie N
Y-C28* Drain Away
Drain Away takes the water that drips from a water
cooler and brings it down a tube into a bucket so it
can be re-used or poured down the drain.
Nick K
Y-B27* Stick Cones
Stick Cones won’t slide around during gym if you
bump into them. They’ll stick where you put them!
But, if you kick them, it won’t prevent them from
tipping over.
Summer K and Elizabeth E
Ms. Kaiser, 4th Grade
Mr. Markwardt, 4th Grade
Y-A25 Dirty Diaper Solution
The Dirty Diaper Solution is a great thing for parents
with kids that still wear diapers. All you have to do
is, when the child goes, you open the flap, take off
the top pad and then shut the flap. It’s a great way to
save time and money (plus it isn’t as gross).
Kaitlyn K
Y-A19/20 Stix Trix
Stix Trix are designed to improve your stick handling
skills for hockey. Stix Trix are much smaller than
cones so they won’t tip over! They also have grippers
on the bottom so they won’t slide. They can pretty
much go anywhere!
Riley G
Y-A26* Comfy Headbands
The Comfy Headbands stay in with a hair clip and
are comfy by the ears. When you’re doing activities,
it doesn’t fall out when you run and you can wear it
all day without a headache.
Sabrina K and Sophie B
Y-A21 Eat It All
Our invention is for people who really like to eat
healthy. Our chart shows how to eat foods like
veggies or fruit.
Katherine G and Jamie M
Y-B19* S C B W
The S C B W is for elders or the blind in the shower.
There is a grip on the bottles so people do not drop
slippery bottles in the shower. We put braille on the
bottles so the blind know what they are using.
Patrick T and Zach N
Y-B20* Counting Picks
Counting Picks is a very exciting game. It is a hands-on
game. Anyone can play this amazing game.
Shayne D
Y-A22 The Ultimate Dispenser
With this invention, it is easy to get a napkin or hand
towel when you need one. After you pull a napkin
or towel out of the dispenser, another one comes out
so it’s ready for the next time you need one.
Andrea V and Hannah A
Y-A23 WII Organize
WII games, controllers and console can get very
messy. Our invention will help keep all of this
organized in a nice basket. This will keep kids and
parents happy.
Emily A and Abby K
Y-B21* Fruit Cutting Made Easy
Once you use Fruit Cutting Made Easy, you’ll never
want to go back to that hard, two-handed apple
cutter. Just put the fruit under the cutter and push.
In seconds, you have cut fruit.
Will K
Y-A24 Trivanopo Life
It is a game that is three games in one.
Austin E and Sam M
Y-B22* Bed Head Be Gone
Bed Head Be Gone is a 2-in-1 step brush. With it,
you brush your hair and spray conditioner at the
same time.
Greg O and Levi L
Y-A01* The Extra Hand
When you are trying to get your leaves in the bag,
wouldn’t it be nice to have an “Extra Hand”? This
is The Extra Hand that will hold your leaf bag open
for you, making your job much easier!
Eric P
Mrs. Riveland, 5th Grade
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Y-A02* Lotions ‘n Potions
A variety of lotions that represent the different
seasons.
Bailey K and Abby A
Y-A03* The Boss
The Boss makes it easier for you to brush AND
floss your teeth!
Aly C and Payton T
Y-A04* Water Purification Tower
A portable purification system that purifies your tap
drinking water at a fraction of the cost of bottled
water!
Grace D and Cassi D
Y-A05* The Crusher
The Crusher crushes plastic bottles and saves space
in your recycling bin.
Danny S
Y-A06* Doggy Cast Protector
The Doggy Cast Protector will keep your dog’s cast
dry even when your pet is in a wet environment.
Max R
Y-A07 Mini Hockey
This is a mini version of floor hockey. It promises
many hours of fun!
Aidan H and Michael K
Y-A08 One-Timer Extravaganza
This is the trainer all hockey players have been
waiting for. A self-trainer for the perfect one-timer
shot!
Jack C and Tristan H
Y-A09* Ball Saver
Don’t you hate it when you are playing basketball
in the driveway and the ball rolls out into the street?
The Ball Saver will catch your basketball BEFORE
it reaches the street!
Alex C
Northern Cass Elementary School
Hunter
Mrs. Tegtmeier, 6th Grade
G-N09/10 Taco Tape
My invention is Taco Tape. Taco Tape is a food
tape that can be used to tape your taco shut so the
filling stays inside. Once you have all your favorite
fillings inside your hard or soft taco shell, you then
take the Taco Tape and use it to tape your taco or
burrito closed so the fillings stay put with each bite.
It can also come in a wide variety of flavors so you
can have additional flavors like salsa, hot sauce or
sour cream, to your taco depending on what your
tastes are.
Adam S
Robert Asp Elementary School
Moorhead
Mr. Brandt, 5th Grade
G-O01 The Sharpener 3000
This will help hold things like erasers and pencils.
Curtis M
G-O02 Clothes Crimper
Clothing designs that are crimped.
Jessa G
G-O03 Why You Should Brush Your Teeth
How tooth decay is caused and why we should
brush our teeth!
CaleighAnn F
G-O04 Homework Timer
Some people have trouble getting their homework
done-this will help!
Keith L
G-M22 Warm Wheel
It will make your steering wheel as warm or as cool
as you want it.
Olivia W
G-O05 The Cool Organizer
A way to organize my American Girl clothes and
accessories.
Kassidi S
G-M23 The Fruit Cutter
Push a button and fill your cup with fruit.
Anahi S
G-O06 Pen People
People made from pens!
Jordan N
G-O07 Candle Scenery
Using candles to make a scene!
Morgan D
G-O08 Recycled Shirt
Reusing materials to make shirts.
Tiffany N
G-O09 The Volcano
How to make a volcano!
Tyler I
G-M24 The Fingerprint Locker
When you forget your combination for your lock,
put your finger on the print sensor and it opens in
seconds.
Toyiana H
G-M25 Packer Snacker
Make your own snack using Chex, pretzels,
marshmallows and almond bark. Dip it in food color
and you have the Packer Snacker.
MaKayla H
G-M26 The Cookie Maker
The ultimate cookie maker that makes baking
easier.
Aliya J
G-O10 Automatic Paint Brush Cleaner
Used to clean paint brushes, automatically!
Zach S
G-M27 Treat Tosser
Treat your dog with Treat Tosser. Dogs love to catch
their treat and this keeps them active.
Noah S
G-O11 Home Pharmacist
For those who have trouble remembering their
medication.
Grady R
G-M28 Squeez-a-brush
It’s a hairbrush that has the detangling spray already
in it. All you have to do is squeeze the handle.
Abbi S
G-O12 Solar Powered Car
It helps save the Earth and natural habitats.
Zach M
Moorhead
Mr. Durand, 4th Grade
G-P01 The Last Tomb
Ethan N and Gregory J
G-P02 Survival Pack
Zan F and Anthony J
G-P03 Football Launcher
Ignacio M
G-P04 Rocket Launcher
Tanner W and Hunter S
G-P05 Magnamits
Angela H
G-P06 Zip-Tight
Jenna P
G-P07 Soarin’ Sticks
Alyssa P
Moorhead
Mr. Larson, 4th Grade
G-M19/20 The Extreme Snowcone Maker
Make a snowcone or snowball. Either way, the
Extreme Maker is unique.
McKenna T
G-M21 Hi-Tech Entertainment
It is a keyboard, TV and computer all in one.
Nicole A
G-N19/20 Hanger Table
Make a table just using hangers.
Jasmine H
G-N21/22 The Hanger
A different way to carry your clothes. Just put your
hand on the handle to carry the clothes anywhere.
Allie H
G-N23 Peanut Butter/Jelly Stick
If you are on the go you can have a Peanut Butter/
Jelly Stick in your car or place of work. A great
snack for those on the go.
Sydney B
G-P09 Sleepover Toothbrush
It is a toothbrush with traveling size toothpaste
attached. We made this invention because a lot
of people forget toothpaste when going over to
sleepovers.
Kiana L and Anna C
G-P10 Sponge Shoes
Sponge shoes are shoes that have sponges on the
bottom of them. They are for cleaning the floors.
Instead of getting down on your hands and knees,
you could just walk around in your Sponge Shoes.
Try it! It’s much easier!
Callie H
G-P11 Home Made Puppy Treats
I will make all natural, safe and yummy puppy treats!
Casimira B
G-P12 Busy Engineer
This is an invention for babies and families who like
trains! Since I haven’t seen any walkers or bouncers
that are train shaped, I came up with this product that
is part busy box and part chair.
Joshua Z
G-P13/14 Toyigami
All of the fun of origami and more!
Ray S and Alex H
G-P15 The Glove Dryer
Tired of wet, soggy gloves? Use this product for
an easier and faster way to dry your gloves!
Jason S
Moorhead
Mr. St. Louis, 5th Grade
G-N28 Solar Dog Dish
It keeps water warm in the winter while the dog
is outside.
Austin N
Roosevelt Elementary School, Fargo
Mr. Deyle, 5th Grade
G-N24 Banana Peeler
It peels a banana without making the top a slimy mess.
Zach E
Y-I01 Metal Buddies
Jacob B and Jake H
G-N25 Easy Opener
When your hands are full, all you do is push the
pedal and open the fridge.
Luke D
Y-I02 What Kind of Pain Reliever
Works the Fastest?
Kristin K
G-N26 The Extreme Stuffed Animal
The stuffed animal that can tell bedtime stories, turn
lights on or off and even glows in the dark. Kids
will love it.
Connor S
Y-I03 Shoelace Protector
Brandon S
G-N27 The Healer
If you have a cut, use The Healer and it won’t hurt
anymore.
Tevan W
Y-I05/06 Fuzzy Air Slippers
Chandler O
Moorhead
Mrs. Lee-Falk, 4th Grade
G-P08 Leaf and Ice-Free Dog Water Bowl
Dogs that have a kennel outside often have leaves
or ice in the bowl of water. With my invention, that
won’t happen anymore!
Samantha M
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Y-I04 The Amazing Ice Shovel
Darius H
Y-I07 Pocket Pillow
Kaytlin D
Y-I08 The Amazing Hammer
Zane T and Chris T
Y-I09/10 Remarkable Marker Filler
Adam H and Caleb L
Y-I11 Desk Catcher
Cruz S
Y-I12 Portable Beverage Filler
Tevon C
The Sheet Holder
Y-I13/14 Cameron K
Y-I15 Medical Mysteries of Taste
Kacey P
Y-I16 Make-Your-Way Jewelry
Kaitlyn S and Hailey S
Y-I17/18 Christal M
Temperature Cups
Y-I19/20 Kami H
The Print Stamping Tool
Y-I21 The Shoe Tying Song
Brittany Q
Y-I22 Hockey Helper
Clay H
Y-I23-24 Connor R
Dishwater Squirt Gun
Y-I25 Portable Bathroom Organizer
Austin W
Y-I26 Swimming Solution
Megan H and Grace H
Y-I27/28 Tolgonai I
Magic of Art
South Elementary School
West Fargo
Mr. Borgmann, 5th Grade
G-N11 Innovation in Marketing
Healthy Food to Children
The project will present ways to popularize healthy
food among children. The “new ways” will be easy
to implement and will make healthy food more
attractive to children.
Rit B
G-N12 Can a Potato Power an
Electric Pencil Sharpener?
I will test to see if a potato could power an electric
pencil sharpener.
Neeraj A
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Moorhead
Mrs. Otten, 4th Grade
G-L13/14* Mick’s Back Scrubber
Make scrubbing your back in the shower easier with
the touch of a button.
Mickinley M
G-L01* Scooter Pouch
The Scooter Pouch allows you to carry things without
getting hurt.
Alexis H
G-L15* Small Dog Carrier
If you want to bring your dog to the park, but don’t
want to walk, use this carrier and attach it to a
scooter or bike.
Taylor S
G-L02* Toe Go Hockey
The Toe Go Hockey is an easy way to pick up pucks.
Eli J
G-L03* Baseball Bat Sling
The Baseball Bat Sling will help you to hold your bat
when you ride your bike to baseball practice.
Eon T
G-L04* Popcorn Mixer
This Popcorn Mixer will help distribute your
popcorn seasonings evenly, not just at the top.
Grace R
G-L05/06* Ri’s Game
Use this sling shot to hit the targets.
Riley O
G-L07* Wabbit Feeder
Need an easy way to feed your rabbit? This is the
item for you. Simply pull a string and watch the
food drop into a bowl.
Alex T
G-L08* The Melton Jewelry Organizer
This is a special organizer that keeps all of your
jewelry untangled and easy to find.
Melissa G and Peighton G
G-L09/10* Guess Who Presidents
This game allows you to learn about the presidents.
Alex V
G-L11* The Double Dog
This invention will make it easier for you to feed
your dog. You will no longer have to bend down to
feed or water your pet.
Araceli F
G-L12* Theater Buddy
Attach this to the front of a movie theater seat to
hold your goodies from the concession stand. You
will no longer have to worry about kicking over
your pop or popcorn.
Landon L and Josh O
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G-L16* Nicki’s Neat Organizer
This organizer will hold all of your everyday morning
bathroom supplies.
Nicole M
G-L17/18* Super Zapper
This invention has a sweet scent so when the insect
lands on it, it will zap.
Matthew H and Nick C
G-L19/20* Fish Saver
When you’re ice fishing, do you often lose your fish
down the hole? The Fish Saver will prevent this
from happening.
Annie W
G-L21* Sarah’s Super-Duper Soaper
This invention organizes and dispenses laundry soap.
Sarah J
G-L22* Make-up Cooler
The Make-up Cooler allows you to carry your make-up
in your purse with you without it melting.
Mikayla M
G-L23/24* Kyle’s Easy Cutter
Kyle’s Easy Cutter makes cooking and cutting easier.
Kyle M
G-L25* Parker’s Dog Feeder
Tip the bucket and watch the dog food slide in a tube
to the dog dish.
Parker S
G-L26* Camping Buddy
The Camping Buddy helps you organize your
camping things.
Becky W
G-L27* Strap Stopper
The Strap Stopper is an “un-tie-able” shoe. It won’t
untie until you want it to.
Morgan S
G-L28* Lazy Laundry
Have a laundry chute? Use the Lazy Laundry to
transfer laundry from room to room.
Kennedi M
Participating Schools & Teachers (As of April 26, 2008)
Aurora Elementary School
West Fargo, ND
Mr. Adamson, 5th Grade
Mr. Braun, 5th Grade
Ms. Peterson, 5th Grade
Bennett Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Belgarde, 5th Grade
Ms. Bergeson, 5th Grade
Ms. Dietz, 4th Grade
Mrs. Hanson, 5th Grade
Mrs. Wacha, 5th Grade
Carl Ben Eielson Middle School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Longthorne, 6th Grade
Centennial Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mrs. Benedict, 5th Grade
Mrs. Henegar, 5th Grade
Mr. Steier, 5th Grade
Mrs. Suda, 5th Grade
Ms. Ziegler, 5th Grade
Cheney Middle School
West Fargo, ND
Mrs. Bestge, 6th Grade
Mrs. Brekke, 6th Grade
Mrs. Davis, 6th Grade
Mrs. Haug, 6th Grade
Mrs. Holaday, 6th Grade
Mrs. Klabunde, 6th Grade
Mrs. Klenow, 6th Grade
Mrs. Olson, 6th Grade
Mr. Olson, Jr., 6th Grade
Mrs. Peterson, 6th Grade
Mrs. Schauer, 6th Grade
Ms. Welle, 6th Grade
Clara Barton Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Hochgraber, 5th Grade
Mrs. Moser, 5th Grade
Ms. Sigurdson, 5th Grade
Dakota Montessori School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Lehmann, 4th, 5th & 6th Grade
Dilworth Glyndon Felton Schools
Glyndon, MN
Mrs. Sunde, 6th Grade
West Fargo, ND
Mrs. Brothen, 5th Grade
Ms. Brown, 5th Grade
Mrs. Haugo, 5th Grade
Mrs. Kummer, 5th Grade
Ellen Hopkins Elementary School
Moorhead, MN
Ms. Lee, 4th Grade
Mrs. Leitheiser, 4th Grade
Mrs. Saarion, 4th Grade
Mrs. Swanson, 4th Grade
Hawley Elementary School
Hawley, MN
Mrs. Baxter, 5th Grade
Mr. Keller, 5th Grade
Holy Spirit Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Cox, 5th Grade
Ms. Olson, 4th Grade
Home School
Dilworth, MN
Mrs. Carlson, 4th & 6th Grade
Horace Mann Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Drege, 5th Grade
Jefferson Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Dennis, 5th Grade
Mrs. Feske, 5th Grade
Ms. Skjefte, 5th Grade
Kennedy Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. Erickson, 5th Grade
Mrs. Foss, 5th Grade
Mrs. Lura, 5th Grade
L.E. Berger Elementary School
West Fargo, ND
Mrs. Kochmann, 5th Grade
Mr. Peterson, 5th Grade
Mr. Urlacher, 5th Grade
Mrs. Wohlfeil, 5th Grade
Lewis & Clark Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Dronen, 5th Grade
Mr. Foley, 5th Grade
Ms. Rosenvold, 5th Grade
Lincoln Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Dockter, 5th Grade
Mrs. Durbin, 5th Grade
Ms. Lindlauf, 5th Grade
Mrs. Schuldheisz, 5th Grade
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Longfellow Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Ms. DeLaPointe, 5th Grade
Mrs. Nelson, 5th Grade
Mrs. Selberg, 5th Grade
Madison Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Gast, 5th Grade
Mr. Vannote, 5th Grade
McKinley Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mrs. Emery, 4th Grade
Mrs. Hardie, 5th Grade
Mrs. Issendorf, 5th Grade
Mr. Thompson, 4th Grade
Nativity Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mrs. Elliott, 5th Grade
Ms. Kaiser, 4th Grade
Mr. Markwardt, 4th Grade
Mrs. Riveland, 5th Grade
Northern Cass Elementary School
Hunter, ND
Mrs. Tegtmeier, 6th Grade
Oak Grove Lutheran Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mrs. Skajewski, 5th Grade
Mrs. Zimmerman, 4th Grade
Moorhead, MN
Mr. Brandt, 5th Grade
Mr. Durand, 4th Grade
Mr. Larson, 4th Grade
Mrs. Lee-Falk, 4th Grade
Mr. St. Louis, 5th Grade
Roosevelt Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Deyle, 5th Grade
South Elementary School
West Fargo, ND
Mr. Borgmann, 5th Grade
Ms. Lund, 5th Grade
Mr. Malmberg, 5th Grade
Mrs. Spellerberg, 5th Grade
Ms. Wocken, 5th Grade
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Moorhead, MN
Mrs. Otten, 4th Grade
Washington Elementary School
Fargo, ND
Mr. Arneson, 5th Grade
Mrs. Burggraf, 5th Grade
Mrs. Schmiess, 5th Grade
Wellness and Education Center
ND Jump$tart Coalition
The ND Jump$tart Coalition provides literacy
training to the residents of North Dakota.
On display today, will be local
businesses and organizations to
help you with your well being!
The ATA Black Belt Academy focuses on instruction
of Tae Kwon Do, which builds confidence, self
esteem, and heightens physical fitness.
Micahel Beyer and Sara Cvancara
3212 14th Avenue S
Fargo, ND 58103
701-237-6800
atafargo@cableone.net
www.atafargo.com
Boys Scouts of America
Boys Scouts of America is a comprehensive youth
development organization using life skills, the
outdoors, and leadership development.
Nate Erickson and Sheila Remboldt
Northern Lights Council
Boy Scouts of America
301 7th Street S
Fargo, ND 58103
701-293-5011 Fax: 701-293-8653
nerickson@nlcbsa.org
www.nlcbsa.org
Camp Fire USA Northern Star Council
Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth and
future leaders. Stop by this booth to learn more!
Myrna Johnson and Christine Rector
Camp Fire USA Northern Star Council
725 Center Avenue
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-236-1090 Fax: 218-236-1094
campfireusans@juno.com
www.campfireusa.org
Stop by this booth and see a demonstration of
photography equipment from Lifetouch School
Portraits. See what the photographer sees when he
takes your school photos.
Brian Tulibaski, Janelle Silbernagel
and Kim Diedrich
1114 Main Avenue
Fargo, ND 58103
888-543-3868 Fax: 701-232-2326
btulibaski@lifetouch.com
www.lifetouch.com
Laureen Foard
ND Jump$tart Coalition
PO Box 7113
1200 Memorial Highway
Bismarck, ND 58507
701-328-5654 Fax: 701-328-5716
werhardt@nd.gov
www.ndjumpstart.org
NDSCS ~ Nanoscience Technology
The Nanoscience Technology Program offers
students the opportunity to train for high-tech
careers in the exciting new field of nanoscience.
Special areas of study include nanoscience, biofuel
technology, biotechnology, micromanufacturing,
and microelectronics.
Kristi Jean and Cheryl Brown
North Dakota State College of Science Nanoscience Technology
1305 19th Avenue N
Fargo, ND 58102
701-231-6922 Fax: 701-231-6905
kristi.jean@ndscs.edu
www.NDSCSnano.com
Operation Lifesaver
Stop at our booth and play railroad trivia! Do you
know how many people were killed at railroad
crossings in 2006 in the United States? Come in and
give us “your final answer!”
Cynthia Olson and RC Ernst
Operation Lifesaver
501 MN Avenue
Breckenridge, MN 56520
218-643-4994
cynthia.olson@rrvw.net
www.oli.org
Qwest TelecomPioneers
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.
Power Up To Read! is a reading program that
targets 4th and 5th graders as they transition from
“learning to read” to “reading to learn.” This
program helps students build literacy skills, improve
reading comprehension, and build enthusiasm
for reading and learning through an interactive,
multimedia approach.
Daniel Meurrens and Faith Meurrens
Qwest Telecom Pioneers
966 33rd Street S
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-287-8046
fadan@q.com
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RSVP ~ Kids on the Block
The Kids on the Block are a cast of educational
puppets that star in skits designed to teach children
subjects of social concern, such as bullying and
school safety. Since 1977, Kids on the Block has
become an international phenomenon with troups in
the U.S., Hong Kong, Israel, Canada, New Zealand,
Brazil, and many other countries.
Teresa Huff, Jim Martin
Florence Brownlee, and Irene Drussell
RSVP ~ Kids on the Block
3001 11th Street S
Fargo, ND 58103
701-893-9090 Fax: 701-893-9231
teresa.huff@ndsu.edu
http://rsvp.ndsu.nodak.edu
The Urban Plains Center, run by the Metro
Sports Foundation, focuses on their mission of
“enriching youth activities in the Fargo-Moorhead
area through promoting and hosting sporting events
that offer players, coaches, and the community the
opportunity to participate at the highest level of
sportsmanship.”
Sommer Lockhart and Lance Johnson
PO Box 10367
Fargo, ND 58106
701-356-4390
sommer1@upcenterfargo.org
USDA/ARS Red River Valley
Agricultural Research Center
The Red River Valley Agricultural Research Center
is part of the Northern Plains Area, which is part of
the Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department
of Agriculture. Researchers at the Center study the
effects of foreign chemicals in animals; explore new
methods to control plant diseases, perennial weed,
and insect pests; enhance wheat and oat quality;
improve storage characteristics of potatoes and
sugarbeets; and develop improved germplasm for
wheat, barley, sugarbeets, and sunflowers.
Leonard Cook, Gerald Seiler
Grant Harrington, and Theresa Gross
USDA/ARS Red River Valley
Agricultural Research Center
1307 18th Street N
Northern Crop Science Laboratory
Fargo, ND 58105
701-239-1366 Fax: 701-239-1346
leonard.cook@ars.usda.gov
Fargo-Moorhead Curling Club
Learn about the exciting game of Curling and how
you can get involved!
Frank Podoll, Doris Lauf
Bridgette Startz, and Ruth Podoll
Fargo - Moorehead Curling Club
PO Box 212
Fargo, ND 58107
701-232-0341
podoll@co.cass.nd.us
wwew.fmcurling.org
Marketplace for Kids Partners (As of April 26, 2008)
The following contributors are key in making Marketplace for Kids a success.
Please thank them for their commitment to North Dakota’s future!
Underwriter Gold
Underwriter Platinum
Platinum
Gold
Bronze
Bottineau County Commission, Bottineau, ND
Capital Credit Union, Bismarck, ND
Cargill Cares Council, Spiritwood, ND
Central Power Electric Cooperative, Minot, ND
City of Bottineau Gateway Fund, Bottineau, ND
Forward Devils Lake Development Corporation, Devils Lake, ND
ING Employee Giving Program, Minot, ND
Lignite Energy Council, Bismarck, ND
Mid-America Credit Union Association, Bismarck, ND
Mountrail-Williams Electric Cooperative, Inc., Operation Round-Up
Program, Williston, ND
ND Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, Mandan, ND
ND Department of Career and Technical Education, Bismarck, ND
North Star Caviar, Williston, ND
Northern Plains Resource, Conservation & Development Council,
Devils Lake, ND
Pepsi Americas, Inc., Fargo, ND
RD Offutt Company, Community Responsibility Committee, Fargo, ND
Sheyenne James Resource, Conservation & Development Council,
Jamestown, ND
SRT Communications, Minot, ND
Tesoro Refinery & Marketing Co., Mandan, ND
UND Energy & Environmental Research Center, Grand Forks, ND
University of Mary, Bismarck, ND
Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Bismarck, ND
Farmers Union Insurance, Jamestown, ND
Griggs-Steele Empowerment Zone, Inc., Finley, ND
ND Coordinating Council for Cooperatives, Jamestown, ND
Silver
City of Jamestown/Jamestown Civic Center/Jamestown Promotion
& Tourism
City of Grand Forks
Co-Bank, Greenwood Village, CO
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
Minot State University, Bottineau, ND
Minot State University, Minot, ND
National Information Solutions Cooperative, Mandan, ND
University of ND President’s Office, Grand Forks, ND
Williston State College, Williston, ND
Thank you for participating in Marketplace for Kids!
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See you next year ~ May 8, 2009!
Marketplace for Kids Partners (As of April 26, 2008)
Friend
American State Bank & Trust Company, Williston, ND
BEK Communications Cooperative, Steele, ND
Burke-Divide Electric Cooperative, Columbus, ND
Casual for Charity Day, Williston, ND
Citizens Community Credit Union, Devils Lake, ND
ComMark, Inc., Portland, ND
Commercial Bank of Mott, Mott, ND
County Market, Jamestown, ND
Dakota Brands International, Jamestown, ND
Dakota Central Telecommunications Cooperative, Carrington, ND
Devils Lake Area Foundation, Devils Lake, ND
Farm & Ranch Guide, Bismarck, ND
Flash Printing, Bismarck, ND
Flasher Community Credit Union, Flasher, ND
Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corporation, Jamestown, ND
Jamestown Sun, Jamestown, ND
Kmart, Jamestown, ND
McIntosh State Bank, Ashley, 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
ND Telephone Company, Devils Lake, ND
One Stop Rental, Dickinson, ND
Polar Communications, Park River, ND
Retzlaff, Howard and Linda, Bismarck, ND
Rolette State Bank, Rolette, ND
Russel Davis Wholesale, Jamestown, ND
Security First Bank of ND-New Salem, Center, Mandan, ND
Unison Bank, Jamestown, ND
Verendrye Electric Cooperative, Inc., Velva, ND
Western Cooperative Credit Union, Dickinson & Williston, ND
Williston Basin Resource,Conservation & Development Council,
Williston, ND
A Special “THANK YOU ” to the following for making Marketplace for Kids in Region 5 a success!
Regional Partners
RD Offutt Company
Community Responsibility Committee
Fargo, ND
ComMark, Inc., Portland, ND
Concordia College Staff and Volunteers
Region 5 Advisory Leadership Team Members
West Fargo High School Jazz Band
and Director Sue Jordahl
Opening and Closing Ceremony Guests
ND 20061 Air Force Junior ROTC - Fargo
and Commander Chief Master SGT John Evans
Marketplace for Kids Volunteers
Sara Laske
Teachers, Chaperones, Advisors
and School Bus Drivers
Romelle Speral, McKinley Elementary School
Parents, Family and Friends
of our Students
Positive Motion Dance Studio and Patrick Kasper
Class Presenters
School Board Members and Administration
of our Participating Schools
Wellness/Education Center Exhibitors
South East Education Cooperative
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I Wonder...?
1.
I wonder how looking up at the sky is like looking
down into the ocean.
How is it different?
2.
I wonder how come
3.
I wonder where
4.
I wonder if
5.
I wonder who
6.
I wonder why
7.
I wonder what
8.
I wonder
A special “THANK YOU” to Wendy Altendorf for the fun activities included in this Education Guide!
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A special “THANK YOU” to Wendy Altendorf for the fun activities included in this Education Guide!
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2008 region 5 class schedule

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