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TUESDAY DECEMBER 19, 2017

www.MARkETplACEFoRkiDS.oRg

SUCCESS IN A “VIRTUAL WORLD”

Year18

welcome to marketplace for kids


Ellen M. BjellandExtension Agent/Family and Consumer Science NDSU Extension Service – Ward County

Marketplace for KidsAdvisory Leadership Team

Chuck Barney, ChairDirector of Severson Entrepreneurship AcademyMinot State University

Ann MuellerTeacherLewis & Clark Elementary School

Amy WoodbeckProfessional & Community Education Coordina orMinot State University

Featured Speaker United States Senator

John Hoeven R-ND

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For More Informa�tion on Marketplace for Kids Please Contact: Robert Heitkamp, Executive Director [email protected]

106 Mathews St. Mantador, ND 58058 701-242-7744



Sidni Kast-National Anthem

Keynote Speaker/Emcee North Dakota Senator

Randy Burckhard

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Closing Emcee Tom Rafferty

NATIONAL ANTHEMOh, 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!

Currently a Sophmore at Minot State University Studying to become an orthodontist Graduated from Minot High School 2016 with Highest Honors Enjoyed being the Captain of the Girls Swim Team President of the Student CouncilAll-State Choir Member

Tom Rafferty is the Member Services Manager for Verendrye Electric Cooperative. He’s a native of Minot and a graduate of Minot State University and the University of North Dakota. He is married

to Jessa and they have two children.

Schedule of the day

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Marketplace For Kids Education Day Schedule Tuesday December 19, 2017

9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.Please Follow the Schedule that is Printed on Your Name Badge!

9:15 – 9:30

Students, the Tribute Video, along with photos of your Education Day, will be online at www.marketplaceforkids.org. If you would like

a free DVD of the video, please call 1-855-434-KIDS (5437) or email [email protected].

Thank you for participating in Marketplace for Kids! See you next year!

9:30 – 9:50

11:00 – 11:30

11:35 – 12:00

12:00 – 12:25

12:30 – 12:55

1:05 - 1:30

1:40 – 2:00

PRE-OPENING RALLY ENTERTAINMENTSidni Kast-Freshman at Minot State University and former All-State Choir member.

Master of Ceremonies/Keynote Speaker - Randy BurckhardNorth Dakota State Senator

Presentation of Colors MinotAir Force Base Honor Guard

National AnthemSidni Kast-Freshman at Minot State University and former All-State Choir member.

Welcoming RemarksDr. Steve Shirley, President, Minot State University

Opening Rally Featured Speaker Senator John Hoeven-Comments and Welcome(Video)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

All Students Attend Classes(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

All Students Attend Classes(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

ALL Project Students Eat Lunch (Orange Name Badges)

10:00 – 10:25

10:35 – 11:00

Non-Project Students eat lunch (Celery) Non-Project Students View Projects (Maroon)

Non-Project Students eat lunch(Maroon)Non-Project Students View Projects (Celery)

All Students Attend Classes(Check your name badges for your assigned class.)

All Students Attend Classes(Check your name badges for your assigned class.)

Closing RallyMaster of CeremoniesTom Rafferty - Member Services Manager for Verendrye Electric Cooperative

Joe Lukach, Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE)

MusicMinot High Jazz Band under the direction of Pat Schwan

11:10 – 11:35

11:35 – 12:25

Non-Project Students Attend Classes

Project Students Present Projects at Hall of Great Ideas Showcase

Hall of Great Ideas and Teacher Recognition

Marketplacefor Kids 2017-18 Tribute VideoClosing Remarks

thank you & reminders


A Few Reminders…Take good care of your possessions! Marketplace for Kids and Minot State University CANNOT be held responsible for lost or stolen items.

LUNCH: Please have lunch at your scheduled time and clean up after yourself!

QUIET PLEASE! Do not visit in the common areas while classes are in session. Cell phones must be turned OFF when entering classrooms, the opening rally and the closing rally. (This also means NO texting, please!)

OPENING & CLOSING RALLIES: Please be respectful of our invited entertainers and presenters.

NEED HELP? Ask a guide! Wear your name badge over your heart at all times!

The Magic Words for the Day: PLEASE & THANK YOU!

Remember to thank your presenters, teachers, chaperones, bus drivers and other volunteers that help you throughout the day!

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY: Contact your teacher or chaperone.

THANK YOU to the following for making

Marketplace for Kids a Success!

Dr. Steven W. Shirley, President Minot State University

Minot State University Faculty & Students

Marketplace for Kids Minot Area Advisory Leadership Team

Opening and Closing Rally Guests:ND Senator Burckhard

Tom Rafferty

Honor Guard – Colors Team Minot Air Force Base

National AnthemSidni Kast-Freshman at Minot State University

Minot High Jazz Band

US Senator John HoevenComments and Welcome

Featured Speaker

Joe Lukach & Volunteers Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) – Minot

Minot State University Dining Services

Volunteers

Bus Drivers

Media and Technology Crew

Class Activity Presenters

Students, Teachers, Chaperones and Advisors

Parents, Families and Friends of our Students

School Board Members and Administration of Participating Schools

Community Leaders

Sponsors

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project guide


The following list is in order by school, teacher and table number.It includes the name of the project, description and the exhibitor’s name(s).

These projects have received permission to be video taped by Marketplace for Kids.*

Central Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. Ornelas, 6th Grade

Lewis & Clark Elementary School Minot, ND

Mr. T. Klein, 4th Grade

1* Everyday-FormerA robot transformer that looks like an everyday object but can transform into whatever you need help with around the house.Alex S

2* Steppin' Into ActionIts a shoe insert that applies even pressure throughout your foot so it doesn't get sore.LizAnne S

3* Lift-O-MaticMakes it easier to get groceries out of a cart and into a vehicle.Zoe B, Kasey A

10* Wippy Window WhipperIt is a window washer with a motor and a 2 foot stick.Abby S, Abby M

4* School Supply VendorA vending machine that has school supplies available for students to purchase.Kailee A, Helenia D

12* Candy Organizer SafeAn invention that organizes your candy and keeps it cool.Marryn P, Jacqulynn B

9* The Warmer JacketThe one and only jacket with gloves inside. It's so warm, you'll never be cold!Rachelle E, Katie S

13* Warm MittensThese mittens are warmer than regular mittens.Trance S, Seth E

5* ChargelaceNecklace that charges your phone.Kate C

14* School Supply OrganizerThis invention will help organize school supplies.Kinlee C, Ophelia H

15* The Cool JacketThe jacket will keep you cool.Austin E, Trysten F

6* ScaninatorDigital book marker that scans books and tells title and last page read.Olivia C, Ella W

7* Storage Helper StoolPerfect solution for grabbing the hard to reach items in your closet while also acting as a storage solution to help with closet organization.Kinzy W

11* E-Z ShovelThe E-Z Shovel shovels up snow but melts it at the same time. When the snow melts, it puts salt on the ground.Ireland K, Emeline A

8* Electric ShoesThe Electric Shoes are answering shoes. You ask a question, and it will answer anything.Terry M

23* Water Bottle HelperA cup at the bottom of your water bottle so when your water bottle won't fit under the faucet, you can take the cup off and full up the cup and put in your water bottle.Caleah E

18* Sucker SaverIt saves your sucker, if you don't want to finish your sucker.Zoe H, Crisanta P

16* GlamathonA hairbrush with glitter hairspray, ponytails, and bobby pins.Hannah C, Avery D

19* Video Game OrganizerIt is an organizer for video games. If you lose at the video game, you can put them on the first shelf and if you win at the video game you can put them on the bottom.Connor S, Dylan G

20* BackPack BinderA backpack to help keep your papers organized.Elliona H, Leilani K

21* iPod AmplifierSurround sound amplifier for an iPod to go around a game chair.Braydon S

22 Freezer SaverA device that holds the freezer door closed to prevent thawing of the food in the freezer. Jayden T


Ms. McNally, 4th Grade


Ms. Fjeld, 4th Grade

McKinley Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. Morgan, 5th Grade

17* Read TentAt night, if you want to read in your car, here is the read tent. It is a fold up tent that you clip to your car's headrest and unfold. LED lights are on the inside so you can see to read.Owen W, Paul E

Roosevelt Elementary Minot, ND

Mr. Jensen, 5th Grade

24* Blow Drying ShovelIt is a shovel with blow dryers on the end so it can dry the snow while your shoveling.Mara W, Katelyn V

27* Ready! On Your Bookmarks! Get Set! Read!Making bright and colorful bookmarks to sell to anyone who reads.Hunter D, Madisyn J

26* Breakfast BarageEntertainment game that makes eating breakfast fun!Luke T, Kasey O

25* Sweet TreatsMaking and selling baked goods.Payton R, Ethan L

28* Donut DelightSelling homemade donuts and showing that store bought donuts aren't worth the cost.Kennedi K, Brooke V

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Perkett Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. N. Debertin, 4th Grade

Edison Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. S. Gillis, 5th Grade

These projects have received permission tobe video taped by Marketplace for Kids.

29* RC Hockey Play hockey with friends using a remote control (RC) car. Walter L

30* Tip Stop Our project is designed to help kids keep all four legs of their chair on the ground. Gavin T, Holden W

31* Soccer Spring Soccer balls can hurt when you get hit by one. But with the soccer spring your upper legs will be protected. Kaleb L

32* Fire Fighting as a Career What it takes to become a firefighter. K.J. F

33 Life with Seven Fingers Being born with seven fingers presents unique difficulties. One such difficulty is gloves that stay on. This project is about making adaptive gloves for those born with hand deficiencies. Brandon B

34* Rock and Ride A phone and speaker holder for bicycles that allows you to listen to music and use your phone while riding bike. This allows you to listen to music but keep your ears free of headphones so you can listen for people and cars around you. Ella H

35* Safe Sack The Safe Sack combines an every day household item with a secret storage pouch to conceal items. Helena L

36* Sticky Phone Mount It is a phone mount that sticks to a wet or dry surface. So if you are bored in the bath or something you can stick it to the wall and do anything on your phone. Jaidyn W

37* Magnasocks Magnasocks are socks that will attach to each other with a magnet to eliminate the need of folding pairs of socks. Magdelana F

38* Kids Tracker A headband for kids whenever kids get lost but you don't want to buy an i-Phone for them because they are sometimes to young for a phone. So you will put it on your child's head and then download the app and then when they get lost you'll use the app and then it will start to beep and get stronger.Sanoe A

39* Mix-A-Lot An invention to keep bowls in place to help kids in the kitchen with cooking. Riley H

43* Trash To Triumph If you have a fire pit, wood burning stove, or fireplace this invention will help you. It will turn your household paper trash into easy to use fire starters and long burning dense paper logs. Coen S

49* Fanciful Flipper The Fanciful Flipper is a book page flipper that turns your page for you. This item is for people who fancy reading. This superb thing flips the page for you. You can read in the bath or anytime you can't use your hands. I would use this after I have painted my nails or when I take a bath. Kids who have medical disorders that cause them to have no limbs can also use this product. Cynthia S

40* Card Shuffler This project is designed to help people who struggle to shuffle cards. Struggle no more! With the card shuffler you're free to play Rummy all day. Danica K

41* Drone Apple Picker Apple trees can grow over 30 feet tall. Sometimes the best apples are at the very top. A hand-held apple picker can be hard to hold and cannot always reach the top. My invention will allow everyone to get the best apple. Preston S

42* T-Digger The T-Digger will guarantee to dig your tee into the ground with NO snaps or bends. You will never lose your tee during a golf game. Coleman A

44* Shoot Score Repeat An attachment for standard hockey nets. A device that would return the puck to you after you hit it into the net without the need of another player to return it to you. It would allow players to practice without assistance. Owen D,

45* Cooling Collar When dogs go on walks they get hot, so I invented the cooling collar. The cooling collar has a removable ice pack inside. They can wear it anywhere. The ice pack doesn't have to stay in it. Just take the ice pack out, freeze, and put it back in. Rebecca W

47* HAISS (Home Alert Intruder Security System) This is a manual, simple system that requires no electricity, no computer, no WiFi or camera, and uses a trip wire and an air-horn to alert that a intruder has entered your premises! Tate B

48* At My Level Our invention is a high or top shelf that would extend out and lower itself down to a lower level. Jurnee R

46* Brilliant Block It is a sunscreen that sprays on whatever color you buy, and slowly fades as it dries, so you won't miss any skin. It also starts to change back to the original color when it is time to reapply the sunscreen. Kowyn M

50* Basket Counter My project is a basket counter. It records the points that are scored. It is easily visible. It has a sensor plus a camera so it tells the score. It hooks on the back of the hoop. Its easily movable. Dylan H

51* Slide Out Mailbox If you can't reach the mail you can just slide it out to make it easier. If you are a kid you can do it too. All you need to do is pull on the handle and slide it out. Isaac S

52* Lights, Camera, Band-aids! My project is going to help school nurses and secretaries all over the USA. It is an all encompassing first aid 'kit' built as a wall unit. This unit is able to contain all items needed from an ice pack to a fold out bed, when helping children. Therefore, secretaries and nurses will be more organized and able to respond more efficiently to students' health needs.Arriana B 53* Shoot And Pass Hockey Net My project idea is for a hockey net that receives the puck and passes the puck back. Brayden H

54* Phone Holder The Phone Holder is an object that holds your phone when your hands are full. (Only use when talking on the phone.) The Phone Holder is adjustable to fit any phone. It also isn't that expensive, starting at $25.00. Grayson S

55* Eyes Up Cars of the future will need your cell phone to be placed in a box on the dash in order for the car to move. The screen will go cloudy when you drive to eliminate distraction. When in park your phone can be retrieved. Wilson W

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Ms. H. Dewitz, 4th Grade



Ms. S. Gillis, 5th Grade

56* Super Clothes Super Clothes are cloths for everyday of the year. It's good for fall and winter time because there is fur inside and it is good for spring and summer because it looks like sleep clothes. Ivory W

57* Shop and Go Cart Shopping takes too much time and when you think you're done, you've found yourself spending more time to checkout. So I think if we invent a smart cart with a built in scale and scanner shopping will be much easier and time saving.George T


Ms. D. Seopa, 5th Grade

58* Toe Shoe Maker This invention is a touch screen machine that you need chose your size, if you are arched or flat footed, and the color. Then there is a chute that the toe shoe comes out of fresh and already sewed. You will need to fill it with fabric and thread every year. Haleigh C

59* Laundry Buddies My project is an in-home built in laundry chute sorting system. There is a laundry chute in every bathroom and bedroom. My invention sorts clothing by colors and materials. My invention will free up a lot of time for busy families with a lot of laundry. Faith B 60* Solar Light Bulbs Instead of having plain light bulbs and having them burn out all the time, why not put solar panels on the light bulbs.James S

61 Sweet Colored Salt The purpose of my invention is that you can sprinkle it on popcorn and french fries. You can try sugar and salt mixed together. Jeremy F

62* Puck Shot It is an automatic hockey puck passing device. It has different setting including fast pass which passes pucks continuously from the same location and travel pass where it passes you a puck then quickly moves to another location to pass from there. A sensor attached to the hockey stick tells it where to aim. Caleb J 63* The Laundry Launcher Well you take a basket and you take your laundry, roll into a ball, and place into the shovel. You pull back and launch your laundry into the basket. Tylur B

64* Magnet Monsters We would make a body out of wire and strong magnets. In the dark circles on the picture, we would cover the base in faux fur. We would take a big magnet and decorate it. We would make the "Magnet Monster" move to where we want it! Jay M 65* Sock Pocket It's an attachable pocket that is placed on your sock, or any other part of clothing. Mainly to house hand warmers to stay in place. Can also be used to hide money or valuables. Hayden S

66* Forever Lasting Battery I want to create a battery that can run anything that uses electricity with out the battery dying, which everything will only need one form of energy to run on, a battery that will last forever. Kimberly D

67* Sure Fit Shoe Fitter The Sure Fit Shoe Fitter is your answer to poor fitting shoes. This product is designed to keep feet from sliding around any type of shoe. Jeramiah H 68* Car Seat For Dogs Car Seat For Dogs, keep your dog safe in the event of a car accident. Nevaeh C

69* Hair Comb O'geller My project is a comb with a grabber that holds a spray bottle and it helps comb and spray so your hair is straight. Caden W

70* Peel Away Peeling potatoes is always something kids wanna help do. Problem is that its messy and can be a hazard. Concept-safer for kids and contains the peels. Skye B

71* Heated Snow Shovel My project helps get ice up easier. On the bottom of the snow shovel is a heated strip. The strip heats the snow and the ice and melts it. There is a button on the side for you to push to activate the heat strip. Zoei H

72* Hidden Fidget Clip The Hidden Fidget Clip is a fidget holder that holds the fidgets under the desk so the fidget is hidden. The clip will be attached by a sticky to the desk. The velcro will hold the clip to the desk. Adrien L

75* Gummy Cup An innovation that improves the plain old gummy bear and turns it into an edible cup that allows you to eat and drink out of it. Ava A

73* Delicious Cupcakes My project is to create a cupcake business called, "Delicious Cupcakes!" Customers will be able to come and sit to have a cupcake, order cupcakes to go, or order online. Here is the cupcake menu: chocolate chunk, snow white, minty, coffee, red lava, banana, blueberry, vanilla, and strawberry. Madeline N

74* Color Cleaner When someone is coloring or painting they can get marker or paint on their hands. The Color Cleaner is a wipe in a tube that you clip to the marker or paint brush, so if you get marker or paint on your hands you can take the wipe out and clean your hands. Isaac D

76* Page Turner Talk on a speaker to read and turn the page. By the time the sucker is in the middle of the page it will reverse and blow the page to the next. Caden B

79* The Cooking Buddy It is a helpful kitchen aide. If you use The Cooking Buddy you don't have to wash a bunch of dishes because it is all in one. Mylah S

77* Hockey Heater A hockey skate that heats your foot when you are playing in a cold arena. Nathan H

80* Easy To Draw Machine A projector that makes it easier to draw. Kyler W

78* The Viking An innovation on a shopping cart that helps you move quickly in the snow. Evan R

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Ms. Thompson, 5th Grade

81* Lend-A-Hand My project is about a robotic hand. It is called the "Lend-A-Hand." It is to help people with an extra hand but they will be able to mulit-task, and do/hold different things at once. Adrian T

82* Cat Water Bowl This will be a water bowl that prevents the cats from spilling the water on the floor. I will use an enclosed system to isolate the water. This will stop water from being wasted. Logan S

83* The Easy Cord My project has a magnetic cord hooked up to your bumper, so to keep your block heater warm. It will be easy to disconnect and connect to keep it warm. Jameson B

84* Boxing Machine Punch a square target. The gears will turn. It will "punch" back. Derek O

85* Handy Holder The Handy Holder is a mirror. This mirror will have a makeup box on the back. There will also be a popsocket on the back for easy handling and grip, so that all your makeup can fit right in your mirror when your doing your makeup.Jada A

86* Candy Dispenser My project will have candy in the top half of the dispenser. When you pull the slider out of the side candy will fall into the bottom half. Brandon B

87* Roller My plan is to make a portable, easy device that will assist a child or parent when moving large or heavy items from one location to another. It will be a heavy duty metal platform with 4 wheels for easy movement and balance. Emma T

88* Project Unknown Project unknown at time of book printing. Noah A

89* Easy To Pick Up Cards It's really hard to pick up cards so I made cards with magnets in them. Bennett C

90* Hockey Helmet Radio - HHR My project is to help coaches discuss plays and what positions you are going to play without having to use a timeout. Like pulling the goalie, you can tell them at the right time to leave instead 5 minutes later. That way you don't have to many men and get the penalty. Xander S

91* Cord ID This project is a way to keep you're cords organized when you have multiple cords plugged in. Logan F

92* Braces You Put In Yourself Fake teeth, fake gems, paper clips, and super glue. You put the paper clips through the gems, then once the gems are on you super glue the paper clips with the gems on to the teeth. They might be real gems. Samuel L

93* Va-Q Catnator It is a rechargeable robotic vacuuming cat toy device. Play with your kitty while you clean. Ariana H

94* Safety Glove A glove with a light for signaling turns when riding bike at night. Also can be used as headlights. Andrew M

95* Convertible Jacket This jacket is a 3 season jacket and is made of solar panel material and light weight cycle material batteries. The battery and solar panels can power a heater fan to cool you off or charge your phone. There is also a glove compartment and they can dry with the heater on. The last thing it has is a blue-tooth speaker. Addison Q

96* Volleyball Bracelet I want to invent a bracelet that when you play volleyball when you serve, bump, or set it makes the ball go straight. It will help with your volleyball skills. Madison W

97* Bright Shirt A shirt that gives the wearer the ability to not only be seen in the dark, but see in the dark. Nathaniel Z

98* Lego Organizer This helps you organize your Lego bricks by size. This invention will take a bunch of bricks and organize them into size groups. Isaiah B

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participating schools



Ms. Debertin, 4th GradeMr. Dewitz, 5th Grade

Burlington Elementary SchoolBurlington, ND

Ms. Haner, 5th Grade Ms. Quam, 5th Grade

Mr. Brown, 5th Grade


Ms. Sandvold, 4th Grade Ms. Johnson, 4th GradeMrs. Borho, 4th GradeMs. Thompson, 5th Grade Ms. Gillis, 5th Grade Ms. Seopa, 5th Grade

McKinley Elementary School Minot, ND

Mss Waldera, 4th Grade Ms. Morgan, 5th Grade

Our Redeemer’s Christian School Minot, ND

Ms. Jacobsen, 3rd Grade Mss Damiano, 4rd Grade

Roosevelt Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. McHenry, 4th Grade Ms. Carey, 4th GradeMr. Jensen, 5th Grade

Parshall School DistrictParshall, ND

Ms. Sockabasin, 4,5,6,7,8 Grades

Lewis & Clark ElementaryMinot, ND

Mr. Klein, 4th Grade Ms. McNally, 4th Grade Ms. Fjeld, 4th Grade

Washington Elementary School Minot, ND

Ms. Zietz, 4th Grade Ms. Schlecht, 4th Grade

Underwood School Underwood, ND

Ms. Driessen, 11-12th Grades

Dakota Memorial School-Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch

Minot, ND

Mr. Hvidsten, 8th Grade Mr. Seibert, 8th Grade

Central ElementaryTioga, ND

Ms. Ornelas, 6th Grade

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McLean Electric Cooperative, Inc. - GarrisonNorth Dakota Telephone Company - Devils Lake

Northern Plains Electric Cooperative - OperationRound Up - Carrington Polar Communications - Park River

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State Bank of BottineauAmerican Legion-Hankinson

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