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Welcome to Marketplace for Kids Welcome Letters/ALT Members Schedule of the Day Class Presenters Project Floor Map Project Guide 22 Years of Innovation Participating Schools/Teachers MKF Sponsors Campus Map 12

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Let the Gears ofInnovation INSPIRE You!

Igniting the Spirit of Innovation!

StudentS, PleaSe take your guide home and Share your exPerience with family and friendS!

YE A RS OFINNOVATION

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Welcome to Marketplace for Kids 2015!

What an exciting time to be part of Marketplace for Kids. North Dakota’seconomy is thriving, giving our talented youth a growing number of opportunities in our greatstate. Entrepreneurship plays an important part in our success today and will become even more important in our success tomorrow.

I commend your entrepreneurial spirit. North Dakota was built on this same spirit– the successful creation and development of ideas. North Dakota is proud and fortunate to have such progressive and creative young people.

Thank you to the numerous volunteers, businesses, and organizations that are dedicated to the success of Marketplace for Kids 2015. You are making a real difference.

Best wishes and enjoy your day!

Sincerely,

First Lady

welcome to marketPlace for kidS!

Marketplace for KidsAdvisory Leadership Team

Clint Reinoehl, ChairMarketplace for Kids

Board of Directors Member

Dwight OlsonVolunteer

Annie’s House - Bottineau

Glenda FauskeInformation and Education

Coordinator NDSU-North Dakota Forest Service

Cynthia JellebergExecutive Director

North Central Education Cooperative

Karla MattsonExtension Agent

NDSU Extension Service Bottineau

Denise SchroeterInteractive Video Assistant

Dakota College at Bottineau

Mike CerkowniakEducator

Belcourt Middle School

Rachael Buss Program Coordinator

Annie’s House - Bottineau

Steve WatsonCounty Sheriff

Bottineau County Sheriff ’s Department

Janeen PollmanBookstore Manager


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MARKETPLACE FOR KIDS EDUCATION DAY

TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 2017 9:15 AM - 2:00 PM

Schedule of the day

national anthem

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!

PleaSe follow the Schedule that iS Printed on your name Badge!

9:15 AM – 9:30 AM Pre-oPening rally entertainmentMarketplace for Kids MusicoPening rally

9:30 AM – 9:50 AM

master of ceremonies/opening remarks Janeen PollmanBookstore ManagerDakota College at Bottineau

national AnthemRegan James, Bottineau High School

Welcoming remarksDr. Jerry Migler, Campus Dean, Dakota College at Bottineau

opening rally guest Speaker“My Experience at Marketplace for Kids”Clint ReinoehlMarketplace for Kids Board Member announcements

MARKETPLACE FOR KIDSOpening Song

National Anthem

Regan Leigh James was born in Devils Lake, ND to David James and Jessica Whetter. She moved to Bottineau in 2011 to live with her grandfather, Joe Whetter, and is currently a 7th grader at Bottineau School. Regan enjoys school and is an excellent student. She sings soprano in the school choir, plays baritone sax in the band and is learning the guitar. She enjoys musical performances and entertaining an audience, but also likes to play basketball and volleyball. Regan has no brothers or sisters, but she has a golden retriever named Ginger. She plans to continue singing as part of her future plans but also wants to pursue a college degree in veterinary medicine.

Presentation of ColorsCadette Girl Scout Troop #10084Megan Wall, Bella Saykally, Isa Schoenborn, Jacki Wolhart, Aleah Mattern, Jasmine Minnerup, Olivia Lindquist, Tori Cunningham, Jasmine Lemmer, Myranda Carver

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Welcome & Encouraging remarksUS Senator Heidi HeitkampVia Video



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Take good care of your possessions! Marketplace for Kids and Dakota

College at Bottineau 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

guests 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. If you cannot find your teacher or

chaperone, go to the Volunteer Center. (Someone will be there at all times.)

a few

reminders . ..

Schedule of the day

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!

10:00 AM – 10:25 AM all StudentS – attend claSS(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

10:35 AM – 11:00 AM all StudentS – attend claSS(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

11:00 AM – 11:30 AM ProJect StudentS – eat lunch (Orange Name Badges)

11:10 AM – 11:35 AM grouP 1 & 2 StudentS – attend claSS (Celery & Maroon Name Badges)

11:35 AM – 12:25 PM ProJect StudentS – hall of great ideas Showcase (Orange Name Badges)

Please remember to stay at your project during this time. Volunteers willbe stopping to visit your project and award you a participation ribbon.

11:35 AM – 12:00 PM grouP 1 StudentS – eat lunch (Maroon Name Badges)

grouP 2 StudentS – View ProJectS (Celery Name Badges)

12:00 PM — 12:25 PM grouP 1 StudentS – View ProJectS (Maroon Name Badges)

grouP 2 StudentS – eat lunch(Celery Name Badges)

12:30 PM – 12:55 PM all StudentS – attend claSS(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

1:05 PM – 1:30 PM all StudentS – attend claSS(Check your name badge for your assigned class.)

1:30 PM – 1:40 PM Pre-cloSing rally entertainmentMarketplace for KidsMusic

1:40 PM – 2:00 PM cloSing rally master of ceremonies

Janeen PollmanBookstore ManagerDakota College at Bottineau

hall of great ideas & teacher recognition Janeen PollmanBookstore ManagerDakota College at Bottineau

marketplace for kids 2015 tribute Video Brayden HeitkampWyndmere High School

closing rally entertainmentMarketplace for Kids Music

closing remarks

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!

GenerAL scHeduLe for THe dAy

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claSS PreSenterS

cLAss A: What "Wood"You Make With A Tree?

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Nelson Bldg C, Room 103Glenda FauskeInformation and Education Coordinator NDSU-North Dakota Forest Service [email protected]/ndfs

cLAss B: Fun With Fair Advertising

Beth FeldnerMarketing Dir. North Dakota State [email protected]

cLAss c: See Tracks? Think Train!

cLAss H: Power Plant Puzzle

Presenter: Eric HegstromNorth Dakota Operation [email protected]/operationlifesaver

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Nelson Bldg C, Room 125

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


cLAss D: Run For Your Life!

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Racquetball Court, Bldg. A Thatcher Hall

Presenter: Cherry Heinz, Physical Education Teacher & CoachNew Rockford-Sheyenne [email protected]

cLAss f: Fish And Salad10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM,

12:30 PM, 1:05 PMNelson Bldg C, Room 105

Presenter: Keith Knudson, InstructorDakota College At Bottineau [email protected]

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building F, DCB Shop Room A

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building B, Thatcher Hall Room 1

Presenter: Carla PalczewskiNorth Dakota Energy [email protected]

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


Presenter: Rachael Buss, Program Coordinator Annie’s [email protected]

Presenter: Jamason Engelstad, Border Patrol AgentU.S. Border [email protected]

Presenters: Sarah Gessner, Data Mgt. Chelsey Schafer, Data Mgt. Randall Heck, Data Mgt. Heather Milbrath, MarketingGooseneck [email protected]@gooseneckimp.com www.gooseneckimplement.com

Presenters: Jeff Soland, Assistant Fire Chief Aiden Clark, Ambulance [email protected]

Presenters: Mae StreichTM Community Development [email protected]

Presenter: Katie Saykally High School Fine Arts TeacherDunseith Public [email protected]

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building A, Thatcher Hall Room McMaster

cLAss P: Help! I Need Somebody

cLAss N: Border Patrol

cLAss M: A House Built by a Dream

cLAss I: Tourism, Embracing the Turtle Mountain Region

cLAss J: Using Creative Thinking and Problem Solving To Find

Multiple Solutions

Presenter: Kent Ellis, TeacherND Energy [email protected]

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building A, Thatcher Hall Room 2225

cLAss K: Learn All About Running a Greenhouse!

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Greenhouse, Building E, Molberg Center Presenter: Mike Baier, Greenhouse TechnicianDakota College at [email protected]

cLAss G: WIRED: Using Tools To Make Keychains

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building A, Thatcher Hall Holmberg Room

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


cLAss Q: Cooking With The Chef

cLAss O: North Dakota Agriculture and Precision AG

cLAss R: Lessons About Money

cLAss L: Drone Discovery

Presenter: Karla Mattson, Extension Agent-Bottineau CountyNDSU Extension [email protected] www.ag.ndsu.edu/bottineaucountyextension

10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM


10:00 AM, 10:35 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:05 PM

Building F, DCB Shop, Room BPresenter: Karen Anderson, BSA Officer at State Bank of BottineauNorth Dakota Jumpstart [email protected]

Presenter: Austin O’hara, Executive Chef [email protected]

Hall of Great Ideas Showcase:11:30 a.m.- 12:25 p.m.


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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).

Ely Elementary Ms. Corinne Risovi Grade 5

1* Cool And Convenient Car PillowPillow for trips in the vehicle.Andrew D

2* Kendra's Click & PickPhotographs from nature.Kendra L

3* Hook N' ShedPencil sharpener on a pencilMariann K

4* Tressa's TwistinsBarbed wire crafts.Tressa A

7* Comic BookIt is a comic book.Hudson H

8* Christina's Reptiles & Their InformationI am going to draw animals and give their information.Christina E

9* Riley's Tale WaggersI am making dog treats.Riley B

10* SlimeWe made slime and now we are selling it.Dylan WLucas M

11* 2 Cool LotionWe will be making homemade lotion.Madison CHailey S

12* Sandpaper T-shirtsGet a white t-shirt, draw on the rough side of the sandpaper, and then iron on the t-shirt.Connor K

13* RC CarsMy project is repairing and painting RC Cars. I can do designs that are mostly simple.Jackson B

14* Locker Separators/Paper HoldersThe paper holders will hold your papers next to your computer so you don't have to look down at your paper. The locker separator will keep your locker organized.Taylor PLittle Flower School Ms.

Julie Mosher 5-6th Grade15*Lauren's Pet CareLauren's Pet Care provides daily pet care for all animals (no fish). We also bathe them.Lauren W

16* Beautiful, Beautiful BirdhousesWe thought that it would be cool to have mansion birdhouses.Haley MBrooklyn BKaedyn D

17* Lego Soap Soap shaped as Legos.Treyton R

18* Gun ChairWe are inventing a gun chair you can use when you are hunting. When you are tired of standing you can sit and still hunt.Logan HAustin S

19* Amelia's DIY'sI am making decorated candle jars and I'm making decorated water bottles. I would like to sell them to earn money.Amelia S

20* Stress ReliefI make different kinds of stress balls to help people get over stress. I would like to sell them for money.Ryli G

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Ashtyn A. and Madison H.

“The Perfect Shot”

5* BookmarksWe cut and design bookmarks.Chloe WBrooklynn B

6* Art DisplayWe will display our art.Alexis SSophie O

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21* Mae Jo DIY'sWe are making crafts and selling them to earn money. Our crafts include bead bowls, starbucks candles, galaxy jars, and painted canvases.Haylee JLindy R

22* The Ocean Breeze 3We are making crafts such as cocoa candles, sugar scrub, and bath bombs. We are selling them for money.Trista HBrooklyn CElla J

23* FlickI made a football game. You have a paper football you flick into the goal post and count your field goals to see who wins.

Abby K

24* Stress Guy (PPB)I am making a stress guy out of a 2X4, a pillow, a cardboard box, gloves. and a tire full of sand. You punch the stress guy instead of punching a person. I'm calling it a PPB, Personal Punching Bag.Micah M

Trevor B., Becca T., and Jayda B.

“Soap Bouquets”

25* Secret Compartment Company (S.C.C)We are creating places to hide your keys, candy, and other items you might need to keep away from your siblings.Ryli KKason C

E-29* Ballisthyx GamesA new gaming website.Jack S

Little Flower School Ms. Julie Mosher 5-6th Grade

E-30* Blessed With A DressMaking dresses for girls who need them.Mikaylee L

26* Happy CamperSelling fire starters, smores in a bag - all things camping.Bryceton D

27* Project UnknownN/AJayvian H

E-32* Bag DryerWe are inventing a bag that dries our equipment.Shanx BLandyn B

E-34* Candy ShopAt our candy shop you can buy candy pieces. Some have prizes and some don't. It is always a surprise.Jadyn MJackson RTyler O

pLeAse:Food & Beverage in designated area only!

Ely Elementary Ms. Cassie Duchscher Grade 5 Ely Elementary

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Marketplace for Kids started in 1995 as a pilot. Elementary teachers from Jamestown, Fargo, West Fargo and other areas met in Jamestown to design a concept that would encourage students to showcase their innovative ideas and attend age appropriate experiential classes of all types. The Advisory Leadership Team for the pilot selected Jamestown as the site. Over 600 students/teachers/advisors participated that first year. The Team deemed the Education Day as a big success. In year 1997 the regional concept was developed, suggesting that Marketplace for Kids would expand as interest grew. In 2017 eleven Education Days will be held.

The first Marketplace for Kids in Bottineau was held on Tuesday, March 15, 2005 at Dakota College at Bottineau. The Fauske Fiddlers, brothers Tyrell 19 and Austin 17, of Bottineau opened the Education Day fiddling into the hearts of all attendees. The Day Child Singers, Dunseith Indian Day School, closed the day with song and dance teaching us to respect our elders and their Native American way of life.

During the day, students attended a variety of classes/activities. Students from Bottineau, Dunseith, Lansford, Rugby, Westhope and Belcourt participated.

Who helped make this 1st Marketplace for Kids Education Day in Bottineau possible; your first Leadership Team!

Debra Austin, Peace Garden Special Services, Bottineau Aimee Erdman, Dakota College

Glenda Fauske, NDSU North Dakota Forest ServiceRick Gustafson, Sunny 101.9 Radio Station

Cheryl Lund, Home Schooling and PathfindersKarla Monson, NDSU Extension Service/Bottineau County

Diane Olson, Bottineau County Economic Development Clint Reinoehl, Marketplace for Kids Board Member

Marketplace for Kids has a very serious mission. We believe the future of our state’s economy lies in the innovative spirit of our children, the next generation. At Marketplace for Kids, we want to plant the seeds of innovation in today’s students – the civic and business leaders of tomorrow.

We want to thank our leadership, past and present, for being part of Marketplace for Kids!

22 yearS of innoVation

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ParticiPating SchoolS/teacherS

Bottineau Middle schoolBottineau, ND

Ms. Carrie Reimche Grade 5

Ms. Rebecca Olson Grade 5

dunseith elementary school Dunseith, ND

Ms. Kamie Longie Grade 1

Ms. Brandy St. Claire Grade 1

Ms. Denise Davis Grade 2

Ms. Donna Marty Grade 2

Ms. Nichole Azure Grade 7

Mr. Gordon Baker Grade 7

Ms. Christina Strong Grade 7

Ms. Sheri Hoyt Grade 7

Ms. Anita Belgarde Grade 7

ely elementary schoolRugby, ND

Ms. Corinne Risovi Grade 5

Ms. Cassie Duchscher Grade 5

Glenburn elementary school Glenburn, ND

Little flower school Rugby, ND

Mrs. Mosher 5th – 6th Grade

Westhope public school Westhope, ND

participatingschools & Teachers

A special “Thank you” to the following for Making Marketplace for Kids a success!

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Dr. Jerry Migler, Campus Dean



Faculty & Students

Marketplace for Kids Bottineau

Area Advisory Leadership Team

Opening and Closing Rally Guests

Presentation of Colors

Cadette Girl Scout Troop #10084

Regan James

National Anthem Singer

Clint Reinoehl

Marketplace for Kids Board Member

Featured Speakers

Brayden Heitkamp,

Wyndmere High School

2017 Video Tribute

Class/Activity Presenters


Dining Services

Bottineau High School

Student Volunteers

Volunteers

Students, Teachers, Chaperones,

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Parents, Families, and

Friends of our Students

School Board Members and

Administration of Participating Schools

Community Leaders

Sponsors

Ms. Natasha Stevens Grade 3-6

Ms. Kallie Stevens Grade 3-6

Ms. Donanne Derr Grade 3-6

Ms. Melanie Hagen Grade 3-6

St. Ann's Catholic School Belcourt, ND

Mr. Terri Lundberg Grade 5

Mr. Tom Nesvold Grade 6

Sr. Kateri Grade 3-8

Mrs. Mary Laducer Grade 3-8

Miss Corie Patnaude Grade 3-8

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Welcome to Marketplace for Kids!SPONSORS

as of February 15, 2017

DIAMOND LEVEL

RUBY LEVEL

EMERALD LEVEL

ARTHUR & EDITH PEARSON

FOUNDATION

NORTHWEST VENTURE COMMUNITIES, INC. - MINOT

SAPPHIRE LEVEL

AMETHYST LEVEL

TOPAZ LEVELNeset Consulting Service - Tioga

Border States ElectricCredit Unions United Chapter - Minot, Bottineau

Devils Lake Chamber of CommerceDickey Rural Telephone Cooperative

Flasher Community Credit UnionLincoln State Bank - Hankinson

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

Northern Plains Electric Cooperative - Operation Round Up - CarringtonPolar Communications - Park River

MDU Resources Group, Inc. Employee Giving Program - Peggy LinkMinot Golden “K” Kiwanis

Unison Bank - JamestownVerendrye Electric Cooperative, Inc. - Minot/Velva

Western Cooperative Credit Union - Williston, DickinsonDakota Central Telecommunications - Carrington

Marathon Oil Company - DickinsonRugby Job Development Authority

Border States - Supply Chain SolutionsVision Bank - Fargo

State Bank of BottineauCHI - St. Joseph’s Health - Dickinson

Forward Devils Lake CorporationUnited Community Bank of ND - Minot, Devils Lake

CrossCountry Freight SolutionsBEK Communications Cooperative - Steele

Steffes Corporation - Dickinson and Grand ForksRoughrider Electric Cooperative - Dickinson

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