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Random Fun Facts

Clothes dried outside smell better because of a process called photolysis (sunlight breaks down compounds that cause odor).

A lions feed once every 3 to 4 days.

Cows can walk up stairs but not down them..

It is illegal in the United Kingdom to handle salmon in suspicious circumstances..

The Grand Canyon can hold around 900 trillion footballs.

A dragonfly can fly at 40kph (25mph).

Glaciers and ice sheets hold about 69 percent of the worlds freshwater..

The Eiffel Tower is repainted every 7 years.

Kangaroos can not walk backwards..

Shakespeare invented the words 'assassination' and 'bump'.

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Keep Safe Online by Taking The "KidzSearch Safety Pledge"

1.) I will never give out any personal information that can identify me online unless my parents say it is okay. Things like passwords, links to social media sites, cell phone or home number, current location, full name, credit card number, social security number, school name, and home address must never be given out. Other things, like your birthday or age are okay in certain cases, but it is best to keep that private.

2.) I will never post any personal information about another person unless my parents approve it. This includes giving passwords to your friend.

3.) I will never post any pictures or videos of myself or others without getting approval from my parents.

4.) I will never sign up for any online service without first checking with my parents or a person I trust.

5.) I will never ever meet in person with someone I met online. If your parents say it is okay, have them go with you and meet in a public place.

6.) I will immediately tell my parents about anything that made me feel uncomfortable while online.

7.) I will never download or install any computer software or apps without checking with a trusted adult.

8.) I will talk with my parents about how much time I can spend online and what websites or tools I can use. I will not allow the internet to interfere with doing homework or house chores, exercising/sports, or other important activities.

9.) I will be very careful texting or playing online games while outside to avoid possibly hurting myself or others. I will make sure to stay focused on what is around me, such as looking out for cars or bikes, or wandering into unfamiliar areas.

10.) I will always be polite and respectful of others and never post anything hurtful online, or do or say anything that I would not want to be said about myself.

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Kidtopia--a Google custom safe search engine for elementary age students

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Kidtopia is a Google custom student safe search engine for preschool and elementary students, indexing only educator approved web sites.

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Fact Monster - A Trusted Reference Site for Kids

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What is Innovation? - Video by Questacon

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What is Innovation? - Video by Questacon

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Shark Tank US | 10-Year-Old Entrepreneur Wows Sharks With Her Baby Spoon Product

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How did they come up with that? How was that made? What will they think of next? They're questions that fascinate us, and they can be a great springboard into the world of innovation for your students. That's why we rounded up these invention videos for kids, pulled from The Henry Ford's inHub. Get ready to be inspired by these incredible innovations that may just spark the next great idea for the future innovators in your classroom.

1. A soccer ball that generates energy

Meet Jessica O. Matthews, the inventor of Soccket. Jessica's invention is an airless soccer ball designed to be played with during the day and illuminate a home by night! The core has a mechanism that harnesses kinetic energy (a great science lesson here, too!).

2. A smart watch for the visually impaired

The DOT Watch, brainchild of inventor Eric Kim, is revolutionizing how blind people tell time. It has Braille on the surface, so users can read time, messages, or weather with their fingers!

3. A new way to create art

Artist/inventor Michael Papadakis uses the power of the sun to create intricate pieces of art. With giant lenses, he burns a design into wood. Time to talk about refraction and reflection!

4. A more sustainable shoe cover

Don't want dirt on your floors but don't like the idea of single-use plastic shoe covers? Try Step-In's reusable booties. They work a lot like a snap bracelet. Just step and snap!

5. Glasses that let color-blind people see color

Color blindness affects nearly 300 million people worldwide. With these glasses from EnChroma, people with color blindness can see the full spectrum of color. An accidental invention with the best outcome-just watch the reactions.

6. A wristband that keeps you safe from sharks

Young surfer Nathan Garrison came up with the idea for these wearable bands that keep surfers and swimmers safe from sharks after his friend was bitten by a shark. It works via a patented shark repellent that uses magnetic fields. So cool.

7. An a-peel-ing alternative to plastic

Do you have students who are worried about climate change? Show them this video of kid inventor Elif Bilgin, who went "bananas" with her science project, turning banana peels into plastic. It's still in the experimental stage, but she hopes it will someday be a substitute for petroleum-based plastic.

8. A shoe that grows with you

Your students will be familiar with outgrowing shoes, but do they know how it affects kids in the developing world? Kenton Lee came up with the Shoe That Grows, an adjustable, expandable shoe that can grow five sizes and last up to five years. The best part? He was just a regular guy with an idea, and now he's solved a problem that's helping kids around the world.

9. A device to wash your dog while you stay dry

Calling all dog lovers! If you've ever wondered how to wash your dog without getting wet, well, you're in luck. Ryan Diez, with some help from his dog Delilah, invented a handheld dog-washing device that connects to a standard water hose and makes bath time a whole lot easier. Ryan actually came up with this idea when he was in fourth grade and made it a reality 22 years later. A great story of never giving up!

10. A tool to decrease distracted driving

We love our cars, and we love our smartphones, but the two don't mix. Learn how this trio of teen siblings is working together to reduce distracted driving. "The Inventioneers," as they've dubbed themselves, came up with a device that lights up and beeps if you're driving unsafely (like reaching into your purse or checking your phone). Patent before high school diploma? Check.

11. Reusable silicone food savers

Time to ditch the plastic wrap! To address the dual problems of food waste and single-use products, Adrienne McNicholas and Michelle Ivankovic invented Food Huggers, reusable silicone food savers that you can press a half-lemon, half-onion, or half-tomato into. It wraps around the fruit or veggie to form a seal and keep it fresh. Inspired!

12. The best water toy ever

Meet Lonnie Johnson, the engineer behind the water toy to end all water toys. He's an actual rocket scientist with over 100 patents who has always made time for personal experimentation. He started tinkering with the idea of a water toy that kids could operate and pressurize, and he came up with the iconic Super Soaker. The early prototypes are so fun to see!

13. Canned food, Kleenex tissue, and Silly Putty

Why do we have these together? Well, they were all wartime innovations. In response to soldiers eating rotting food, airtight canning was invented. Kleenex facial tissue was born when Kimberly Clark had a surplus of their wound dressings. And Silly Putty? Well, folks were trying to develop a synthetic rubber for the war effort. Someone succeeded, but the rubber was too soft. But it became one of the most popular toys in America.

14. Orville and Wilbur Wright's historic first flight

Get ready for a history lesson! Orville and Wilbur were titans of innovation. Find out how the Wright brothers became innovation superheroes in this virtual field trip segment. Follow it up with this straw airplane activity.

15. Advice for inventors

Our list wouldn't be complete without this amazing video of current inventors giving advice to future inventors! Hear from the founder of Girls Who Code-as well as the inventors of FreshPaper, the stress-relieving wristband, a fingerprint padlock, and luxury tree houses-about being brave and following your bliss.

Love these videos? Get more videos, lesson plans, virtual field trips, and more at The Henry Ford's inHub. Dig deeper and inspire your budding innovators with inHub's Invention Convention curriculum, which teaches students problem-identification, problem-solving, entrepreneurship and creativity skills and builds confidence in invention, innovation and entrepreneurship. Learn how you can implement this free project-based curriculum and get involved here.

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How to be an Inventor! - Video by Kid President

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Generate short slogans for a dog-walking service for urban professionals who work at the office part-time.

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Generate short slogans for a dorm room decor marketing campaign for first-year college students.

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Prompt:

Generate short slogans for a dog-walking service for urban professionals who work at the office part-time.

Slogans generated by Grammarly:

1. Pawsitively perfect dog walks
2. Happy pup, happy you
3. Your furry friend's favorite service
4. Urban pups, urban walks
5. Top-notch dog walking service
6. Tailored walks for urban dogs
7. The ultimate urban dog walker

Prompt:
Generate short slogans for a dorm room decor marketing campaign for first-year college students.

Slogans generated by Grammarly:

1. Your dorm, your style
2. Make your room pop
3. Elevate your dorm life
4. A space that feels like home
5. It's your space, own it
6. Decorate your way
7. Dorm decor that rocks

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