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Kids Markets Curriculum (PDF)

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Hjelp barna dine å omfavne entreprenørskap med vårt 150-siders selvstyrte læreplan! Aktivitetene og arbeidsarkene våre hjelper barnet ditt med å tenke gjennom en forretningsidé og følge den helt frem til lansering! Dette er en del av vårt Kids Markets-prosjekt.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

My 11-year-old worked through the self-guided activities on her own, and by week three she had a full business idea mapped out from start to launch. The worksheets made it easy for her to stay focused without me hovering over her shoulder. Worth every penny.

Lily U. ★★★★★

My son is only nine, but the self-guided format meant he could work through the business idea sections mostly on his own, which was huge for me. The worksheets pushed him to actually think about pricing and what his customers would want, not just draw a lemonade stand. He's already planning his seco

Mia ★★★★★

My daughter and I worked through the 150 pages over three weekends, and the worksheets on pricing actually got her thinking about profit margins for her lemonade stand. She launched her little business last Saturday, and watching her explain her plan to customers felt like the pages had really sunk