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Created by Shaunak Ghosh
You will learn what a kid business is, how to pick a safe idea, and how to plan a lemonade stand or crafts sale. You will practice profit math, make a clear sign, use polite customer service, and complete a first sale. You will also learn how to track your money and set a simple goal.
9 modules • Each builds on the previous one
A kid business is a way to sell something helpful or fun to people (with adult permission). You trade a product or service for money.
Business ideas start by noticing what people need or enjoy. You can choose something you can make, do, or share safely with adult help.
A lemonade stand plan answers: where, when, what you need, and who will help. It also includes clean, safe lemonade and a simple setup.
Selling crafts means making something neat and useful (like bookmarks or bracelets) that people might want to buy. You also need a plan to make enough and keep them looking nice.
Costs are what you pay (like lemons, sugar, or beads). Profit is the money you have left after you pay your costs: Profit = Money In − Costs.
Marketing means letting people know what you sell and why it’s great. For kids, this can be a clear sign, a friendly invitation, and sharing with adult-approved neighbors or family.
Good customer service means being polite, listening, and saying thank you. You can practice what to say before you sell anything.
You earn your first dollar when someone buys from you. You will greet the customer, take payment safely, give change if needed, and say thank you.
Tracking money means writing down what you spend and what you earn. Goals help you decide what you’re saving for and how much profit you want to make.
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