Mini Entrepreneur
Dream it. Make it. Try selling it.
A typical class
Invent a product, choose a price, and practice telling someone why it matters.
What they take with them
Turn an idea into a simple business pitch and explain a pricing choice.
Five ways to practice the skills children use beyond the classroom. Explore what they’ll do, what they’ll learn, and how they’ll share it.
5 programs shown. Grade bands, activities, outcomes, and finales are proposed.
Dream it. Make it. Try selling it.
Invent a product, choose a price, and practice telling someone why it matters.
Turn an idea into a simple business pitch and explain a pricing choice.
Make thoughtful choices with money.
Explore earning, saving, spending, and giving through hands-on choices.
Set a savings goal and explain the difference between a need and a want.
Find your voice. Share your ideas.
Practice introductions, take turns speaking, and build toward a short speech.
Introduce themselves clearly and share an idea with an audience.
Big thinking starts with a little play.
Work through puzzles, try different strategies, and solve challenges together.
Explain a strategy, try again, and work through a problem with a teammate.
Everyday manners. Everyday confidence.
Role-play greetings, practice introductions, and explore table manners.
Greet someone, make an introduction, and feel more comfortable at the table.
Summer camp is part of what’s next. Join the interest list for updates when dates and locations are confirmed.