Entrepreneurship for Kids & Teens
It’s never too early to start your own business! Learn how, as a parent, you can help develop an entrepreneurial mindset in your child!
What Is Entrepreneurship?
A simple explanation of entrepreneurship is creating a business.
According to www.businessdictionary.com, entrepreneurship is the capacity and willingness to develop, organize, and manage a business venture along with any of its risks in order to make a profit.
Teaching Entrepreneurial Skills
Have you ever had a lemonade stand?
If you answered yes, you know a little bit about having an entrepreneurial spirit.
Teach kids entrepreneurial skills by having them come up with their own product, service, or invention. You can give them some parameters to guide them or give them free reign to come up with any type of product or service.
One idea is to have the student use his or her first name and come up with a hypothetical product to sell that starts with the same letter as their name.
Homeschooling & Entrepreneurship
Homeschool students have a great atmosphere for building entrepreneurial skills.
Because they are not constrained by a fixed schedule, homeschool students have the flexibility to study and also work.
Having a lawn mowing service, babysitting, or baking are three popular jobs for homeschool entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship for High Schoolers
Critical thinking and problem solving are essential to developing entrepreneurship for high school students.
Break kids up into small groups for brainstorming sessions to get the creativity flowing. What does profit mean?
Teach kids about managing money as this is one of the first steps in becoming a successful entrepreneur.
Entrepreneurship Resources
Why NOT to Have a Lemonade Stand (A Rhea Perry Entrepreneurship Post)
by Rhea Perry The first thing most young entrepreneurs do when they need money is set up a lemonade stand in the front yard. When
Creating a Plan for Senior Year
It’s hard to believe junior year is wrapping up in only a few short weeks. Now is the time to look ahead to your student’s
Planning for Next Year? Add Puzzles and Games!
If you’re like me, this is the time of year you love to scour used book sales for the next school year’s big find. Who
5 Lemonade Lessons For Kids
Several weeks ago I had the joy of participating in a Student Commerce Fair be involved in something like this where she was able to market
A Simple Co-Op for Tweens: Book Club
Whatever the form, homeschool “co-ops” (cooperative education groups) can be very useful for enriching your homeschool plans with additional academic and social learning opportunities. Having
Cursive and Drawing Help Students See That They are Wonderfully Unique
By Courtney Sanford, Classical Conversations Part of the challenge of Christian homeschooling is to avoid recreating for our children in our homes the same education
Encouraging Creativity in Your Children
Encourage kids to come up with their own ideas and give them the freedom to do so.
What does this look like? Allow your children to pretend play, make things, make messes, and mistakes without hovering.
Giving your child unstructured time allows them to come up with their own ideas and gets those creative juices flowing.
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TTD365 Audio Resources - Entrepreneurship (Members Only!)
Teaching Lifelong Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is not a onetime action or job choice. It is a way of thinking that has shaped our countrys founding and the successful businesses we see today, businesses such as Apple and Microsoft. This session will present practical steps you can take in your homeschool to encourage and foster an entrepreneurial spirit in your children. They may or may not start their own businesses, but day-to-day activities you can do with your children will train their thinking to be willing to creatively and courageously push toward the new and the unknown. Our country needs another generation of strong entrepreneurs. Whether they become corporate entrepreneurs or leaders in their circle of influence, developing an entrepreneurial spirit in your children will be of tremendous value for the rest of their lives.
5 Home Business Projects that Teach Financial Literacy and Create Income
In this insightful session taught by an award-winning internet business owner and veteran homeschool mom of 7, you will learn the fundamentals of five proven home businesses your family can start part-time that could possibly bring dad home like they did! You’ll also learn why some of your children never finish a job, why others are not self-motivated, and how to educate your children to work toward a lifestyle of financial freedom.
Teaching Lifelong Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is not a onetime action or job choice. It is a way of thinking that has shaped our countrys founding and the successful businesses we see today, businesses such as Apple and Microsoft. This session will present practical steps you can take in your homeschool to encourage and foster an entrepreneurial spirit in your children. They may or may not start their own businesses, but day-to-day activities you can do with your children will train their thinking to be willing to creatively and courageously push toward the new and the unknown. Our country needs another generation of strong entrepreneurs. Whether they become corporate entrepreneurs or leaders in their circle of influence, developing an entrepreneurial spirit in your children will be of tremendous value for the rest of their lives.
Easy Gardening: Grow $100 Worth of Produce in 5 Hours a Month (or Less!)
For many families, the idea of gardening is overwhelming. Poor weather, nutrient poor soil, insects, and busy lifestyles can quickly derail the best of intentions. The good news is that we have found a way (and taught thousands of others!) to grow an abundance of nutrient dense, beyond organic produce in even the smallest of urban lots. Join us as we discuss gardening aeroponically (a form of hydroponics) and in containers in this popular and informative talk.
Teaching Lifelong Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is not a onetime action or job choice. It is a way of thinking that has shaped our countrys founding and the successful businesses we see today, businesses such as Apple and Microsoft. This session will present practical steps you can take in your homeschool to encourage and foster an entrepreneurial spirit in your children. They may or may not start their own businesses, but day-to-day activities you can do with your children will train their thinking to be willing to creatively and courageously push toward the new and the unknown. Our country needs another generation of strong entrepreneurs. Whether they become corporate entrepreneurs or leaders in their circle of influence, developing an entrepreneurial spirit in your children will be of tremendous value for the rest of their lives.
The Working Homeschool Mom
In The Working Homeschool Mom you will discover that not only can you homeschool while also being a working mom, but you can also do so successfully and with great confidence! Jamerrill will share with you essential strategies, helpful tips, along with beneficial systems and resources to help you thrive in your role as The Working Homeschool Mom. She worked full-time outside the home as a Charge Nurse during her family’s first three years of homeschooling. A few years later, once she left the nursing world and was home full-time, she turned her online hobby into a highly successful full-time online business that consists of two popular blogs, booming YouTube channel, engaged newsletters, and social media platforms with hundreds of thousands of followers from around the world. Within all this she manages her home, continues to stay married to her hubby of 19-years, homeschools their 7 (soon-to-be 8) kiddos, and has learned volumes along the way that she would love to share with you!
Starting (and Growing) a Business: Yes, You Can Do It!
Small business can be both challenging and rewarding. Come learn the pros and cons as well as a lucrative option that minimizes the headaches, maximizes the benefits you are desiring for your family while blessing those around you.
Why Did Paul Make Tents?
The apostle Paul is credited with spreading the Gospel across the Mediterranean world and writing much of the New Testament. Paul was also a tentmaker, which is a trade he most likely learned from an early age. How did Paul use his trade and business as a conduit for sharing the Gospel, and how should this impact the way we use our own skills, jobs, and businesses?
Work at Home as a Medical Transcriptionist
Medical Transcription is a $12 billion annual industry in the U.S.
Deborah is actively recruiting medical transcriptionists to work from home.
Discover a step-by-step guide to what medical transcription is; medical transcription versus medical billing & coding; learning medical transcription simply and cost-effectively, and avoiding expensive and common mistakes. You will learn about marketing your business easily, operating capital and grants; and everything you wanted to know about pricing, collections, equipment, computers & software, transcription equipment, electronic files, business taxes, professional organizations, networking, employees vs. subcontractors, growing your business throughout the U.S., how to get hands-on work experience, work for services and much more.