Making a Simple Plan
Before starting a business, making a simple plan: what will I make or do, who will buy it, what do I need, how much will it cost, and what price will I charge?
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If your child wanted to run a small business at a school fair, could they write a simple plan covering what they'd sell, what they'd need, and what they'd charge?
Before starting a business, making a simple plan: what will I make or do, who will buy it, what do I need, how much will it cost, and what price will I charge?
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Check understanding
- Write or draw a simple business plan covering: product, customer, materials needed, and price
- Identify at least three things they would need before they could start selling
- Explain why planning ahead is better than just starting without thinking
“If your child wanted to run a small business at a school fair, could they write a simple plan covering what they'd sell, what they'd need, and what they'd charge?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Procedural
- Subject
- Life Skills
- Domain
- Entrepreneurship
- Age range
- Ages 7–9