Real Entrepreneurs
Stories of real entrepreneurs who started young: Mikaila Ulmer (Me & the Bees), Moziah Bridges (Mo's Bows), Cory Nieves (Mr. Cory's Cookies); what makes someone an entrepreneur
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“Could your child tell you about a real person who started a business as a kid and explain what qualities helped them succeed?”
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- Activity. Stories of real entrepreneurs who started young: Mikaila Ulmer (Me & the Bees), Moziah Bridges (Mo's Bows), Cory Nieves (Mr. Cory's Cookies); what makes someone an entrepreneur
What to notice. Retell the story of at least one real entrepreneur who started as a child • Identify three qualities that helped that entrepreneur succeed (creativity, persistence, passion) • Explain what the word 'entrepreneur' means in their own words
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Could your child tell you about a real person who started a business as a kid and explain what qualities helped them succeed?
Stories of real entrepreneurs who started young: Mikaila Ulmer (Me & the Bees), Moziah Bridges (Mo's Bows), Cory Nieves (Mr. Cory's Cookies); what makes someone an entrepreneur
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- Retell the story of at least one real entrepreneur who started as a child
- Identify three qualities that helped that entrepreneur succeed (creativity, persistence, passion)
- Explain what the word 'entrepreneur' means in their own words
“Could your child tell you about a real person who started a business as a kid and explain what qualities helped them succeed?”
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- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- Life Skills
- Domain
- Entrepreneurship
- Age range
- Ages 9–11