YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TEACH IT ALONE
Read with her. Ask what she thinks.
Help her try the next step.
Help her read, talk through an idea, or reflect on a change. Activities can use pretend businesses, paper, pencils, and other basic supplies, with no real sales or public posting required.
Learning records and evaluations are private. Children work in their assigned age group; account decisions belong with parents and caregivers.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Answers for parents.
Can we see the lessons before buying?
This website describes the experience, age groups, formats, and what each offer includes. Full lessons, activity instructions, stories, and word banks are part of the purchased learning experience.
Does she need a business already?
No. She can start with curiosity and use pretend projects. She does not have to sell anything. These activities teach business ideas; they do not promise sales or income.
How much help will she need?
Ages 6 to 9 need more adult support with reading and recording ideas. Older learners can do more independently, with a trusted adult available. Adjust the pace to your child.
What is available to purchase?
All three age specific ebook bundles are available for $19 each, or choose the $45 All Ages Family Collection. Standard programs are available after parent permission is approved. Business Club membership remains closed.
Does one purchase include everything?
No. Ebook bundles, online programs, and membership are separate offers. Each product page lists what you receive, what it costs, and how long you can use it.
How do returning families enter?
Choose Family sign in, use the parent account that made the purchase, and select your learner. You can open only the programs or membership included in that purchase.
Who is this designed for?
Young Black Girls in Business is designed for Black girls ages 6 to 16 and the families supporting them. Business examples and policy references are written for the United States.