Begin with how she feels
An optional check in offers thoughtful encouragement. The selected feeling is not saved.
A NEW BUSINESS SUBJECT EACH MONTH.
Explore business
one subject at a time.
She starts with what an entrepreneur does, the strengths she can practice, and a simple plan. Each new month builds toward testing an idea, naming a business, understanding money, and explaining an offer. Stories, word practice, and four project steps are written for her age.
Compare age groupsSeparate from ebook purchases and program enrollment.
Learn and use business words
Every subject has word buttons with a clear meaning, a speaking example and a practice question.
Keep her completed projects
Each subject begins with a lesson and story. Save her responses, then print a completed project with its earned business badge.
Choose a pace that fits
Use four weekly steps as a guide. Start small, take breaks and return at a comfortable pace.
ONE CLUB. THREE DISTINCT PATHS.
Choose the experience that fits her.
Each age group has its own explanations, stories, and project instructions. The number and difficulty of business words increase with age.
AGES 6 to 9
Idea Explorers
Short explanations, drawing, pretend money, and help with reading and writing.
15 to 20 minutes per step, adjusted to her needs.
Details for parents
AGES 10 to 12
Creative Builders
Customer questions, simple cost calculations, and practice explaining her choices.
20 to 30 minutes per step, adjusted to her needs.
Details for parents
AGES 13 to 16
Young Founders
Customer research, pricing, and practice comparing the time and cost of different choices.
30 to 45 minutes per step, adjusted to her needs.
Details for parentsONE MONTH AT A TIME
Twelve subjects to explore.
The planned membership has 12 monthly subjects. Month one starts when your family joins; each next subject opens after another month of paid membership. The app shows the next opening date. All four project steps for an available month open together. Earlier subjects remain accessible during paid membership.
Each subject includes a lesson, story, word checks, and four project steps. After the required work is saved and the badge is earned, completed answers and the badge can be printed during active membership. Blank workbook downloads are not included. Enrollment is not open yet.
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EBOOKS
Read & keep
A PDF bundle you pay for once, with an ebook, matching activity kit and parent guide.
Browse ebooks →PROGRAMS
Complete a 12 week program
Three sessions a week, saved answers, and a certificate after completing the program.
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Keep practicing
Twelve monthly projects, vocabulary and encouragement. Does not include paid program enrollment or the separately sold ebooks.
Compare age groups →What to know before joining
What is included in membership?
Each month includes an explanation of the subject, a story written for her age, business words with examples, word checks, and four project steps. Completed months earn business badges that print with saved answers. The Listen button reads the lesson aloud when your browser supports it.
Lessons, stories, word definitions, and project instructions are reserved for members. This page describes what is included. Membership is not open for purchase yet. No membership payment is being collected.
Are the stories about real people?
The characters and situations are fictional teaching examples. They illustrate business ideas and decisions; they are not customer testimonials or reports of actual earnings.
How will billing work?
The planned price is $29 a month for up to 12 months, for one household with up to three learners. Billing dates, access terms, and cancellation instructions are required before enrollment opens. Membership is not open for purchase yet.
Will children see prices or account settings?
The learning experience contains projects, encouragement and words children can understand at their age. Pricing and subscription information belong here in the parent area. When a child signs in, she sees the age group her parent selected.
Are feelings collected or graded?
No. The optional choice changes the encouragement shown on that screen. It is not stored, sent to a server, placed in a portfolio or used for a score. Children can skip it. This is a supportive check in, not a mental health assessment.
Do we need a real business?
No. Projects use fictional examples, ordinary paper supplies and practice with an adult. No real sale, public posting or contact with strangers is required.
Where do the explanations come from?
Definitions and practice examples are written for this club at three reading levels. U.S. reference checks completed September 7, 2026. The date describes this review, not a guarantee that guidance never changes.
- American Marketing Association: brand terminology
- SBA: customer research and business planning
- SBA: business operations and money records
- FTC: truthful marketing and advertising
- FDIC: budgeting and money management
- FTC: online security
Projects are for practice. Before a child sells anything, an adult should check the rules, permissions, and costs that apply.