Kidpreneurs Book Makes the NAPPA Gold Award
June 23, 2010 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Blog, Books to Read, Entrepreneurs, Kid Entrepreneurs, Kids & Money, Philanthropists
Serial entrepreneurs and constant advocates for the fostering of intelligent young minds, the Toren brothers have done something unique with “Kidpreneurs,” by outlining the basic tools and strategies adults use to groom their businesses in a simple, straightforward manner that will allow any child to easily understand. Throughout the many years that Matthew Toren and [...]
Direct sales moms: family business ideas
June 21, 2010 by admin
Filed under Blog, Business Planning, Entrepreneurs
Direct Sales Moms Family Business Idea for Kids & Teens From ShowKidsTheMoney.com. Your Kids can help YOU with your Direct Sales business and you can pay them for it. Did you know that if you have dependent children who are older than 7 years old and younger than 18, you can pay them tax free [...]
High School Drop Out Rates cost the US Billions
June 18, 2010 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under 21st Century Learning, Blog, Education, Kid Entrepreneurs
High School drop out rates affect our economy in vast and numerous ways. Eating at the core of our job market and economic growth as a whole we are faced with the question of what to do with our education system. Our nations High School drop out rates are only growing and the expense of [...]
Kid-preneur video
June 15, 2010 by admin
Filed under Blog, Entrepreneurs, Kid Entrepreneurs
From the 2005 Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers Award competition, a cute video to inspire kid entrepreneurs. Written and directed by Chapman University student Rosemary Lambert.
Teaching the Tough Lesson of Delayed Gratification.
December 10, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Blog, Budgeting, Kids & Money, Money
Raising kids to be money smart kids will take some direction. Total Wealth Management’s Jacob Cooper gives us parents some tips on how to do that.
Money Savvy Pig can teach us Adults a few Tricks
December 10, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Blog, Kids & Money, Money
Susan Beacham, founder of Money Savvy Generation, writes books, curriculum and tools for children. It helps Parents and Grandparents teach them how to understand money. She mentions money management as a critical life skill. Wow, what a concept! Remember, our children may not always do what we say but they see what we do!
Kid Entrepreneur has web design business in his home.
December 9, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Advice on Education, Blog, Kid Entrepreneurs
Maryland high school senior and entrepreneur, Keenen Geter talks about his web design business. For more on youth entrepreneurs, watch Biz Kid$ (http://www.bizkids.com) a public TV series where kids teach kids about entrepreneurship. Or visit the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship.
These Kids Mean Business: A PBS Documentary about Kids and Entrepreneurship
December 9, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Advice on Education, Blog, Kid Entrepreneurs
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Clarence Page looks at the role of entrepreneurship education as a way to help change the lives of at-risk youth. Check out this preview for the 60-minute PBS special: These Kids Mean Business. I love his statement “The old thinking figured kids were too young to learn about entrepreneurship. The new thinking [...]
Healthy After School Snacks
November 21, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Blog, Food, Health, Kids' Health
Good Housekeeping Magazine tests kids’ snack foods by breaking them into 5 categories: Sweet, Creamy, Hot, Frozen and Crunchy. They had the kids rate the products and came up with ideas for parents that not only were rated high by the kids on the “yummy” scale but were healthier as well.
Good Behavior is not Magic, It’s a Skill: The three Skills every Child Needs for Good Behavior
November 20, 2009 by Crystal O'Connor
Filed under Blog, Parenting, School Age, Teens
When you have a child who acts out and is disrespectful or disruptive, it’s easy to compare him to the so-called “good kids” who never seem to get into trouble or give their parents grief. Many people feel hopeless about the possibility of ever teaching their child to “magically” become the kind of well-behaved member [...]
