'How Learner-Driven Is It Really?' Eagles: Hold My Lemonade
For Valentine's Day the learners planned everything — fruit-eating contests, strawberry tossing, a blindfold challenge.
Every year our learners register businesses, design products, set prices and sell to real customers in Downtown Dublin. These clips are from the fair and the weeks of preparation behind it.
For Valentine's Day the learners planned everything — fruit-eating contests, strawberry tossing, a blindfold challenge.
From handmade creations to creative services, this is where children take their first real risk.
The nerves before the first customer. The pride when someone actually buys what you made.
MCing for the first time. Running the tech booth with zero experience. Courage shows up in more forms than you'd expect.
Baked goods, handmade crafts, creative services. Young entrepreneurs turning ideas into real products in Dublin, Ohio.
They stand behind the booth, explain what they made, forget what to say, and try again. That's the whole point.
They chose a purpose, debated ideas, voted on a name, and filed the paperwork. Meet Honey Buns LLC.
Shop Model & Munch at the Children's Business Fair, Saturday 11am-2pm in Downtown Dublin at Riverside Crossing Park.
More than kid-run businesses — a community that believes in creativity, courage and hard work. Come and see.
She turned her love of dogs into a thriving business at the Acton Children's Business Fair in Columbus, Ohio.
A sign, a cool outfit, and the courage to flag down cars. Creativity, confidence and real-world learning in action.
One unforgettable day of courage, creativity and real-world learning at the Children's Business Fair.
Table setup, product design, pricing — our Eagles handled every piece of preparing a real business in teams.
Creativity, collaboration, and turning a passion into a real product — just like The Powerpuff Girls team did.
He brought The Adventures of his own book series to life at the Acton Children's Business Fair in Columbus, Ohio.
Instead of boredom and endless screen time this summer, kids get to create, solve real problems, and sell something they made.
YES, children can run startup businesses!
Our 4th annual Children's Business Fair brought 70 young entrepreneurs together to pitch, sell, and discover what running a business actually takes.
You have to try their popsicles!! Join us this Saturday from 2p - 5p in downtown Dublin to support our young entrepreneurs.
Flashback to the 2023 Children's Business Fair - what a fun day for our Entrepreneurs!
Real booths, real sales, real customers — our Eagles ran the Children's Business Fair with support from Mayor Jane Fox and the City of Dublin, Ohio.
If something here resonated, the next step is seeing it in person.