Grades K–2
My Stall poster
Pick a lemonade, cookie or bracelet stall, count the supplies in play coins, and split what's left into save, spend and share.
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My First Business Lab.
A pretend market stall that turns one idea into a business plan. Students pick something to sell, count the costs, set a price, plan the profit, and decide how much to save, reinvest and give. One packet for every grade, K–12.
Count the cost. Set the price. Choose the plan.
Pretend only: nothing is bought or soldNo names or photos neededGiving is always a choice
Find your grade 
- Every grade bandK–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12
- Answer keys + rubricsIn every packet
- Examples includedOne finished project per band
- Always freeNo account, no email
01 — The packets
Pick your grade.
Each packet starts with teacher pages: the session plan, answer key, rubric and support options. Then the student pages.
Grades 3–5
Junior Business Plan
Add up real supply prices, set a price, plan for 20 customers, then redo the math when a rainy day brings only 12.
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Grades 6–8
Launch Portfolio + 60-second pitch
Survey five classmates, separate per-item from one-time costs, and find profit and margin at 20 and 40 sales.
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Grades 9–12
Startup One-Pager + 90-second pitch
Research customers and competitors, find unit economics and break-even, stress-test three scenarios, and run an ethics check on promotion.
Download (PDF) Startup spreadsheet (Excel or Google Sheets)02 — Everything else you need
The rest of the kit.
Read the guide first: about 15 minutes, and it covers every band.
Facilitator guideSchedules for 1, 2 or 3 sessions, setup, a pretend market day, privacy-safe showcases and FAQ.7 pages · PDFCompleted examplesOne finished project per band, every step of the math shown, so you can see what “strong” looks like.5 pages · PDFCertificateA completion certificate for every student who finishes their plan.1 page · PDFFamily versionThe same stall at the kitchen table, ages 5–18, with a no-printer option.5 pages · PDF
03 — Before you ask
The questions we actually get.
Anything missing? Email info@wealthwisekids.org.
Is it really free?
Yes. Every packet, the guide, the examples, the certificate and the family version are free to download. No account, no email.
Do students need real money?
No. It's a pretend market with given prices; nothing is bought or sold. K–2 uses play coins, printed in the packet.
How long does it take?
K–2 takes one session, 3–5 two, 6–8 two or three, and 9–12 three. The facilitator guide has shorter versions for every band.
Can we run a real sale afterward?
Only under your school's rules for real sales. The project is the practice round, and it works best as pretend: every student can take part.
What if a family can't give?
Giving can be time, help or an item, and it's always a choice. No student is ever asked to donate.
Can I use it at home?
Yes. The family version runs at a kitchen table in 20 to 40 minutes, with a no-printer option.